You will probably be okay when the grass starts going into dormancy and the leaves begin to fall. My grass is a mixed bag too. I’ve tried the G3 blades during the growing season and the results were horrible. My deck got packed with clippings. After a while, huge clumps would fall out. Another result was power loss from the buildup. The mower I had then was a Toro Timecutter HD 54”. When I traded the mower, I gave the G3s and other blades to my neighbor. He has a Bad Boy 54. I’ve found that OE style high lift blades work best during the growing season. By the way, I’m just outside of Americus, GA. So, our grasses are similar.Ok. I can see I stepped in it, my machine is a Bobcat CRZ 48", I'm just South of Atlanta, I believe I have nearly every variety of common grass that grows in these parts on a 1.5 acre lot. Typically the dew keep it wet much of the morning and early evening so it's often wet when I cut, I typically cut it 2.5" and normally once a week. I was considering trying Oregon Gator blades the fall when there is more leaves that actual grass to deal with. ☺
I bought some from this same guy. They were 100% authentic. I was not impressed. I got better wear out of OEM blades and Rotary brand aftermarket.Thank you, as I read, does anyone have an thoughts on XHT MARBANE STEEL Blades ? I video impresses me>