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10" auger blades screws???????


mwalleye

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Are the screws that hold the blades on to be flush (lazer Mag)I have an iceing problem after about 3 hole not pleased at all after 3years with this thing I have tried the pam spray and same results. Is there any difference between chipper blades and reg. blades???

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I love my lazer mag. I haven't had any problems with the bolt placement on the blades. You will notice a dramatic slow down in cutting when switching over to the chipper blade.

Do you change out the bolts when you replace your blades?

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Always bought new blades and at the rate it cuts now the chipper would only inprove I'm thinking also with the way it has run out of the box I might look at a different brand I have alot of friends with one of the other top brands and they always seem to run better cutting speed is the same and they cut more them 3 holes before you have to de-ice the blade which is some times hard on gloves.

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The only time I have ice up that prevents cutting is when I let friends borrow my auger. They always seem to set the auger, blades down, in the snow after drilling. Do that a couple times and she's iced up. Lay it down horizontal and I don't see any problems in even the coldest weather.

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I must have a defective auger then it ices up in between holes never set it down in the snow when I'm not useing it it's back on the wheeler with the guard on I clean it up (Blades) for the next time but I can not get past 3-4 holes.

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Wow, yeah I would contact Strikemaster and see what the solution is. They have great customer service. I have a 10" lazer mag and I can cut holes like crazy with that thing. I'll punch 20-30 holes sometimes and fish them, and I ca pick it back up and get right back to it if I want.

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