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Not sure about a rotary lawn mower, but I always thought that lawn mowers had a fixed blade speed. If yours is adjustable, I would say that a faster speed would make a smoother cut.
Faster speed will indeed give a smoother cut, BUT if this is achieved by running the engine faster, ( the only option, if the blade is mounted directly on the crankshaft end ) then more stress develops and engine life shortens.
This will become acutely apparent if the blade tip strikes a solid object, when the excessive speed will cause much greater damage than if the blade had been running at the manufacturer's designated rpm.
Consequently, the cut will probably then become somewhat ragged due to distortion and vibration, and the engine will eventually self destruct.
So, better or not ? Your call.
What else can I help you with?
Which is the maximum speed Mazda r-100 rotary 110HP 1969?
The maximum speed of a 1969 Mazda R-100, 100 horsepower car is 112 miles per hour.
What is the phenomenon called that limits a helicopter's maximum speed?
Retreating blade stall.
Which was the maximum speed of Mazda RX3 wagon rotary 90HP 1973?
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How fast should a lawnmower blade spin?
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What is the maximum speed of the Mazda rx4 coupe rotary 117hp 1974?
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How long can a burst at maximum speed last?
A burst at maximum speed can last anywhere from a few seconds to several minutes. The actual duration varies greatly on the circumstances and the equipment.
What are the principle used in helicopter?
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Best blade angle?
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In a wind turbine - does increasing the blade length or decreasing the blade length increases the speed of the turbine?
Decreasing the blade length will increase the rotation speed, and thus the turbine speed ( for constant wind speed ).
What is the maximum speed of a MCA?
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What has the author P V Crooks written?
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How is the thickness of the veneer regulated in the rotary cutting method of production?
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