I recently bought this 60" mower and want a set of Gator blades for it. The Toro part number is 115-9649-03P. I think it is a 2022 model and Oregon doesn't show a replacement for it yet. The mower is not handy right now so I can't get one to measure. Has anyone replaced the blades on this model and which one did you use?
What Gator replacement for a Timecutter 75760?
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your blades are flat with the following dimensions
Length 20.5"
Width 2.125"
Hole 5/8"
So now you go to the Oregon web page, look for a table of blade lengths
There use to be one there
A lot of blades will fit a lot of mowers that are not cross referenced .
The blades I used to fit to TimeCutters before B & S Australia refused to import them are not listed as a Toro blade but as a Scag blade .
You might also need to drop the "p"
When I tried the given part number in the Stens web page it showed no cross till I dropped the P.
Remember that Gator blade mulch but they are not mulching blades.
Gators are designed to cut, recut & throw
Not cut recut & drop
So you should not use them with a mulch plug
Length 20.5"
Width 2.125"
Hole 5/8"
So now you go to the Oregon web page, look for a table of blade lengths
There use to be one there
A lot of blades will fit a lot of mowers that are not cross referenced .
The blades I used to fit to TimeCutters before B & S Australia refused to import them are not listed as a Toro blade but as a Scag blade .
You might also need to drop the "p"
When I tried the given part number in the Stens web page it showed no cross till I dropped the P.
Remember that Gator blade mulch but they are not mulching blades.
Gators are designed to cut, recut & throw
Not cut recut & drop
So you should not use them with a mulch plug
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I figured I would update this thread.
I ended up using the 96-319 Oregon blade. They fit, but they had several differences. They were about 1/4 wider than the originals. They were flat across the width, while the originals were concave near the edge. They had about 1/8" less offset, which made them ride 1/8" higher into the deck than the originals.
So, they fit and they will work in my case. Your mileage may vary.
I can't comment on the performance compared to the originals, since the mower is brand new. The soil here is mostly sand and the high-lift blades wore out in no time on my Husqvarna (5 mowings), not to mention I want to blow around as little of that sand as possible. HTH
I ended up using the 96-319 Oregon blade. They fit, but they had several differences. They were about 1/4 wider than the originals. They were flat across the width, while the originals were concave near the edge. They had about 1/8" less offset, which made them ride 1/8" higher into the deck than the originals.
So, they fit and they will work in my case. Your mileage may vary.
I can't comment on the performance compared to the originals, since the mower is brand new. The soil here is mostly sand and the high-lift blades wore out in no time on my Husqvarna (5 mowings), not to mention I want to blow around as little of that sand as possible. HTH