2PCS 20122P Mower Replacement Blades for TimeMaster 30" Walk-Behind Lawn Mower Blades 116-6358-03 Fit for Toro 21199 21199HD 21220 21491T 22215 21491 22225 21810 21811 30in Lawn Mower

What It Is

This is a 2-pack of 20122P replacement blades for Toro TimeMaster 30-inch walk-behind mowers. Designed for heavy-duty cutting on larger residential lawns, they fit models with the 30-inch deck and require no modification.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower has a 30-inch deck and is a Toro TimeMaster model. This set replaces OEM part 116-6358-03 and fits specific models: 21199, 21199HD, 21220, 21491T, 22215, 21491, 22225, 21810, 21811. Check your mower’s model number (under seat or on frame). These are aftermarket blades, not genuine Toro, so measure your current blade’s length (should be ~30 inches total for the pair) and center hole diameter (typically 1-inch). If your mower uses a different blade shape or offset, these won’t work.

Key Things to Know

• Quality vs OEM: These aftermarket blades are generally durable and sharp out of the box, but may wear faster or be less balanced than genuine Toro blades. Expect 1-2 seasons of use on standard grass.
• Installation: Easy swap with basic tools (socket wrench, torque wrench). Always disconnect the spark plug and lift the mower safely. Tighten blade bolts to 70-80 ft-lbs. No adapters or spacers needed.
• Common Gotchas: These are straight blades, not mulching or high-lift. They may not bag as well as OEM. Check blade alignment after install; a slight wobble means they need rebalancing. Confirm your deck’s blade spindle orientation—some TimeMaster models have a left/right blade difference.
• Price vs Value: At $25.99 for two, it’s cheaper than a single OEM blade. Good for budget-conscious owners, but not ideal for heavy commercial use.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a Toro TimeMaster 30-inch mower and want a cost-effective replacement without chasing OEM parts. It’s fine for regular home lawn cutting, but skip it if you need premium mulching, bagging performance, or commercial-grade durability—stick with genuine Toro blades for those.