undercoverpoe
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What blades would fit this John Deere 425 with a 60 inch mowing deck? I see listings for. 3 MOWER BLADES FOR JOHN DEERE 60" CUT M128485 M133381 TCU15881 737 757 777 797
What blades for my 60 deck on my 425
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Seeing a pic of the serial number tag would secure the blade part number. Have that pic available?
But looks like M141785
Here is link to JD parts to see for yourself.
But looks like M141785
Here is link to JD parts to see for yourself.
oldnslo
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Deere might have a couple of different options like standard or hi-lift. I know my X540 does.
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Tapa talk is giving me a hard time. Here is the serial number. I can barely read it. Def say 60 HD LAWN on the bottom.
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Serial number is *M060HDX010439*
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Try going to the ASC (Agri-Supply) website and cross the JD blade number with their Oregon blades. Where I get all my mower blades. JD blades will be over priced. Lose the Crap a Talk app and get on a real computer. That app is total garbage.
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Agree
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What is the difference in price? Not asking the difference in quality. I'm curious.
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I don't know as I don't have a JD mower but, I have to presume quite a bit less, knowing JD and their prices. and...
For an FYI, most lawnmower blades are stamped out in a factory just north of Pioneer, Ohio on State Route 49. They produce blades for all the OEM's as well as Oregon products.
One of my regular stops back when I hauled steel for the employer I retired from.
For an FYI, most lawnmower blades are stamped out in a factory just north of Pioneer, Ohio on State Route 49. They produce blades for all the OEM's as well as Oregon products.
One of my regular stops back when I hauled steel for the employer I retired from.