There are lots of choices when it comes to replacement lawn mower blades. Consumers usu
ally have two choices: pay a premium for blades from the original manufacturer or take a chance on lower-priced off-brand replacements made with inferior materials.
Buying replacement lawn mower blades from USA Mower Blades takes the guess work out of the equation. USA Mower Blades are easy to tell apart from the competition. All USA Mower Blades will be delivered sharp and ready to install. USA Mower Blades will have a glossy finish thanks to a high-quality, heavy-duty epoxy finish. All USA Mower Blades will be delivered in a custom USA Mower Blades box. All USA Mower Blades will have the “USA” stamp on each blade.
USA Mower Blades are made of carbon steel with a hardness of 38-42 Rockwell. These blades are made of local steel that under goes a salt bath heat treatment to eliminate the need for straightening.The glossy epoxy finish has low VOCs, resists corrosion, reduces stone chips, and provides a longer shelf life by reducing oxidation.
What to look for:

• Blades are sharp and ready to install.
• Milled cutting edge.
• Blades have a glossy epoxy finish.
• Every USA Mower Blade will come in a custom box.
• Look for the USA Mower Blade logo.
• All USMB boxes are made locally.
For more information about USA Mower Blade or for help measuring or determining replacement blades, please call customer service at 734-863-0149 or by e-mail here.

-point star, six-point star, seven-point star, rounded rectangle, and H-pattern also known as bow tie.
standard high-lift blades. The blade teeth do not have a cutting edge but are used to create extra lift, propelling grass clippings high into the mower deck.
There are two basic types of lawn mower blades – standard blades and mulching blades. Telling them apart is easy when you know how the blades work and what to look for. Standard blades, sometimes referred to as 2-in-1 blades, are designed to cut grass and then either discharge or bag the clippings. Standard and high-lift blades are straight and aerodynamic as possible to create a powerful lift that will expel the grass clippings from under the deck.
The blade length should be measured diagonally from the opposite tip on each side. A blade that is too long will not fit under the deck while a blade that is too short will leave grass uncut. Finding the right blade length is very important.