Greenworks Twin-Force 40V Lawnmower: changing the blades

An overdue blade change and my thoughts on battery equipment.
The channel and website that gave me a few pointers on lawn equipment for getting intontye business:
CZcams
/ @womacksaffordablelawn...
Website
www.womacklawncare.com/

[@randallholliday4419]

I found this video very helpful. I have had this same lawn mower for 6 years and never changed the blade. I am going to give it a go this morning.

[@richm9812]

I have the same mower before I even started I searched and found your video good job thanks saved me some time!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Single blade is definitely the way to go for my mowing conditions. The bigger twin-blade mowers from Greenworks are much better performing that the 40V Twin-Force.

[@stevedeutsch1410]

Thanks for the video. I got mine changed. I sprayed oil on the nut and waited a few hours and it was easier.

[@kevintam37]

what kind of oil you use?

[@sr64olds]

Thanks for the video. You made my job easier!

[@leroyjackson5746]

Thanks!

[@thathomesteadfamily5200]

Changing blades! Ugh our least favorite thing to do.
Subscribed before you reached 1000. Enjoyed your video.

[@tubelary]

What I learned: 1. One blade retention nut is reverse-threaded. 2. Multiple ways NOT to stabilize the blade in order to loosen the nut. 3. ALWAYS pre-run your task several times so that you need not bumble along learning as you go.

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Us men almost never follow directions! LOL!

[@rubio7922]

Thanks. I couldn’t get that reverse thread one off lol. But now I need to know how to replace that same motor. It still works but makes noise like if bearings are bad. Any info on where to find the motor?

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Other thank contacting Greenworks, no idea. Replaced the twin-force with a single blade mower a year ago.

[@rubio7922]

@@thefirewooddoctor I'll probably just find one that somebody is scrapping.. I bought mine for $20 from a person who just didn't know how to start it lol

[@frankrizzo893]

I had the same fucking problem. Ha ha.

[@Razor15a]

I'm not gonna lie - that was painful to watch. Get yourself a good thick (or cut-resistant) glove, grab the blade tightly, and they come off quickly and easily, once you realize that one is reverse-threaded. I only watched to see how all the pieces should be re-assembled because I couldn't find a diagram online. Thanks for the video!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

I no longer have the mower, so no chance of redoing it.

[@frankrizzo893]

Its a piece of shit .. Use an impact.

[@thefirewooddoctor]

An impact wrench/gun is overkill, but I like your style.