Is there a universal mower blade?
So, are lawn mower blades universal? Lawnmower blades are not universal, they are mower specific. A mower blade must be an exact fit and torqued to the manufacturer’s specification.
What is a snapper Ninja blade?
Snapper 26407 21″ Ninja Blade – Reduces lawn trimmings to fine, nutrient-rich particles that filter down to the soil. THIS PART ALSO REPLACES: Briggs and Stratton 26407.
Is Snapper owned by Briggs and Stratton?
As a part of the Briggs & Stratton Corporation, Snapper headquarters is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The American company provides more than 3,000 American jobs, assembling Briggs engines in plants throughout the United States.
Can I use any brand mower blade?
You can also replace a certain manufacturer’s blades with another manufacturer’s blade, provided that they match up with your mower in length, thickness, width, hole numbers, hole shapes, and hole sizes. A replacement mower blade must be a perfect fit for your mower, and must up to the manufacturer’s specification.
What type of lawnmower blade do I need?
Make sure you purchase a blade with the appropriate outer holes as well if your mower requires them. Use high lift blades if you are mowing cool-season grasses. Use low lift blades if you are mowing warm-season grasses. Try gator blades if you are mowing long grass or would like to shred leaves as you mow.
Are snapper blade bolts reverse thread?
Yes and no. The lawnmower blades itself is not threaded, but most nuts that held the blade in place are reverse threaded. The reverse thread helps to secure the blade on the drive shaft such that the rotation of the blade does not loosen the nut.
Does snapper still make mowers?
Currently Snapper produces two lines, their main line Hi-Vac and Ninja models sold at dealerships, as well as a different line of re-badged mowers branded Snapper sold at department stores….Snapper Inc.
| Trade name | Snapper Inc. |
|---|---|
| Industry | Agricultural |
| Founded | 1894 |
| Headquarters | McDonough, Georgia |
| Website | www.snapper.com |