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3PK Oregon 596-347 G5 Gator Blades for 61" Wright Stander 71440003

5/5 (8 reviews)
$57.43
3PK Oregon 596-347 G5 Gator Blades for 61" Wright Stander 71440003
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What It Is

A set of three Oregon G5 Gator mulching blades (part 596-347) designed for 61" zero-turn mower decks, specifically engineered for the Wright Stander 71440003 and similar models. These blades lift, cut, and recirculate clippings for finer mulching or bagging, ideal for commercial or large residential lawns.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Deck size: Fits 61" cutting decks only.
  • Model check: Direct replacement for Wright Stander 71440003; also fits Wright Stander X models with 61" decks. Confirm your deck model number (stamped on the deck or in the manual).
  • OEM cross-reference: Replaces Wright OEM blade part 71440003. Oregon G5 is an aftermarket upgrade, not OEM.
  • Measurements: Blade length 20.5", center hole diameter 1", thickness 0.204". Verify these against your current blade before buying—do not rely solely on model name.
  • Gotcha: Not compatible with Wright 52" or 48" decks, or other brands without checking bolt pattern and offset.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: Oregon G5 blades are heat-treated steel with a hardened edge; they hold an edge longer than OEM but are more brittle if hitting rocks or stumps.
  • Installation: Medium difficulty—requires a torque wrench (70-90 ft-lbs recommended) and a blade removal tool. Use anti-seize on spindle bolts to prevent rust.
  • Common gotcha: These are mulching blades; they create more lift than standard blades, which can strain the engine if grass is wet or tall. Do not use for side-discharge only.
  • Warranty: Oregon covers defects for 1 year; no warranty for damage from debris impact.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you want superior mulching performance and longer blade life on your 61" Wright Stander, and you’re okay with a slightly higher cost ($57.43) than OEM. Avoid if you primarily side-discharge or mow rocky, debris-heavy lawns—stick with standard blades to reduce risk of breakage.

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