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Posted by Hurst on February 28, 2006 at 16:29:25 from (66.129.5.5):
My uncle is needing a new set of 6 blades for his 20 ft batwing mower, and he went to the local woods dealer where they wanted something like $50 dollars a blade, so about 300 dollars for a whole set. I found a place called sloanex.com and in their catalog, they advertise 2 of the blades at 18 dollars a piece and 4 of them at 16 dollars a piece. These are for a woods B320 batwing. Even if the aftermarket blades are a little softer, is there really any harm in saving over 1/2 of the price of OEM blades? They can't wear that much faster just mowing horse pasture can they? Any input and experience with either aftermarket blades or this supplier would be helpful. Thanks Hurst
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