Grasscool 60 inch Maverick Zero Turn Mower Blades Compatible with Bad Boy ZT Elite Exmark Lazer Z Toro 60" Lawnmower Replace for 038-2007-00 038-6050-00 038-6060-00 (Circle Hole)

What It Is

This is a set of three 60-inch aftermarket mower blades designed for zero-turn mowers, intended to replace OEM parts on Bad Boy ZT Elite, Exmark Lazer Z, and Toro 60" decks. They use a circle hole center mounting pattern and are meant for standard cutting applications.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your deck is exactly 60 inches (not 61" or 72"). Check that your spindle uses a circle hole (5/8" or 7/16" diameter) – not a star or oval pattern. These blades replace OEM numbers 038-2007-00, 038-6050-00, and 038-6060-00. They fit Toro, Exmark, and Bad Boy ZT Elite models with those OEM numbers, but verify your specific mower model from the OEM parts diagram. Measure your existing blade length, width, and thickness to match. If your deck uses a different OEM blade number, these will not fit.

Key Things to Know

• Quality concerns: The 3.5/5 rating and 15 reviews suggest inconsistent quality – some users report blades not holding an edge as long as OEM, or slight balance issues out of the box.
• Installation: Requires basic tools (socket wrench, torque wrench). Balance each blade before mounting – an unbalanced blade causes vibration, poor cut, and spindle wear. Use a blade balancer or nail-in-wall method.
• Gotcha: Circle hole pattern is standard on many 60" decks, but some Toro/Exmark models use a different center hole size or shape. Double-check your spindle’s bolt size (usually 5/8" or 7/16").
• Performance: These are budget blades – fine for occasional residential use, but commercial operators will likely see faster dulling and need more frequent sharpening.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need an inexpensive temporary replacement for a 60" zero-turn with a circle hole pattern and you’re comfortable balancing blades yourself. Avoid if you need long-lasting commercial-grade performance, or if your deck uses a star or oval hole pattern – stick with OEM blades for reliability.