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Read articles →An owner documenting a real-world, season-delayed mower deck cleaning on a Bobcat CT1025, complete with the consequences of skipping it: heavy grass buildup, rust, and blades needing sharpening. Shows zerk fitting locations, spindle lubrication checks, and a tip on reinstalling blades correctly. Candid and self-deprecating rather than polished. Best for CT1025 owners wanting a honest look at what neglected deck maintenance actually looks like.
An owner-operator sharing a hands-on maintenance task from their own experience, with no evident dealership or brand affiliation, posted by the Loose Caboose Produce channel.
Grass buildup stays moist inside the deck, leading to rust, while blades go dull and need sharpening.
The zerk fittings are at the bottom of each spindle, but maintenance is done through the top of the deck.
Finding wet grease in the spindle fitting means the spindles are staying lubed.
The blades only go on one way, matching a specific groove among several similar ones, which can take a minute to find.
