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north central Oklahoma | Did he "sharpen" it or "roll" it. There is a difference. If he took a grinder to it, a very time consuming way to do it anyway, he prolly pretty much ruined the disc. If he rolled the edges out, and did it right, then the edge should have been like from the factory new blade, and any damage caused was not likely due to a faulty edge, but running in the wrong conditions. I can tear up a brand new disc if you give me hard enough or rocky enough ground. | |
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