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& Salvia Model 394 Complete Section Bar Code 14513 for 7' Cut Mower

4.5/5 (10 reviews)
$189.99
& Salvia Model 394 Complete Section Bar Code 14513 for 7' Cut Mower
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What It Is

The Salvia Model 394 Complete Section Bar Code 14513 is a replacement cutting bar for 7-foot wide commercial mower decks. It’s designed for large-area mowing, typically on zero-turn or pull-behind mowers used by landscaping crews or municipalities.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your mower deck is exactly 7 feet (84 inches) wide—this bar will not fit smaller decks. Check that your mower brand (e.g., Toro, John Deere, or Kubota) uses a Salvia OEM or compatible section bar; the 14513 is a direct replacement for Salvia Model 394, but aftermarket versions may differ in bolt-hole spacing. Measure the mounting holes: center-to-center distance and bolt diameter (likely 5/16” or 3/8”). Ensure your mower’s spindle or blade carrier accepts a complete bar rather than individual blades—some 7’ decks use multiple short blades instead of one continuous bar.

Key Things to Buy

  • Quality: 4.5-star rating suggests durable steel, but check for heat-treated edges if cutting tough grass or brush.
  • Installation: Moderate difficulty—requires lifting the deck or mower, removing old bar, and torquing bolts to spec (usually 70-90 ft-lbs). A torque wrench and impact gun help.
  • Common Gotcha: The bar may be heavy (15-20 lbs)—use a jack or helper to avoid bending it during install. Also, verify blade orientation: the cutting edge should face the direction of rotation (usually counterclockwise on most decks).
  • Maintenance: Regularly check bolt tightness after first use; vibration can loosen them.

Should You Buy It

If you own a 7-foot commercial mower with a compatible mounting pattern and need a complete bar replacement, this is a solid choice at $190. It’s best for professionals who value time over patching individual blades—skip it if your deck uses separate blades or you’re on a tight budget (aftermarket options may be cheaper).

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