3PK Oregon 92-209 High Lift Blades for Exmark 60" Radius X-Series RAX730GKA604A3

What It Is

The 3PK Oregon 92-209 High Lift Blades are a set of three aftermarket mower blades designed for 60-inch Exmark Radius X-Series zero-turn mowers, specifically the RAX730GKA604A3 model. The high-lift design increases airflow under the deck for superior grass clipping discharge and bagging performance, making them ideal for thick or wet grass conditions.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Deck size: Must be a 60-inch cutting deck. Measure your deck width to confirm.
• Model match: These fit Exmark Radius X-Series models with the RAX730GKA604A3 and similar 60-inch decks. Check your mower’s model number (stamped on the frame or deck) against Oregon’s fitment list.
• OEM reference: Replaces OEM Exmark part numbers 103-6980, 103-6981, and 103-6982. They are a direct aftermarket replacement—no modifications needed.
• Blade measurements: Each blade is 20.5 inches long, with a 1-inch center hole and 0.5-inch offset. Measure your current blades to confirm length and hole size; if they match, these will fit.
• Deck type: Designed for high-lift applications; not recommended for mulching or standard discharge decks without bagging systems.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Oregon is a trusted aftermarket brand with good heat treatment and balance. Expect similar or slightly better durability than OEM blades, but always check for wobble after installation.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—requires a socket wrench and blade removal tool (or a block of wood to lock the blade). Torque bolts to 70-80 ft-lbs.
• Gotchas: High-lift blades create more vibration if not balanced. Use a blade balancer after installation. They also increase power draw; ensure your engine has enough torque (most Exmark 730-series do).
• Maintenance: Sharpen every 10-15 hours of use. High-lift blades wear faster in sandy or dusty conditions.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you own an Exmark Radius X-Series 60-inch mower and need reliable, high-lift blades for bagging or side discharge in heavy grass. They’re a cost-effective alternative to OEM parts, with proven durability and strong user reviews. Avoid if you primarily mulch—low-lift or mulching blades will perform better.