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INTRODUCING THE MOWER BLADE REMOVAL ASSISTING TOOL (BRAT) This new patent pending tool allows you to remove your lawn mower blades in minutes, by yourself, without an impact wrench. In four simple steps, you can now easily twist off the nuts which hold your lawn mower blades, without aggravation, scrapes or bruises. Better yet, the Mower BRAT pays for itself on the first service call you would otherwise have incurred. |
Step 1. Place your heavy-duty, flat handle ratchet into the lower handle and tighten it. We recommend that you extend the ratchet out at least 4 to 5 inches from the edge of the pipe handle. The increase in distance provides you more leverage. Flip the ratchet directional lever to counter clockwise. Do not use a small ratchet; the torque exerted against it will break its internal gears. Note: Heavy duty ratchet not provided. Use a ratchet with a flat handle (versus a round handle). |
Step 2. Place the ratchet handle on the left and the blade handle on the right. Spread them apart. Slide the blade handle on the blade. With the handles spread apart, the weight of the ratchet handle will hold the tool vertically. If the BRAT does not stay upright, you may want to tighten the blade handle by rotating the blade holder knob. The blade support bracket can accept blades up to 2 3/4 " wide x 1 1/4" high, with lengths of 9 1/2" or greater from center. |
Step 3. Position ratchet underneath the nut holding the blade and snap onto the nut. Once again, by keeping the handles apart, the weight of the ratchet handle will maintain the socket in place against the nut. |
Step 4. Apply slight down pressure on both handles to keep tool upright and socket tightly on nut. Move handles back and forth like a scissor until nut is loose. At this point you may choose to finish un-twisting the nut by hand or with the ratchet alone. Slide the Mower BRAT out. |
IT'S TIME YOU PUT THE BRAT TO WORK Introductory Summer 2010 sales price. Normally: $149.90. Now for a limited time: $99.75 Free Shipping in the continental U.S. Buy Now Patent pending. Made in the USA. Ratchet not included. |
If these pictures don't sufficiently explain how to use the Mower BRAT, then watch this short video. |
Testimonial |
"What a time saver. I can remove my blades, sharpen them and have them back on the tractor in less than twenty minutes. No more agony. What a terrific products." Jeff- Milford, Delaware |