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Lawn mower blades are an important aspect of lawn maintenance. They can affect the way your yard looks and how it's easy to maintain.

Take into consideration the type of grass in your yard and the goals you want to achieve for your property when you select the appropriate lawn mower blade. Blades are available in a variety of different designs, each one specifically designed to fulfill specific needs.

High-Lift Blades

 

 

These blades can be used in a variety of decks for Durable Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener mowers, which includes Exmark Triton. They are manufactured to highest quality standards to ensure sharp cuts and excellent mowing results. They can be mounted easily and feature a smooth surface for better airflow to help keep the grass clippings moving in the right direction.

The blades of these mowers produce lots of suction which allows you to pull the grass apart when they cut it. This results in more even and clean lawn finish that standard or low-lift blades. They're also ideal for bagging your lawn clippings as they don't get clumped together and are easily removed from the side chute.

The drawback of this kind of blade is that it demands a higher engine horsepower as it creates lots of airflow inside the deck of the mower. These blades aren't suitable for grass with sand, since they circulate grit in the deck of the mower. This can lead to it wearing out faster.

Mulching Blades

 

 

If you're planning to purchase mulch blades for your lawn mower, it is important to ensure that the model you are buying is compatible with the mower you currently have. This can be done by reading the manual for your lawnmower. It is also possible to check the site of the manufacturer to learn more about compatibility.

This is because a different blade could make the engine be more efficient, which will reduce its efficiency and increase its durability. Durability is essential because it means that the blade is able to stand up to wear and tear over an extended period of time.

The most popular kind of mower blade is the straight one that works great on dry and wet surfaces. It can be unreliable in areas with thick grass. They're not the best for bagging or side discharge, but do a good job at mulching.

Straight Blades

 

 

It is essential to choose an appropriate blade to match the dimensions of the lawnmowers deck. This can be done by taking a look at the old blade and comparing its size to the new blade. Make sure that the replacement blade is stamped with a part number stamped on it and that its center hole pattern is in line with your mower's shear pin locating holes.

The wrong blade could damage your lawnmowers. It will strain the engine and can affect its ability to cut grass. A wrong blade can result in the mower's wheels to spin.

High-lift blades are the ideal option for yards with tall grass. They have a slight curve or "lift" at the top of the blade, behind the cutting edge. This creates vertical suction and permits a more precise cut. The blades are also angled to avoid obstruction to the discharge chute. They are also ideal for side - and bagging.

Holes in the Blade

 

 

Mower blades can be found in a wide range of shapes, sizes and designs. It is crucial to gauge the blade correctly when purchasing the replacement or a new lawn mower blade. If you don't, you may damage your equipment or create unsafe levels of vibration. The measurements include the length of the blade as well as the dimensions of any holes that are that are in the middle.

A large number of blades feature a stamped part number found between the central holes. This can be used to locate the OEM replacement or a high-quality cross-referenced, aftermarket blade.

The overall blade length is important - too short and your mower will not cut correctly, too long and the blade will not be able to fit. Additionally, the center bolt hole diameter is not the only measure that must be taken into consideration, the shear pin locating holes that sit on the blade boss must also coincide to ensure proper fitting. These measurements are used together to give precise specifications for blades to ensure that suitable blades are available for mowers.