131-4547-03 Mulching Blades Compatibles with 22" to ro Recycler, 108-9764-03 Lawn Mower Blades Compatible with 20016 20017 20332 20071 20330C 20065 22" Lawn Mower, Replaces 104-8697-03P, 2 Pack

What It Is

This is a 2-pack of mulching blades designed for 22-inch Toro Recycler lawn mowers (models 20016, 20017, 20332, 20071, 20330C, 20065) and compatible with OEM part numbers 131-4547-03, 108-9764-03, and 104-8697-03P. They finely chop grass clippings for nutrient recycling, ideal for mulching applications.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three things:

• Deck size: Your mower must have a 22-inch cutting deck—measure if unsure.
• Model number: Confirms to Toro Recycler models listed above; check your mower’s model plate under the seat or on the frame.
• Blade measurements: These blades have a 22-inch length, a 1-inch center hole, and a 0.25-inch thickness. Measure your old blade’s length, center hole diameter, and thickness to match. Also check the blade’s sail height and offset—these must match your deck’s depth to avoid contact with the housing.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: At $20.96 for a 2-pack, these are budget-friendly aftermarket blades. Some users report they’re slightly thinner or less durable than OEM Toro blades but adequate for regular mulching.
• Installation: Simple swap—remove the center bolt, replace the blade, and torque to 30-40 ft-lbs. Ensure the blade’s lift wings point up toward the deck. Use a blade stop tool or block of wood to hold it.
• Common gotchas: These blades may need balancing after installation—use a blade balancer to avoid vibration. Also, they’re not for bagging or side discharge; use only for mulching to prevent poor cut quality.
• Sharpness: They come sharp but may dull faster than OEM blades, especially in sandy or rocky soil.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you own a compatible Toro Recycler 22-inch mower and want an affordable, functional mulching blade set for regular lawn maintenance. They’re a solid value for the price, but if you need maximum durability or run a heavy-duty commercial schedule, consider OEM blades instead.