Rotary Cutter Blade CCW fits Rhino SE6

What It Is

This is a CCW (counter-clockwise) rotary cutter blade designed for the Rhino SE6 series of heavy-duty brush cutters and shredders. It’s built for cutting thick grass, brush, and light saplings on acreage or farm use, not for standard residential lawn mowers.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Deck size: Fits Rhino SE6 cutter decks only (typically 6-foot models). Verify your deck’s blade mounting hole pattern (center hole diameter and bolt size) matches this blade’s specs—usually a 1” center hole with a 5/8” bolt.
• Rotation direction: This is a CCW blade. Check your spindle rotation; Rhino SE6 uses CCW on the left spindle (when standing behind the cutter). If you need a CW blade for the right spindle, look for a matching pair.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Aftermarket replacement. Compare blade length, thickness, and hole dimensions to your original Rhino blade. Measure your old blade’s overall length (typically around 26–30 inches) and verify this blade’s listed length matches.
• Other models: Not compatible with SE5, SE4, or standard Rhino rotary cutters—double-check your model number on the deck’s ID tag.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 5.0 rating with only 1 review means limited real-world feedback. Expect standard heat-treated steel—adequate for brush, but not as tough as OEM Rhino blades.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need a torque wrench and impact driver. Torque spindle bolts to manufacturer spec (usually 150–200 ft-lbs). Use thread locker.
• Gotcha: CCW blades are often sold individually. You’ll need two (one per spindle) for a complete set. Confirm the seller includes a bolt and washer—many aftermarket blades do not.
• Balance: After installation, spin-check for vibration. Unbalanced blades can damage spindle bearings. You may need to balance with a blade balancer.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly replacement for a Rhino SE6 CCW spindle and you’re comfortable verifying fitment yourself. Skip it if you want OEM durability, need a matched pair, or have a different cutter model. For heavy commercial use, stick with OEM blades.