Craftsman Edger Blade

This replacement blade is a genuine MTD part for select models of edgers. The edger blade is responsible for cutting the weeds and grass from the edges of concrete, landscaping, and other elements. Over time and with regular use, blades can become dull or damaged. They also contact the ground regularly, which can lead to dents or other damage. In the event that the edger blade is damaged or warped in any fashion, it should be replaced immediately for safe operation of the machine. This replacement part provides an exact fit for compatible units. This genuine edger blade from MTD is compatible with multiple units, including hundreds of models from Troy-Bilt, MTD, Yard Machines, Yard Man, Husky, and Bolens. This model has a 5/8” center hole for attaching the blade nut to secure the blade. Always wear gloves when replacing edger blades and be sure to disable the engine for added safety. This repair will require a wrench or socket set to remove the blade nut and replace it once the blade is changed. This blade is sold as a single unit and comes un-sharpened.

The tri-cut blade works to replace edger blades to ensure they are sharp and capable of cutting through the grass and turf properly. The blade is made from metal and can provide users with clean edging around the edges of their lawn and around flower beds. Regularly examine the edger blade regularly to ensure that it is not bent, broken, or otherwise damaged. If your current edger blade is no longer sharp and cannot be sharpened, it is time for a replacement. Without a sharp blade for the edger, it will be impossible to take care of the lawn properly. To replace the blade in your edger, the only tool required is a wrench. Replacing the blade is easy, and it should not take more than 15 minutes. This OEM part is sold individually, and it works with edgers from a range of brands, including Craftsman, Yard Machines, MTD, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, and Yard-Man.

This edger blade is designed as a replacement component for several edgers. It is used to edge level ground near driveways and around sidewalks to get a crisp aesthetic. After frequent use, the edger blade can become dull and stop offering the performance it did when it was new. If the edger blade has become much smaller and performance is less than expected, it will need to be replaced.A visual inspection of the edger blade will give information about whether it has been damaged or is starting to wear out. If there are chips or dings in the metal, it should be replaced. It also needs to be replaced if it was been used a lot and is smaller than half the size it was upon buying it. To do so, turn the edger on its side and use a screwdriver to lock the spindle. Remove the spindle washer and nut before installing the new edger blade.This edger blade is created for edgers manufactured by Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, and MTD. It is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It comes as a single edger blade.