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Toro TimeCutter blades and serial ranges
Toro's 115-5059-03 and 79016P TimeCutter blades, the 77508's two serial ranges, Oregon's 50-inch set and the 139-7459 bagging kit, as Toro and Oregon list them.
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Short answer
Toro lists 115-5059-03, a single 17.5-inch blade, and 79016P, 17.5-inch high-lift blades, for select TimeCutters built in 2011 and later. "Select" means you check your own model and serial on Toro's parts lookup before ordering. The 50-inch TimeCutter 77508 alone has two serial ranges.
Toro's two TimeCutter blade listings
- 115-5059-03 is a single 17.5-inch replacement blade for select TimeCutter mowers built in 2011 and later.[1] Toro calls it a Hi-Flow blade and gives no model list.
- 79016P is listed as 17.5-inch high-lift TimeCutter replacement blades for select 34 and 50-inch TimeCutters built in 2011 and later.[2]
Neither page names models. Toro's "select TimeCutters" wording is the reason to confirm on Toro's parts page for your exact model and serial. See the Toro TimeCutter page.
One blade or a pack?
115-5059-03 is a single blade.[1] The 79016P page is less clear: its title names a pack, while its text says the blade is sold individually.[2] We do not publish a quantity for it. Check the count on the listing before you order, and order enough for every spindle on your deck.
Serial ranges: the 77508 example
Toro's parts page for the 50-inch TimeCutter, model 77508, offers two serial ranges: 400000000-421999999 and 422000000-999999999.[3] Each range opens its own parts record. Read the serial number on your mower's label, then pick the serial range that contains it. Our model and serial guide shows how Toro splits other models the same way.
An aftermarket set for 50-inch decks
Oregon sells 50TGR1HL3 as a set of three for 50-inch Toro/Exmark zero-turn decks.[4] That is Oregon's catalog statement; it does not name TimeCutter models. Oregon's part finder lets you search by equipment brand and model or by the OEM part number you are replacing,[5] so search your Toro blade number there to see Oregon's match. See the 50-inch deck page.
Bagging enhancement kit 139-7459
Toro describes its TimeCutter bagging enhancement kit 139-7459 for fabricated-deck TimeCutter MX and SWX models from 2012 and newer, to improve bagging in heavy, wet grass or leaves.[6] Toro's page names two different deck sizes in different places, so we publish none; confirm the deck with a Toro dealer. "Improve bagging" is Toro's stated purpose, not a measured result.
TimeCutter parts at a glance
| Part | What Toro or Oregon says | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Toro 115-5059-03 | 17.5 in blade, select TimeCutters from 2011 | single blade |
| Toro 79016P | 17.5 in high-lift blades, select 34 and 50 in TimeCutters from 2011 | not published; check the listing |
| Oregon 50TGR1HL3 | Set for 50 in Toro/Exmark zero-turn decks | set of 3 |
| Toro 139-7459 | Bagging kit, fabricated-deck TimeCutter MX and SWX, 2012 and newer | kit |
Approved TimeCutter blades
Picks that fit2 products
Choose the Toro 79016P listing only after Toro's parts lookup lists 79016P for your TimeCutter model and serial.
More on choosing
Toro's page conflicts on pack size, so confirm on the listing how many blades you get and order one per spindle. Choose Oregon's 94-063 (17-1/2 in, 5/8 in hole, three for a 50 in cut) for a TimeCutter Z5000, Z5020, Z5030, Z5035, Z5040 or Z5060; Oregon lists it as replacing 79016P and 112-9759-03, but it is a standard-lift blade, and the 3-pack is the listing's. On Amazon, check that Ships from / Sold by is Amazon.com or Toro.
17.5-inch high-lift blades for select TimeCutters
Toro 79016P 17.5 in high-lift Hi-Flow blade set for TimeCutter, set of 3
Standard-lift blades for 50-inch Toro TimeCutters
Oregon 94‑063 17‑1/2 in standard-lift blades for 50 in Toro TimeCutter decks, pack of 3
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Questions
Which blades fit my Toro TimeCutter?
Toro lists 115-5059-03 and 79016P, both 17.5 in, for select TimeCutters built in 2011 and later. Confirm your model and serial on Toro's parts lookup.[1][2]
Is 115-5059-03 one blade or a set?
A single blade, per Toro's page.[1]
Why does the 77508 have two parts pages?
Toro splits it into two serial ranges, 400000000-421999999 and 422000000-999999999. Use the one that contains your serial.[3]