MaxPower 561554B 3 Blade Set for 60" Cut MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt Replaces OEM no. 02005019, 1005338, 94204415
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This MaxPower 561554B is a set of three replacement blades designed for 60-inch cutting decks on select MTD, Cub Cadet, and Troy-Bilt lawn tractors or zero-turn mowers. It’s an aftermarket alternative to OEM part numbers 02005019, 1005338, and 94204415, intended for mulching or bagging grass with standard residential or light-commercial use.
Fitment & Compatibility
Before buying, confirm your deck width is exactly 60 inches—this set will not fit smaller decks. Check your OEM blade part number on the existing blade or in your manual; it must match one of: 02005019, 1005338, or 94204415. Common compatible models include Cub Cadet LTX 1046, GT 2554, and Troy-Bilt Super Bronco 60, but always verify by model number. Measure your blade length (should be roughly 20 inches), center hole diameter (must be 1 inch), and thickness (about 0.25 inches). Aftermarket blades may vary slightly in balance or steel hardness, so compare the shape and hole pattern visually if possible.
Key Things to Know
- Quality vs. OEM: MaxPower blades are typically made from heat-treated steel, but may be slightly thinner or less durable than genuine Cub Cadet parts. Expect acceptable performance for regular mowing, not heavy commercial use.
- Installation: Installing is straightforward with basic tools (socket wrench and blade removal tool). Torque bolts to 70-90 ft-lbs. Use a thread-locker if bolts loosen over time.
- Balance: Some users report out-of-balance blades out of the box. Check balance on a blade balancer or nail-in-wall method before mounting—unbalanced blades cause vibration and bearing wear.
- Cutting performance: Designed for mulching, but may leave clumps in wet or tall grass. Sharpen after 10-15 hours for best results.
Should You Buy It
This is a solid budget-friendly choice if you own a 60-inch MTD/Cub Cadet/Troy-Bilt mower and want to save money over OEM blades without sacrificing basic cutting quality. Avoid it if you need premium blade durability for frequent heavy-duty mowing or if your deck requires a specific blade shape not listed in the compatibility.
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