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Oregon® 17-1/2" Blade for 34" and 50" Exmark Lawn Mowers, OEM Part Number 142-6453-S
96-750
Description This 17-1/2" Oregon® blade was designed as an exact replacement for Exmark lawn mowers, matching the specs for OEM part number 142-6453-S. Made from premium hardened steel, the blade uses a rolled-lift design to optimize performance while sending clippings directly into the mower bag. The cutting edge comes pre-sharpened at an optimal angle for clean and consistent cuts that will help keep your yard looking green and healthy. Backed by a legacy of craftsmanship that began in 1947, Oregon® products undergo a rigorous 26 point certification process to ensure their safety, quality, durability, and performance. Bullet Points - VERIFY FIT: Replaces OEM blade for Exmark lawn mowers with 34" and 50" decks: part number 142-6453-S; length 17-1/2" width 2.25" center hole 5/8" round
- COMPATIBLE MOWERS: Select 34" Quest models as well as 50" Quest E-Series and S-Series; previous part numbers 115-5059-S, 115-5059-03
- BEST FOR BAGGING: Rolled-lift blade design optimizes performance while sending clippings directly into the mower bag
- PRE-SHARPENED EDGE: Cutting edge pre-sharpened at optimum angle for a clean, even cut from the first mow, reducing the chance of tearing, which can lead to the browning of grass tips due to infection
- OREGON® QUALITY: Since 1947, trusted worldwide for our unparalleled quality and control standards, Oregon® products undergo a rigorous 26-point certification process to meet the highest standards for safety and durability
UPC 036577709138 EAN 5400591228428 Country of origin 1004:VN:Viet Nam Packaged Length 17.5" Packaged Width 2.2" Packaged Height 1.2" Packaged Gross Weight 2.02 Lb Packaged LengthDepth Pack 0.0" Packaged Width Pack 0.0" Packaged Height Pack 0.0" Packaged LengthDepth Carton 19.5" Packaged Width Carton 3.62" Packaged Height Carton 2.38" Gross Weight Carton 12.14 Lb Product Type Blades Prop 65 Description WARNING: This product can expose you to Nickel, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov