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Re: (ET) Side Discharge

You might try unplugging the deck, tilting it up, and spin one blade by hand. The other two should move in the same direction (as I recall). That will tell if 1) they are all connected, 2) they aren't binding, and 3) are wired the same way. 

- steves

Erv Troyer wrote:

Nope, never had this happen.
Just a thought - are all the blades turning in the same direction? You mention baffles in the deck. I removed all baffles from my deck - seems to discharge better. Also seems to use less power, but that may just be my perception. 

Erv Troyer
Lagrange, IN


-----Original Message-----
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2007 09:40:54 EDT
From: Wahootonic aol com <mailto:Wahootonic aol com>
Subject: (ET) Side Discharge
I'm <mailto:elec-trak cosmos5 phy tufts eduI%27m> having trouble with my E-20 side discharge. I can't remember if I had the problem when I put it away or not. I use it to vacuum leaves with a trac vac. The problem is it will not discharge from the side, everything piles up under center blade. Baffles look O.K., and blades have not changed. Blades look like they are spinning all right. Any one ever had this problem? Thanks. Wahootonic 
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