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Long Lasting Blades

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BrentW

I have used Oregon 396-727 G6 blades for years on my TCII 61 inch. They cut very well and seem to last long but they start loosing metal on the mulching fingers. I don't use a shoot block during the grass mowing season and I mow in a very dusty area. Is their a non mulching blade that will last longer? I mow mixed grasses and I love the finished product of the blades I have been using. Just looking for a little more life.


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MParr

Rotary brand part #15003


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BrentW

Didn't know they made blades for small mowers. Do they last a long time and hold an edge? Not seeing any reviews on them.


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SeniorCitizen

I have used Oregon 396-727 G6 blades for years on my TCII 61 inch. They cut very well and seem to last long but they start loosing metal on the mulching fingers. I don't use a shoot block during the grass mowing season and I mow in a very dusty area. Is their a non mulching blade that will last longer? I mow mixed grasses and I love the finished product of the blades I have been using. Just looking for a little more life.
Have new blades Hard Surfaced , Hard d.
Old timers may call it Stu-Died .


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MParr

Didn't know they made blades for small mowers. Do they last a long time and hold an edge? Not seeing any reviews on them.
I like them. I have a couple of sets of Rotary blades for my Gravely. They are darn good blades. They will give you a much cleaner cut than your G6 blades. They are a direct replacement for the SCAG OEM blades. I can guarantee you that they will outlast Sunbelt XHT blades.
You have to remember that your Oregon Gator G6 has very high Wings. This design is going to pull a lot more grit into your deck. That one thing is why the wings are wearing down at a faster rate.
The Rotary blades sharpen well too.


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BrentW

I like them. I have a couple of sets of Rotary blades for my Gravely. They are darn good blades. They will give you a much cleaner cut than your G6 blades. They are a direct replacement for the SCAG OEM blades. I can guarantee you that they will outlast Sunbelt XHT blades.
You have to remember that your Oregon Gator G6 has very high Wings. This design is going to pull a lot more grit into your deck. That one thing is why the wings are wearing down at a faster rate.
The Rotary blades sharpen well too.
I Have been running the G6 blades that are .250 thick. I go through a set of spindles every year. On the Rotary's i see one that is .240 and .250 thick. I shows that the .250 doesn't fit my mower for some reason. Should I go ahead with the .250 or go back down to the .204?


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MParr

They are .250 thick.
These are direct replacement for the factory blades.
There must be some other reason that you are burning through spindles.


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