Maxpower 561152B Messersatz für Exmark- und Bad Boy-Mäher mit 60-Zoll-Schnitt, ersetzt OEM-Nr. 103-2530, 038-6060-00 und viele andere

Name: Maxpower 561152B Messersatz für Exmark- und Bad Boy-Mäher mit 60-Zoll-Schnitt, ersetzt OEM-Nr. 103-2530, 038-6060-00 und viele andere
Brand: MAXPOWER
SKU: 0844547012511
Price: 111.59 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:MAXPOWER

3.4/5

€
111.59

MaxPowers 561152B enthält 3 Messer für viele Exmark- und Bad Boy-Mäher mit 60-Zoll-Schnitt. Diese Klingen ersetzen die OEM-Nummern Bad Boy 038-6060-00, Exmark 103-2530, 103-2530-S, Hustler 603992, Toro 105-7718-03, 133-2127, 115-9649-03 und Windsor 50-2814 . Jede Klinge misst 20-1/2 Zoll in der Länge und 2-1/2 Zoll in der Breite mit einem runden Mittellochdurchmesser von 5/8 Zoll. Überprüfen Sie in Ihrem Benutzerhandbuch, ob die OEM-Nummer der auszutauschenden Klinge mit einer der für diesen Artikel angegebenen OEM-Nummern übereinstimmt. Maxpower-Sägeblätter werden so hergestellt, dass sie die OEM-Spezifikationen erfüllen oder übertreffen. Stolz hergestellt in den USA.

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EAN: 0844547012511

Kategorien Patio, Rasen & Garten, Elektrowerkzeuge für den Außenbereich, Ersatzteile & Zubehör, Rasenmäherteile & Zubehör, Rasenmäherersatz Parts,

5/8 Zoll Mittellochdurchmesser. Jede Klinge hat eine Länge von 20-1/2 Zoll und eine Breite von 2-1/2 Zoll. Ersetzt die OEM-Nummern Toro 105-7718-03, 133-2127, 115-9649-03 und Windsor 50-2814. Ersetzen Sie die OEM-Nummern Bad Boy 038-6060-00, Exmark 103-2530, 103-2530-S, Hustler 603992. Enthält 3 Messer für viele Exmark- und Bad Boy-Mäher mit 60-Zoll-Schnitt.

Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 87 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Item model number	561152B
Item Weight	8.03 pounds
Manufacturer	MaxPower
Product Dimensions	20.5 x 2.5 x 0.29 inches

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Scritto da: David Chaffin

Perfect fit for Bad Boy, not OEM quality

These blades fit perfectly on my Bad Boy 60". The Maxpower blades are noticeably thinner and weigh less than the OEM.

Scritto da: Bill

Delivered quickly, securely wrapped and appear to be quality blades for later installation

Delivered quickly, securely wrapped and appear to be quality blades for later installation

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Perfect fit

Fit and value

Scritto da: Jasen Bragg

Great Blades! Made in the USA!

These blades fit perfectly on my Z Master 60” 3000 series. They came sharp and ready to be installed on my mower. Most blades I’ve purchased were dull to begin with but not these. They cut perfectly and with ease.

Scritto da: Darrell Adams

Badboy=0

These blades are all about ¼ of an inch to long by the time you add that to 3 blades spinning at 6000 rpm in a closed steel encasement you have ¾ of an inch receive for disaster and costly repairs. I luckily only had to immediately replace with another set of blades but it scared me to death and I am very fortunate to have no damage to my mower from the oversized blades that looked perfect and were not. I will double check next time on any blade I ever buy. I really hope that this product and company get some better quality control inspectors before someone seriously gets hurt.

Scritto da: Phoenix

Good cut

20 bucks cheaper than tractor supply and comes sharp after 8 acres still sharp. Good air lift pulls grass up and cuts fine . Will buy again

Scritto da: ida

All three blades are warped

Got blades for my new Bad Boy Maverick HD. All three blades at cutting edge are warped, no two were alike. I balanced blades, But they still vibrated mower badley. No quality control at that shop. Amazon could less. So much for buying USA.

Scritto da: Patrick U.

These are not OEM replacements for the Bad Boy mowers.

Even though they are advertised as such, they are not direct replacements for the OEM blades on at least my 2017 Bad Boy Maverick 60 inch mower. They are too long. Once installed they hit each other. Rather than return and wait for new OEM ones, I removed the two outer ones and ground them down about 3/16" of an inch on each side and reinstalled. No more hitting, but what a pain. No idea on durability yet as I just installed them yesterday. They seem decent enough.