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Off season deck maintenance

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Rob Achenbach

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Other than trying ones hand at welding in some patchwork on the 48” deck, is there any general consensus on off season deck maintenance? Just scrape clean as possible with a putty knife? Wire brush or wheel and possibly paint on bare spots? Looks darn good as it is? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated
 

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Yeah, you got it. Clean it the best you can. and paint it - I like to do at least 3 coats.
then clean and sharpen blades, add grease to the spindles after seeing if they still feel smooth and no noises.,
and inspect belt / pulleys and also the idler!
 
Paint bottom with Truck Bed liner, will reduce future rust.
 
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