16-inch Replacement Mower Blade

Name: 16-inch Replacement Mower Blade
Brand: LawnMaster
SKU: RMB1116K
Price: 87.48 CAD
Availability: InStock

RMB1116K

$87.48 CAD

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Specifically designed for the LawnMaster Electric 16-inch Lawn Mower, this replacement blade is crafted from sturdy stainless steel and features a two-sided design for extended blade life. With its 16-inch cutting width, you can mow more area in less time, giving you the freedom to enjoy your weekends without sacrificing a perfectly manicured lawn. Replacing your mower blade is easy–secure the existing blade with a block of wood and use a 14 mm wrench or socket to loosen the blade nut before removing the old blade. Then, place the new blade and blade nut onto the shaft and use a torque wrench to tighten.

Designed For Use With: The LawnMaster Electric 16-inch Lawn Mower (Model: MEB1216K)
Durable Construction: Each blade is two-sided for extended blade life and crafted from stainless steel material
Increased Efficiency: 16-inch cutting width reduces mowing time
Easy To Install: Secure the blade using a block of wood before using a 14 mm wrench or socket to loosen the blade nut and remove the blade. Then place the new blade onto the shaft, thread the blade nut, and use a torque wrench to tighten
Includes: 1 replacement mower blade

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Benefits & Features

Black tool with 'Stainless Steel' and 'Extra Sharp' labels on a dark grid background

Durable Two-Sided Construction

Each blade is two-sided for extended blade life and crafted from stainless steel material. This replacement blade is crafted from sturdy stainless steel and features a two-sided design for extended blade life.

Black tool with measurements on an orange background

Easy Installation

Secure the blade using a block of wood before using a 14 mm wrench or socket to loosen the blade nut and remove the blade. Then place the new blade onto the shaft, thread the blade nut, and use a torque wrench to tighten. Replacing your mower blade is easy–secure the existing blade with a block of wood and use a 14 mm wrench or socket to loosen the blade nut before removing the old blade. Then, place the new blade and blade nut onto the shaft and use a torque wrench to tighten.