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Mower blades, baggers and kits that fit your model

Pick your mower to see the deck size, blade, center hole, bagger and mulch kit part numbers its maker lists, with every gap marked Not confirmed, so you know which part number to order before you look at a store.

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Find your mower model

Shows the part numbers a mower's maker lists for your model, so you can order by number instead of by deck size.

Choose your mower model to see the key facts and what fits. Each fact links to its source on the full page.

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Find your deck size

Pick a deck size and blade count to see the blade lengths makers fit to it, the mowers built on it, and the blade sets, bagger kits and mulching kits listed for it.

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Choose your deck size to see the key facts and what fits. Each fact links to its source on the full page.

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Tools, shortlists and comparisons

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ToolBlade center-hole identifier: round, star, bow-tie or S-shapeHelps you name the center hole on your old blade correctly, which narrows the replacement search before you check length and the maker's listing.Open →ToolDeck size finder: blades per deck, lengths and kits by deck sizeShows what makers list for decks of your width, deck by deck, so you can narrow the search without assuming every deck of that size takes the same blades.Open →
ShortlistMower deck wheels with a stated size or a listed deckHelps you replace a deck wheel by the part number it replaces and the size its maker states, and shows what to compare with the old wheel.Open →
ShortlistMulching kits and plugs that list their deck and modelsHelps you pick a mulching kit listed for your deck and know whether it includes blades, a plug or a baffle before you order.Open →
ShortlistRiding mower baggers that list deck size, models and yearsHelps you pick a riding mower bagger its maker lists for your tractor, deck and years, and shows what to check before the first use.Open →
ShortlistRiding and zero-turn blade sets with deck size and count statedHelps you pick a 42-inch or TimeCutter blade set whose maker states the deck, count and replaced parts, instead of one that only shares the width.Open →

Common buying mistakes

  1. Working out blade length from the deck width

    A deck's width gives neither its blade length nor its blade count. Oregon lists 17-1/16 in blades used three per 48 in cut, and 25 in blades used two per 48 in cut on other decks. Find your deck's own blade record by part number.

  2. Matching a blade by length alone

    Oregon's Gator G3 blades 96-347 and 91-635 are almost the same length, but one has a 5/8 in center hole and the other 3/4 in. Name the hole first: round, 5, 6 or 7-point star, bow-tie or S-shape. Never drill or enlarge a hole to make a blade fit.

  3. Buying a bagger for "42-inch decks"

    Baggers fit by model family, deck size, deck style and years. Husqvarna's 960 73 00-04 is for 42 in stamped decks only, and Cub Cadet's manual says its 50 and 54 in stamped decks need a chute adapter that 54 in fabricated decks do not.

  4. Taking a "set" to mean every blade the deck needs

    Read the count on each listing. Craftsman's 42 in CMXGZAM110108 contains one blade, and Toro's 79016P page names a pack in its title but says the blade is sold individually. Count your deck's spindles before you order.

  5. Towing past the mower's own limit

    The towing limit is in the mower's manual, not on the hitch. For the TimeCutter SW 4200, SW 5000 and SWX 5000, Toro says towed weight must not exceed the weight of the machine, operator and ballast, attached only at the hitch point.

Guides

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GuideFind your mower's model and serial number before orderingHelps owners open the right parts record for their exact model and serial range.Read →
GuideHow to measure a mower blade: length, center hole, widthHelps owners record an unmarked blade correctly before matching it to a maker's part record.Read →
GuideMower blade center holes: round, star, bow-tie and S-shapeHelps owners name their blade's center hole and match it to a maker-listed blade without modifying anything.Read →
GuideBlades per deck: why deck width does not give blade lengthHelps riding mower owners stop guessing blade length from deck width and find their deck's own record.Read →
GuideRiding mower bagger fit: model, deck size, deck style and yearHelps you check a lawn tractor or zero-turn bagger against the maker's model, deck and year list before ordering.Read →
GuideFind a mower blade by OEM part number and cross-referenceHelps owners turn a part number into a replacement blade without guessing from deck size.Read →

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How we choose

We start from your mower's model and serial number. Deck sizes, blade lengths, center holes, bagger and mulch kit fits, bolt specs and towing rules come from the mower and part makers' manuals, parts lists, catalogs and product pages, and every value is labeled with its source. Where makers disagree or publish nothing, we mark it Not confirmed instead of filling the gap. We list a part only when its maker names your model, deck or part number. A store's name alone does not show that the brand authorized it. Nothing here has been tested by us; the specs we quote are the makers' own, not measurements.

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