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FAQs

How can I find the right replacement blade for my mower?

To ensure a perfect fit, choose a blade that matches your mower's make, model and cutting deck. Dimensions such as the blade length, centre mounting hole and fixing arrangement all need to be correct. If you're uncertain which blade you need, our friendly team can help you identify the right replacement.

When should a rotary blade be replaced instead of sharpened?

If the blade is simply blunt, sharpening will often restore its cutting performance. However, a blade that is cracked, bent, badly worn or damaged after striking hard objects should always be replaced. Continuing to use a damaged blade can affect both safety and mowing quality.

Why is it important to keep a mower blade sharp?

A well-maintained blade produces a clean, even cut that promotes healthier grass growth and a tidier finish. Blunt blades can rip the grass instead of slicing it cleanly, leaving ragged edges that may turn brown and place the lawn under unnecessary stress. A sharp blade can also improve collection performance and help your mower operate more efficiently.

What are the benefits of choosing a rotary blade manufactured by the same brand as my lawnmower?

Genuine branded blades are developed specifically for individual mower models, ensuring the correct fit, balance and cutting characteristics. They help preserve the mower's designed performance, support safe operation and typically offer greater durability than lower-quality aftermarket alternatives.

How long should a lawn mower rotary blade last?

Blade lifespan varies according to mowing frequency, ground conditions and the type of work being carried out. Check the blade regularly for signs of wear or damage throughout the season, replacing it when sharpening is no longer practical. Fitting a fresh blade before the main mowing season is a popular way to maintain consistently high cutting standards.