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S650 Adjustable angle bracket for S105

$30.00

(1 reviews)

Adjustable angle bracket FOR The S105

It comes with all the necessary hardware, works for Bradley Mower S105 Blade Sharpener. 

  • This bracket won't fit the S90.
  • $10 shipping is for contiguous US (lower 48) only.  
  • We ship elsewhere, just ask for a quote!

SKU: S650

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(Based on 1 reviews)

June 22, 2021
This also does not come with instructions, but it's easy to figure out.
Remove what came on the grinder and install this, set the angle for your blade, drop the wheel to apx 1/8" from it and start grinding. Set up is fast and easy to change.
Again it would be 5 stars with info.
It just too bad they don't pack info or offer it on the web.

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