Oregon 6PK 95-605 Gator G3 Blades for 54" Husqvarna YTH24V54

What It Is

The Oregon 6PK 95-605 Gator G3 Blades are a set of six aftermarket mulching blades designed for 54-inch cutting decks, particularly the Husqvarna YTH24V54 and similar models. They are built for heavy mulching, bagging, and leaf shredding on residential zero-turn and lawn tractors.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your mower has a 54-inch deck and uses six blades. These blades replace OEM Husqvarna part numbers 532 185 995, 532 40-77-04, and 532 42-30-94. Measure your current blade’s length (should be ~18-3/4 inches), center hole diameter (should be ~1 inch), and center-to-center distance (should be ~3-3/4 inches). They fit many Husqvarna, Poulan Pro, Craftsman, and AYP models with 54-inch fabricated decks—check the Oregon fitment guide online with your mower’s model number. They are aftermarket, not OEM, but meet or exceed OEM specs.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Easy for DIYers—just need a socket wrench and blade removal tool. Torque blades to 70-80 ft-lbs.
• Mulching performance: The G3’s serrated cutting edge and angled wings create a vacuum that lifts clippings and shreds them fine. Excellent for leaves and tall grass, but less ideal for bagging—they may clog in wet conditions.
• Durability: Heat-treated steel with a wear-resistant coating. They stay sharp longer than standard blades but will dull faster if you hit rocks or roots. Sharpen or replace every 25-30 hours of use.
• Gotcha: These are mulching blades, not high-lift. If you bag often, consider Oregon’s G6 or standard lift blades instead. Also, verify your deck spindle pattern—some 54-inch decks use a different blade orientation (e.g., staggered or offset).

Should You Buy It

If you own a 54-inch Husqvarna or compatible tractor and want aggressive mulching that turns clippings into fine dust while shredding leaves, this six-pack is a solid value at $65.34. It’s a direct fit for most residential 54-inch decks, easy to install, and the 4.6-star rating reflects real-world performance. Skip it if you primarily bag or have a deck with non-standard blade spacing.