Snapper 21" High Lift Blade & High Lift Kit Combo Part# 2007 & 910 Made in USA

What It Is

This is a combo of a Snapper 21-inch high-lift blade (part #2007) and a high-lift kit (part #910) designed to improve grass clipping discharge and bagging performance on walk-behind mowers. It’s made in the USA and intended for Snapper mowers that accept a 21-inch blade, especially those with a side-discharge or bagging setup where standard blades leave clumps.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check three things:

• Deck size: This blade is exactly 21 inches long. Measure your existing blade from tip to tip. If your deck is 20 or 22 inches, this won’t fit.
• Model/brand: Fits most Snapper 21-inch walk-behind mowers (e.g., Classic, Commercial, or Hi-Vac series). It does not fit other brands like Toro, Honda, or Craftsman without adapter modifications. Verify your mower’s model number in Snapper’s parts lookup.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is an OEM Snapper part, so it matches original specs for hole pattern (center hole diameter, offset, and thickness). The high-lift kit (#910) includes the necessary blade adapter and hardware for some Snapper models—confirm your mower already has the standard blade mount or needs this adapter.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Made in USA from heat-treated steel. Users report it stays sharp longer than generic blades and resists bending from rocks or roots.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need a socket wrench and a torque wrench (recommended 40-50 ft-lbs). The high-lift kit may require removing the old blade adapter—check if yours is compatible or needs replacement.
• Common gotchas: High-lift blades create more suction, which can strain the engine on older or underpowered mowers. Also, they throw clippings farther—be ready for a wider discharge pattern.
• Noise: Expect a louder operation due to increased airflow. Not ideal for early-morning mowing.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a Snapper 21-inch mower, want superior bagging or side-discharge performance, and don’t mind a slight noise increase. It’s a solid upgrade over standard blades for thick or wet grass, but skip it if your mower is not Snapper-compatible or if you prefer a mulching blade.