Replacement for Momba Blades

I know. The notched high lift is my personal favorite. We still don't know what mower these blades are going on.
The Stens 362-820 will be close to the Mamba blades.
Here's another
I'm currently running this blade on my Gravely.
I'm going to try the Stens 362-820. The machine I'll put them on is a 22 yr. old Exmark Lazer Z with an EFI Kohler with 1040 hrs. that I bought new in 2004. It's a great machine and has been virtually trouble free.
 
I'm going to try the Stens 362-820. The machine I'll put them on is a 22 yr. old Exmark Lazer Z with an EFI Kohler with 1040 hrs. that I bought new in 2004. It's a great machine and has been virtually trouble free.
I wished that you would have told us the Brand of mower and model number early on. We wouldn't have had to go on a guessing game.
My guess is that you had some sort 60" Exmark.
Besides, your mower didn't come standard with those blades
 
I wished that you would have told us the Brand of mower and model number early on. We wouldn't have had to go on a guessing game.
My guess is that you had some sort 60" Exmark.
Besides, your mower didn't come standard with those blades
I realize the mower didn't come standard with the Mamba blades. I decided to try them years ago and liked them. There didn't need to be a guessing game about it, I just wondered if anyone had maybe used them and found a comparable replacement for the brand.
 
I realize the mower didn't come standard with the Mamba blades. I decided to try them years ago and liked them. There didn't need to be a guessing game about it, I just wondered if anyone had maybe used them and found a comparable replacement for the brand.
First of all, you gave us a blade name that no one heard of. Momba turned out to be Mamba. They happened to have been a brand name of a now defunct business. A photo of the blade, the dimensions, and a center hole diameter would have given you a quicker answer.
 
First memory can be fleeting at times for any of us.

This thread has been quite helpful to me as I got research this blades once I knew they were Mamba blades. That I got me to who made them. From there I was able to dl an old JThomas catalog. Now I know where the BT numbered belts were from them too and now with crosses to be setup on my system.
 
First of all, you gave us a blade name that no one heard of. Momba turned out to be Mamba. They happened to have been a brand name of a now defunct business. A photo of the blade, the dimensions, and a center hole diameter would have given you a quicker answer.
You're unbelievable, but true to the forum scene. "Let's argue about phonetics, Momba vs. Mamba" which sound exactly the same. How come we can't just try to help without all the criticism and inconsequential
b/s.
 
You're unbelievable, but true to the forum scene. "Let's argue about phonetics, Momba vs. Mamba" which sound exactly the same. How come we can't just try to help without all the criticism and inconsequential
b/s.
 
It seems that some people want you to know what they think you should know, not want you want to know. In my case, I was just asking if anyone had used these blades and had found a suitable replacement, THAT'S ALL. It should be real simple, you're either familiar with it or not. There was no need for any other info. And again...Momba and Mamba sound exactly the same, so no need to pick that apart again.
 
Come on guys DROP IT! The problem is already resolved. Now you guys are just in a piss fight. Trying to prove who has a bigger set of balls just don't cut it with me.

As for me I never heard or either name until this thread. So any addition info is/was helpful, even a picture of the blade would told me it was mulcher style blade. But the info requested would have been helpful to someone like me that needed it to research the item. Being secretive just don't help those that are trying to help.

It has helped me otherwise once I was help a little on the name of the blades I even gained some other useful info out this that actually answered a question that been bugging me on belts.

And these extra high lift mulcher blades are some of my customers can actually make use of too. Discharge using mulcher blades have always been a complaint here. I even a couple Gravely with standard hi lift blades that tends to clog up the deck in heavy grass. Maybe there is some extra high lift standard blades to be found too.

Just be aware I can just set the ignore option to ignore on both of you and may still do it. At least I don't have to help if I don't want to but I can still research things for my own benefit. I don't why I keep trying to help others here.
 
Come on guys DROP IT! The problem is already resolved. Now you guys are just in a piss fight. Trying to prove who has a bigger set of balls just don't cut it with me.

As for me I never heard or either name until this thread. So any addition info is/was helpful, even a picture of the blade would told me it was mulcher style blade. But the info requested would have been helpful to someone like me that needed it to research the item. Being secretive just don't help those that are trying to help.

It has helped me otherwise once I was help a little on the name of the blades I even gained some other useful info out this that actually answered a question that been bugging me on belts.

And these extra high lift mulcher blades are some of my customers can actually make use of too. Discharge using mulcher blades have always been a complaint here. I even a couple Gravely with standard hi lift blades that tends to clog up the deck in heavy grass. Maybe there is some extra high lift standard blades to be found too.

Just be aware I can just set the ignore option to ignore on both of you and may still do it. At least I don't have to help if I don't want to but I can still research things for my own benefit. I don't why I keep trying to help others here.
It's over for me.
 
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