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Mower blades are a vital lawn care tool, but making the wrong choice can cause damage to your mower or cause health hazards. This guide will help you choose the best blades for your lawn.



Standard blades are intended for cutting dense grass quickly and sending it to be bagged. They also have the ability to mulch.


They cut grass


Blades can be quickly and easily used to cut grass into small pieces. The grass pieces can be returned to the soil in which case they can be used to fertilize the soil. They tend to be less likely to gather dust than other kinds of grass.



The blades with low lift are best for sand as they need less power. This type of blade does not blow dust out into the air, so it can last longer.



These blades are more suction-driven than other blades. They can process the grass clippings to smaller pieces which can later be discharged or bagged. They are used by lawn care businesses which receive numerous requests from customers on how to manage grass clippings. The versatility of these blades is a benefit but they're not the same durable as carbide or steel blades. The blades could require more maintenance, such as cleaning, balancing, and sharpening.


It's is Mulch


The blade of a normal lawnmower creates a powerful vacuum over the ground which allows grass to be precisely cut. This suction can also circulate dust and collect in the deck of the memorable mower blades sharpener, which can cause rapid wear.



High lift blades, on contrary, pull grass, pushing it forward to be easily dumped into a side discharge bag or chute. These blades are typically bent and include additional cutting surfaces on the edges for better mulching.



The best results are achieved when you select the correct blade for your lawnmowers. If you want to be certain that the blade you choose is the right one, check the part number or code on the blade. This should be in line with the parts list in your user's manual. Check that the design of the blade's holes in the center is the same as the original. After you're confident that it's a good fit then you can connect it to your mower using the washer and nuts included.


They lift grass


The longer edges of high lift blades collect a small amount of air whenever the mower is moving. This creates a cushion of air which reduces friction during cutting, resulting in a better cut. Additionally, it sucks up clippings and propels them forward into a side discharge chute or a grass bag for simple disposal.



They are ideal for cutting dense grasses which can become clumpy. They are great for wet or dry lawns, but they may not be as efficient in mowing areas that are sandy or dusty because they are prone to pick up and toss dirt and stone into the air.



Follow the proper safety guidelines to replace your lawnmowers blade. To remove the blade, you'll have place the mower on a level surface and remove the key. The bolts holding the blade in position are able to be removed and a new blade installed.


They release grass


High-lift blades have large edges which create a pocket of air as they pass through the grass. This decreases friction and increases resistance. This creates a strong suction that lifts the clippings and propels them forward into a side discharge chute or grass bag for easy removal.



Blades with low lift are ideal for mowing sandy soil, because they lack the suction to raise grass upwards. They're also more vulnerable to damage caused by stones and other debris that can enter the mower when cutting.



Standard, all-purpose or 2-in-1 blades are more commonly used on regular mowers as well as one equipped with a bagging attachment at the rear. These blades have a small curvature along their edges, which helps reduce the clumping effect and helps improve the distribution of grass clippings over your lawn. But, they only have moderate air circulation which can cause a strain on your engine, and decrease your control over the clipping distribution.

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