D110 owner cont....We hear slight differences in length cause blades to touch. We need mulching &amp; cleanup capabilities to be best. Thoughts??
138171
No problem with the blades touching. Blades mulch and clean up grass and leaves great
999806
Personally, I would NOT buy the Gator Blades. I tried them, using the full mulch kit (the enclosure curved plastic piece that closes the opening) and I did not have good luck with those blades. I tossed them out and bought a pair of JD mulching blades and have had much better results. I found that the rear "cutters" on the Gator blades did about nothing since the main cuts were done by the front forward facing blade part -- which need much sharpening upon receiving them (I like a sharp blade!). For me Robert, I did like the Gator Blades. Good luck.
1167552
I bought them for my Z4200. I agree with the previous comment. Check the length of your current blades. As far as the mulching blades, I used them last season and they work very well. Good luck!
122372
Bigger is always better if you have the power to drive it and a head assembly that is sturdy enough. I have a Craftsman "Medium Duty" unit and it took some slight modification to get a 9" blade to fit. After a few days use it became necessary to switch to larger attachment screws to keep the head stationary on the shaft. These blades are ten times better than the POS that came with the unit from Sears.
1963099
My wife, who is the primary user, did not use it enough yet to brake the blade - a frequent occurrence I can assure you. That is why we got the more professional machine. Sorry, No new blades yet. No idea where I would go at this time. rlp
1074079
If it were me, I would just go online to the manufacturer and see if that is an option. It is a mulching mower, so it pretty much takes care of things. I love mine!
1155843
My suggestion is that you take the accurate measurements of the blades you are replacing. I have JD LA135. I have replaced the mulching blades four times. The last set had to be ground very slightly to fit although they were specified for my unit.
585744
Not a problem for me, as I cut my grass at the shortest height. Wasn't a problem at the beginning when I was trying various cutting heights. My handle is stiff and hard to move, so I can't see it jumping out of its notch. Is your handle installed correctly?
1997643
I use the factory blades and they are actually made for mulching rather than bagging. I had to buy special high lift blades for when I bag.
1354140
Reviews say that the 3 blade is better, which is why I ordered it. Amz says they will replace the 2 blade they sent me & swap it out w/the 3 blade. I don't know much else, I suspect the more expensive 3 blade will be more powerful, I should know more soon.
2250374
Worked very well on my L110. My discharge opening had to be straightened back out just a bit so that blade would not hit the lower edge. After correction works great. Doing leaf mulching & catching on 2 acres. Hope this helps. �
566281
Aww man you're gonna make me have to go see cuz I honestly can't remember. I hope you appreciate this and you owe me a beer....... Ok, it will roll backwards but the blades do not. It is however a fairly heavy bugger and I expect, with proper maintenance, to get a lifetime of usage out of it. I bought it mainly as a backup for my power mower. It does not, however, cut weeds for nothing and I don't know why. I believe because the weeds are so flexible they slide right through. But in a way that's a good thing as then you can spot the little bastids and kill them.
1689001
sorry. havn't checked this in a while. my neighbor and I both use these blades. he has a cub cadet and I have a husky. they spit out grass like a chain saw spits out saw dust. we don't use baggers on our tractors but they should do just fine. they work better than factory replacement blades. they are about a 1/16 thicker and can handle the abuse like rocks and small limbs. hope this helps
2005073
I agree with the first sentence written by Marc but what is hard to visualize is what the back side of the Brinly looks like and how it is attached to the mower deck. If you will send me an email with your email address on it I will send you some pictures that I just took, they should clear up alot of your questions. I really like my Brinly- my only problem is the sandy soil that I have. I pick up the sand and dirt and blow it out the back causing a big cloud as I drive around. My email is ........ hardinvariety@yahoo.com
1460961
Hi EricG, I tend to keep in in mulch mode...it collects pretty well, though not so good with damp grass. Never tried the side action, as prefer to collect the cuttings. Cuts better than the original, however, IMO.
1126467
We absolutely love the mower- it's the best we ever had. As for mulching, I cannot comment on that as we bag everything it picks up and put it in a mulch pile in the corner of our yard, so never really used it as a mulching mower. As a bagging mower it works fine, vacuuming up even small stuff.
1665271
Was wondering if you ever found an answer to this - I have a 42" Craftsman and would like to use blades like these to pull up acorns so my cyclone rake will vacuum them up.....