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Toro Recycler Blade Question

pretzel_logic
14 years ago

I bought a 20331 Recycler last summer and love the mower, starts with one pull, the self propel is awesome... I'm wondering if there is a better blade I can use on this. I don't have a problem with grass clippings for the most part but usually end up with a short line of clippings going through some taller sections in the yard. Leaves are another story, they always leave a thick line, even when going though just a few leaves. I usually don't bag unless I want clippings for the garden, or when mowing over lots of leaves.

Brian

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