Oregon 3PK 91-264 Mower Blades 60" Replacement for Exmark 613112 613250 633483 103-2530 103-0301, Toro 105-7718 105-7718-03 108-1114 108-1123 & Bad Boy 038-6050-00

What It Is

This is a set of three 60-inch replacement mower blades (Oregon 91-264) designed for zero-turn commercial mowers from Exmark, Toro, and Bad Boy. They are aftermarket equivalents to OEM part numbers listed, intended for high-volume cutting on large lawns or commercial properties.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower’s deck size is exactly 60 inches—these blades are specific to 60" decks, not 54" or 72". Check your current blade’s part number against the listed OEM cross-references: Exmark 613112, 613250, 633483, 103-2530, 103-0301; Toro 105-7718, 105-7718-03, 108-1114, 108-1123; Bad Boy 038-6050-00. Measure your blade length (should be ~20 inches each for a 3-blade 60" set) and center hole diameter (typically 5/8" or 7/8" round—verify yours). These are Oregon-branded, not OEM, so fit may vary slightly on non-listed models; double-check blade thickness and offset pattern against your original.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Oregon is a reputable aftermarket brand; blades are heat-treated and balanced, but may not match OEM hardness exactly—expect similar lifespan to OEM if maintained.
• Installation: Easy if you have a socket wrench and blade removal tool. Torque bolts to 70-90 ft-lbs (check your manual). Always disconnect spark plug and wear gloves.
• Common gotcha: These blades are for standard cutting, not mulching or bagging—if your deck uses specialized high-lift or mulching blades, these may reduce performance.
• Check for warping: Inspect each blade for bends or cracks before installing; aftermarket sets can occasionally arrive slightly out of balance.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a cost-effective, reliable replacement for Exmark, Toro, or Bad Boy 60" deck blades and don’t require OEM branding. It’s ideal for commercial or residential users who want solid performance at a lower price point than dealer blades. Skip it if your deck uses non-standard blade thickness, hole size, or requires mulching-specific designs.