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Scratch and Dent - 5 FT Standard Rotary Cutter Replacement Blades - FINAL SALE
* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *
* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage and/or missing hardware *
The Replacement Rotary Cutter Blades are designed to replace worn-out cutting edges on the 5 FT 3 Point Standard Rotary Cutter. Sold in packs of 2, the blades are forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated black for a longer-lasting finish. These high-quality balanced blades provide a smooth operation ensuring vibration-free mowing. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear, and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *
* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage and/or missing hardware *
The Replacement Rotary Cutter Blades are designed to replace worn-out cutting edges on the 5 FT 3 Point Standard Rotary Cutter. Sold in packs of 2, the blades are forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated black for a longer-lasting finish. These high-quality balanced blades provide a smooth operation ensuring vibration-free mowing. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear, and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.$280.98
Scratch and Dent - 5 FT Standard Rotary Cutter Replacement Blades - FINAL SALE—
$280.98
Description
* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *
* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage and/or missing hardware *
The Replacement Rotary Cutter Blades are designed to replace worn-out cutting edges on the 5 FT 3 Point Standard Rotary Cutter. Sold in packs of 2, the blades are forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated black for a longer-lasting finish. These high-quality balanced blades provide a smooth operation ensuring vibration-free mowing. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear, and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.
