Replacement for Momba Blades

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moseemo54

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Does anyone know what would be the closest replacement for the Momba blades? I have a few sets left, but would like to get some comparable replacements.
 
Wow! You like to throw mysteries at us. My powers of ESP are shut down for the holidays. (They don't work that well anyway).

Is there a number stamped into them that you can cross reference?

"Momba" is just a product name that has likely been bought out by another company.

What is the model and product ID number of the machine you are working on?

There are literally hundreds of thousands of options for blades out there on the market.
 
Knowing what brand of mower, width of deck, and number of blades help.
Another option is to measure the blades.
What is the diameter of the center hole?
What is the width of the blades?
What is the thickness of the blades?
What is the length of the blades?
Blade length is measured diagonally.
Measure diagonally from one cutting tip to the other
 
StarTech said:
Here's good question. What are MOMBA blades? What do they look like? Never heard of them.
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I'm thinking that he meant Mamba blades. These are a brand of blade that copies the Gator design. I'm not sure that they are even made anymore.
The OP should give us the dimensions of one of his new blades.
 
Tnx that got me on the right path they were hi lift mulching blades but J. Thomas is no longer in business, they were sold to Ariens which owns Stens and Arrowhead Products.

Stens has superseded the BL-724 to 362-820. They are 20-1/2" .236" thick 5/8" center hole and are 3" wide. Original blades were .250 thick. Don't know if they are fully the same design but this what Stens has superseded them to.

See what having the correct name and numbers off the blade get you. This is even with me never hearing of Mamba blades.

Source of the specs was the J. Thomas 2010 Catalog which I just dl and saved.
 
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StarTech said:
Tnx that got me on the right path they were hi lift mulching blades but J. Thomas is no longer in business, they were sold to Ariens which owns Stens and Arrowhead Products.

Stens has superseded the BL-724 to 362-820. They are 20-1/2" .236" thick 5/8" center hole and are 3" wide. Original blades were .250 thick. Don't know if they are fully the same design but this what Stens has superseded them to.

See what having the correct name and numbers off the blade get you. This is even with me never hearing of Mamba blades.

Source of the specs was the J. Thomas 2010 Catalog which I just dl and saved.
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Oregon 96-319 is also a match.
Personally, I would choose a Rotary 6083
 
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Are you sure of the Rotary 6183? Seems short by 2-1/2".
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It should be Rotary 13811 if my catalog is right.
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Now the Oregon is a similar match; although it is only 2-1/2" wide instead of 3".
 
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