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Bradley Professional Blade Sharpener Grinder S105

$489.00

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Bradley S105 Professional Blade Sharpener

The Bradley S105 Professional Blade Sharpener makes sharpening mower blades easy and affordable. It sharpens more than just blades. Our 1/2HP, the 1725RPM 110V motor keeps the metal from overheating during sharpening so it is easy to handle. A fully reversible motor allows sharpening on both sides. This is the most affordable portable grinder available. Adjustable light (bulb not included). S640 Dirt collector and mulch blade adaptor set available by clicking here (not included, sold separately) Wheel: 8" Dia. x 5/8" wide 60 grit aluminum oxide. Assembled and tested in the USA.

 

Features:

• Sharpen full-length blades

• 1/2HP, 110-volt motor

• 1725RPM speed

• Adjustable light

• Heavy-duty steel frame

• Adjustable wheel height

• Reversible for left or right sharpening

• Rubber feet absorb vibration

• Blade guide makes sharpening safe and easy

• 180° wheel coverage

• 60 grit aluminum oxide grinding wheel

• 8" diameter x 5/8" wide wheel

• Assembled and tested in the USA

 

The light bulb is not included.

Dirt collector and mulch blade adaptor are not included, sold separately.

SKU: S105

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January 27, 2022
I have owned on of these for about 7 years and have been extremely pleased with the results. The machine is easy to adjust and use. The sharpener is very consistent for angle and is relatively quick. You need to sharpen in stages and allow for cooling time. However, I am usually sharpening 10 or 12 blades at a time so making one or two passes on each end and then allowing to cool while I make a pass on the others allows for plenty of cooling time. This sharpener is a fantastic product.

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