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Lawn mower blades are an important element of lawn care. They affect how your lawn appears and how easy it is to maintain.

To get the best lawn mower blade to your Heavy-duty lawn mower blade sharpener, consider the type of grass you've got and your goals for your property. There are several different types of blades that are made for a specific use.

High-Lift Blades

 

 

The blades are used on a range of lawn mower decks which includes Exmark Triton. They are constructed to the highest quality standards to ensure an excellent cut and superior mowing results. They are easy to mount and have smooth surfaces for improved airflow, which helps keep the grass cuttings moving in the right direction.

These mower blades create a high amount of suction that helps to pull the grass up as it is being cut that results in a cleaner and more uniform finish to your lawn than standard or low lift blades. These blades are perfect for bagging your grass clippings since they don't get clumped and can easily be disposed via the side chute.

The drawback of this kind of blade is that it demands greater engine power as it generates a lot of airflow inside the deck of the mower. They are not suited for lawns with sandy soils because they move grit around the mower deck. This can result in the blade wearing quicker.

Mulching Blades

 

 

When you are looking to purchase mulch blades your lawn mower it is crucial to make sure that the product you're buying is compatible with your mower. This can be done by reading the manual for your lawnmower. You can also look at the manufacturer's website for more information about compatibility with the mower you're contemplating buying.

A different blade could cause the engine to more difficult to work and impact the performance. Durability means that the blade will last for a long time.

The most commonly used mower blade type is the straight one that works great on dry and wet surfaces. It can be unreliable in areas of dense grass. They aren't ideal bags or side discharges, but do a good job of mulching.

Straight Blades

 

 

It is crucial to select the right blade for your lawnmowers' deck size. You can do this by looking at the old blade to see what it looks like, and then comparing it to the size of the blade you are getting. Make sure the replacement blade has an item number stamped on it. Also, ensure that the center hole pattern is in line with your mower's shear pin locating holes.

A wrong blade could result in damage to your mower. The engine will be strained and can affect its ability to cut grass. The wrong blade could cause the mower's wheels and wheels to wobble.

For lawns with grass that is high blades with the highest lift will be your best option. They feature a slight "lift" or curve on the edge behind the cutting edge. This creates a vertical suction and permits cutting with greater precision. Blades are also bent to avoid blockage of the discharge chute. They're also suitable for bagging and side applications.

Holes within the Blade

 

 

Mower blades come in all shapes, sizes and styles. It is essential to determine the size of the blade properly when purchasing an upgrade or replacement lawn mower blade. In the wrong hands, you could damage your equipment or create hazardous levels of vibration. This includes the length of the blade, the size of the central hole (or holes) and, if the blade has holes on the outside and outer holes, the distance between them.

Many blades have a stamped part number found between the central holes. It is possible to find an OEM replacement or a high-quality, cross-referenced aftermarket blade.

It is crucial to consider the overall length of the blade. Too short and your mower will not cut correctly. Too long and it won't fit. In addition the center bolt hole diameter isn't the only factor to take into consideration. The shear pin locating holes that sit on the blade boss must also match to ensure proper fitment. These measurements are used together to provide accurate blade specifications to ensure that suitable blades are available for lawn mowers.