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John Deere - Mower Blades 72 High Lift (Set of 3) Tcu15882

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$92.61
John Deere - Mower Blades 72 High Lift (Set of 3) Tcu15882
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What It Is

The John Deere TCU15882 is a set of three OEM high-lift mower blades designed for 72-inch cutting decks on zero-turn and front-mount mowers. These blades create stronger upward airflow to lift grass for a cleaner cut, making them ideal for tall or damp grass conditions.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your deck is exactly 72 inches and uses three blades. This OEM set fits John Deere models like the 7500, 8500, 850B, 9500, 9500A, ProGator 2020A, and 2030A with 72-inch decks. Do not assume fitment – measure your current blade length (should be 25 inches), center hole diameter (usually 1 inch), and spindle hole spacing. Aftermarket blades may differ in thickness or lift angle, so stick with OEM for guaranteed fit. Check your mower’s model number on the frame tag, not just the deck decal.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: OEM John Deere blades are heat-treated and coated for durability. Expect 25–50 hours of cutting life depending on conditions.
  • Installation: Moderate difficulty. You’ll need a torque wrench (specs: 70-90 ft-lbs) and a blade removal tool. Always lift the deck, disconnect the spark plug, and block the blades before working.
  • Gotchas: High-lift blades require more engine power and can throw debris farther – avoid using them near gravel or loose surfaces. They also wear faster than standard lift blades if used on dry, thin lawns.
  • Set includes: Three blades, but no hardware (bolts, washers). Reuse or replace OEM hardware separately.

Should You Buy It

If you own a compatible John Deere 72-inch deck and regularly cut thick, tall, or damp grass, this OEM high-lift set delivers superior cut quality and reliable fit. Skip them if your lawn is mostly short, dry, or you want cheaper aftermarket alternatives – standard lift blades will last longer and cost less.

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