EMBerg Blades for Luba - Titanium Coated - 48 Blades (6 Sets) Robotic Lawn Mower Blade Compatible with Mammotion Endurance - Fits AWD 5000, 3000, 1000 - Replacement Blades for Superior Performance

What It Is

This is a set of 48 titanium-coated replacement blades (6 sets of 8) for the Mammotion Luba robotic lawn mower series. Designed to fit AWD 5000, 3000, and 1000 models, they improve cutting longevity and edge retention over standard steel blades.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Exact fit: Mammotion Luba AWD 5000, 3000, and 1000 only. Not compatible with other robot mower brands or older Luba models.
• Blade dimensions: Each blade is approximately 2.5 inches long with a 5mm center hole. Confirm your Luba’s blade mount uses a single central screw (not a pin or clip).
• OEM vs aftermarket: These are aftermarket, not Mammotion OEM. They are titanium-coated for extra wear resistance, but blade thickness and hardness may differ slightly from stock.
• What to check: Verify your mower’s blade carrier accepts the same 5mm hole diameter and that the blade profile matches your original (straight vs slight curve). Measure one of your current blades against these specs.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Easy – remove the old blade, align the new one, and tighten the center screw. Use a small hex driver. No special tools required.
• Quality: Titanium coating reduces rust and extends cutting life by roughly 30–50% compared to uncoated steel, but the coating can chip on rocks or roots.
• Common gotcha: These blades are thinner than OEM in some batches – check for flex under heavy grass. If they bend easily, they may wear faster than expected.
• Pack size: 48 blades = 6 full sets for a Luba AWD (which uses 8 blades per mower). Good for 1–2 seasons of normal use, depending on terrain.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a Mammotion Luba AWD 5000, 3000, or 1000 and want a cost-effective, longer-lasting blade option that’s easy to swap yourself. Skip if you need OEM-spec thickness or mow on very rocky ground where coating chips are a concern.