GICOOL 42 Inch Blades (2 Pack), Compatible with 42" Deck Toro Timecutter SS4235, Z4235, Z4200, SS4260, SS4200 Zero Turn Mowers, Replaces OEM 110-6568-03, 106-2247-03 and 110-1857-03

What It Is

This is a 2-pack of 42-inch replacement blades for Toro Timecutter and Z4000-series zero-turn mowers with a 42-inch deck. Designed for residential mowing, they replace three OEM part numbers and are meant to restore cutting performance when your original blades are dull or damaged.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check these before buying:

• Deck size: Must be exactly 42 inches. Measure your deck width or confirm your model has a 42" deck (e.g., SS4235, Z4235, Z4200, SS4260, SS4200).
• Model list: Compatible with Toro Timecutter SS4235, Z4235, Z4200, SS4260, and SS4200. Not for other Timecutter models (e.g., SS5000) or decks over 42".
• OEM replacements: Replaces Toro OEM 110-6568-03, 106-2247-03, and 110-1857-03. If your current blade number matches one of these, these should fit.
• Measurements: Each blade is 21 inches long (42" total for two), with a center hole diameter of approximately 1 inch and a 5-point star drive pattern. Verify your spindle’s star pattern matches before installing.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Aftermarket blades at a budget price. For $24.70, they’re comparable to OEM in thickness and steel grade but may not hold an edge as long. Fine for light-to-medium use.
• Installation difficulty: Easy. Remove the old blade, clean the spindle, and bolt on the new one. Use a torque wrench to tighten to 50–60 ft-lbs. No special tools needed beyond a socket and breaker bar.
• Common gotcha: The star drive pattern can be tight on some spindles. If it doesn’t seat fully, don’t force it—file or sand the spindle slightly. Also, check blade balance before install; a simple balancer costs $10 and prevents vibration.
• Wear items: These are standard mulching/standard lift blades. They won’t improve bagging or vacuum performance—use only if you want a basic cut.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you own one of the listed 42" Toro Timecutter or Z4000 mowers and want a low-cost, drop-in replacement for dull or damaged OEM blades. It’s not for heavy commercial use or specialty cutting (e.g., bagging). For $25, it’s a solid value if you verify fitment and balance the blades.