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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years
I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. |
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On Jul 6, 8:56*pm, muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. are you in new england... it's been raining for so long here everyone is having similar problems |
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muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Hi, Maybe gras is too wet? Is it clean under the deck? No build up of grass particles? Once under the deck is cleaned you can spray silicon grease to keep it clean. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
"muzician21" wrote in message ... Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Possibly grass is damp, longer, or denser than before? Don Young |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Mother Nature is reminding you that mulching is better:-)) |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
Don Young wrote:
"muzician21" wrote in message ... Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Possibly grass is damp, longer, or denser than before? Don Young Spring grass is juicy and sticks to the duct blocking it. Wet grass is similar as well as damp grass. If the grass is too long and damp to pick up, I have found that doing a quick mow without picking it up is best. If the sun is shining, even an hour later, remow it and it will be dry enough to pick up easily without any clogging. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
Wet grass, or dull blade mashing the grass wet.
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
"muzician21" wrote in message ... Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Mulching did such a good job your grass is not thicker than before so there is more to pass through the chute. Go back to mulching for a better lawn. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
"muzician21" wrote in message ... Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. See if your oompa is tangled. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:56:30 -0700 (PDT), muzician21
wrote: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Walk across your lawn and take a look at your shoes. If wet, don't mow. Mulching is 10X better for greener grass and certainly easier on your back, but you already knew that, right? |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
muzician21 wrote:
I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Check to see if the bottom of the bag (usually formed by a stiff sheet of flat plastic) is angled up or down (in terms of direction away from the chute). The bottom should be at least flat (parallel with the ground) or even angled down at the far end of the bag. This allows the grass to fly out the chute and go as far as possible into the bag. Bend the wire bag support frame if necessary. Is your lawn flat, or does it slope? Mowing in the downhill direction will also tend to clog the chute vs mowing uphill. Also check the underside of the deck and remove any grass buildup that usually cakes up there. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:56:30 -0700 (PDT), muzician21
wrote: I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. I just got a new used electric lawnmower, with three options** I tried shooting the grass out but it was long and I knew it would turn yellow lying on the other grass. I put the mulcher on and then could see no cut-off grass where I mowed. So I redid the first area and the cut grass disappeared. **except I don't own the bag and earlier, when I borrowed my neighbor's once, it filled up every ten minutes. It was going to double the time it took me to mow the lawn. But I'm glad I tried it once. For one thing, now I know why neighbor is constantly mowing, then stopping, then mowing.... I thought he was doing it just to drive me crazy, because I could never tell when he was done so I could go back to the quiet end of the house. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Wild guess: Has the speed of the mower changed? Maybe the blade is turning slower due to a change in the engine---say a changed idle speed, plugged air cleaner, plugged carb jet? |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
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muzician21 spewed forth: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. It could be the blade, it may be a mulching blade which would not have the same lift as a regular blade. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Jul 7, 12:03*am, Matt wrote:
Wild guess: *Has the speed of the mower changed? *Maybe the blade is turning slower due to a change in the engine---say a changed idle speed, plugged air cleaner, plugged carb jet? Runs great, like it always has. I don't have a tach on it but I don't detect any difference. Certainly I shouldn't have to run it wide open for the bag to catch the grass. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Jul 7, 12:32*am, "ChairMan" wrote:
It could be the blade, it may be a mulching blade which would not have the same lift as a regular blade. It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. |
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muzician21 wrote:
On Jul 7, 12:32 am, "ChairMan" wrote: It could be the blade, it may be a mulching blade which would not have the same lift as a regular blade. It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
Tony Hwang wrote:
muzician21 wrote: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Hi, Maybe gras is too wet? Is it clean under the deck? No build up of grass particles? Once under the deck is cleaned you can spray silicon grease to keep it clean. "Silicon grease"? Is that what is used for lubricating integrated circuits or sand piles? TDD |
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"muzician21" wrote in message ... On Jul 7, 12:32 am, "ChairMan" wrote: It could be the blade, it may be a mulching blade which would not have the same lift as a regular blade. It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. ***** A blade that is used to bag the grass has a different angle (steeper) which generates the air flow necessary to bag the grass. A mulching blade does not have this. Invest a few bucks in a regular blade if you really want it bag the grass. Larry |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Jul 6, 7:56*pm, muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Any rain recently? Do you cut early or late in the day? Mulch it, its natural fertiliser and mulch, "Slip Plate" works I use it on my snowblower chute. |
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On Jul 7, 2:46*am, "Larry" wrote:
"muzician21" wrote in message It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. ***** A blade that is used to bag the grass has a different angle (steeper) which generates the air flow necessary to bag the grass. A mulching blade does not have this. * Invest a few bucks in a regular blade if you really want it bag the grass. After further consideration, I think I might be wrong about it being the original blade. Today I got a "universal" 21" blade from Home Depot but the center hole isn't wide enough. Think it would make any difference if I reamed out the hole as opposed to finding a Snapper blade that fits? Anything special about Snapper blades? |
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Grass keeps clogging chute on Snapper 21" pusher
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:56:30 -0700 (PDT), against all advice,
something compelled muzician21 , to say: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Spray the chute with WD-40. -- Don't worry about people stealing an idea. If it's original, you will have to ram it down their throats. - Howard Aiken |
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On Tue, 7 Jul 2009 22:01:57 -0700 (PDT), muzician21
wrote: On Jul 7, 2:46*am, "Larry" wrote: "muzician21" wrote in message It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. ***** A blade that is used to bag the grass has a different angle (steeper) which generates the air flow necessary to bag the grass. A mulching blade does not have this. * Invest a few bucks in a regular blade if you really want it bag the grass. After further consideration, I think I might be wrong about it being the original blade. Today I got a "universal" 21" blade from Home Depot but the center hole isn't wide enough. Think it would make any difference if I reamed out the hole as opposed to finding a Snapper blade that fits? Anything special about Snapper blades? Best to stick with the original manufacturer's blade, if possible, especially if you are having issues. |
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On Jul 8, 12:01*am, muzician21 wrote:
On Jul 7, 2:46*am, "Larry" wrote: "muzician21" wrote in message It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. ***** A blade that is used to bag the grass has a different angle (steeper) which generates the air flow necessary to bag the grass. A mulching blade does not have this. * Invest a few bucks in a regular blade if you really want it bag the grass. After further consideration, I think I might be wrong about it being the original blade. Today I got a "universal" 21" blade from Home Depot but the center hole isn't wide enough. Think it would make any difference if I reamed out the hole as opposed to finding a Snapper blade that fits? Anything special about Snapper blades? You wont ream it evenly, it will make it unbalanced and will have to be balanced, but I bet it has a mulch blade, the best. CR has mulch ratings you can compare, I bet your machine rates well so its your conditions making it clog. |
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In article , "Ed Pawlowski" wrote:
"muzician21" wrote in message ... Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. Mulching did such a good job your grass is not thicker than before so there is more to pass through the chute. Go back to mulching for a better lawn. I never pick up now, mostly out of need. Big lawns are tough, and sometimes it gets too long. That would really clog things. I don't even have a mulching blade, or blades I should say. Feed the earth worms. Most Chem lawn yards don't have earth worms. In the old neighborhood, nobody had earth worms afer all the chemical treatments mostly in the 70's and 80's. I actually started to replant earth worms in the old yard after the parents stopped using Chem Lawn for many years. greg |
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muzician21 wrote:
Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. For the first time in several years I've decided to start bagging the grass instead of mulching it. Problem is, I'm now finding that the grass clogs the chute in short order. Very little actually makes it into the bag. The last time I bagged the grass this wasn't a problem. I tried cleaning the bag thinking maybe a lack of air flow was somehow an issue - gave it a good scrubbing in the tub with lots of detergent. Sharpened the blade. I found the bottom lip of the chute was splitting so I formed some sheet aluminum to fit over the lip and pop-riveted it in place to give the grass a smooth entry point. None of this has helped. Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. If the machine is the same, three factors besides moisture can cause clogging: The amount of grass you are cutting. The stickiness of the stuff you're cutting. The amount of air the mower is sucking. Raising the cutting height can help a lot. It lets the machine suck more air while reducing the amount of vegetation being cut. Cutting more frequently will reduce clogging. A habit of cutting too low in summer can change a lawn so that clogging becomes a problem. After low cutting, the sun heats the soil more, and that can allow weedy hot-weather grasses to take over. Cutting at 3-5" can keep the soil cool enough for fescue to thrive. Fescue cuts nicely in my experience. Cutting higher may improve a problem lawn so that it becomes easier to mow each year. A lawn that once caused clogging dry may improve so that it cuts without trouble wet or dry. |
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E Z Peaces wrote:
If the machine is the same, three factors besides moisture can cause clogging: The amount of grass you are cutting. The stickiness of the stuff you're cutting. The amount of air the mower is sucking. (cutting up-hill vs downhill, having a clean bag that allows airflow) Bend the bag support frame so the back end of the bag is flat or slightly lower with respect to the chute opening. Problem solved. |
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muzician21 wrote:
On Jul 7, 2:46 am, "Larry" wrote: "muzician21" wrote in message It is a mulching blade but that's what's been on it since the 70's. ***** A blade that is used to bag the grass has a different angle (steeper) which generates the air flow necessary to bag the grass. A mulching blade does not have this. Invest a few bucks in a regular blade if you really want it bag the grass. After further consideration, I think I might be wrong about it being the original blade. Today I got a "universal" 21" blade from Home Depot but the center hole isn't wide enough. Think it would make any difference if I reamed out the hole as opposed to finding a Snapper blade that fits? Anything special about Snapper blades? A universal blade will not work on a Snapper. Go to a lawnmower shop and ask for a snapper bagging blade. It's has a higher lift than the std Snapper blade. Take your current blade (the one that fits) with you to compare length and center hole. -- Art |
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EXT wrote:
[....] Spring grass is juicy and sticks to the duct blocking it. Wet grass is similar as well as damp grass. If the grass is too long and damp to pick up, I have found that doing a quick mow without picking it up is best. If the sun is shining, even an hour later, remow it and it will be dry enough to pick up easily without any clogging. even though this technique takes a bit more effort the end result is a cleaner better looking job... I've got two Snapper self propelled run behind mowers and the only problem I've ever encountered with them is they don't bag wet or damp grass very well. |
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Cally wrote:
muzician21 wrote: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. [....] Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. See if your oompa is tangled. that was rather observant of you to realize the older Snapper's used the oompa in stead of the gigolator newer models are equipped with. g |
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Jim wrote:
Cally wrote: muzician21 wrote: Have an old 21" Snapper pusher. [....] Why would this now be an issue when it hasn't been in the past? Same mower, same blade. See if your oompa is tangled. that was rather observant of you to realize the older Snapper's used the oompa in stead of the gigolator newer models are equipped with. g I thought it was the vacillating framistan that was causing all the malfunctions in that series of lawn mowers. TDD |
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