Terre Products, 3 Pack Mulching Lawn Mower Blades, 48 Inch Deck, Compatible with Gravely, Scag, Hustler, John Deere, Bad Boy, Replacement for 795757, 481706, 482461, 038-5350-00

What It Is

This is a 3-pack of mulching lawn mower blades designed for 48-inch cutting decks. They’re intended for commercial-grade zero-turn mowers from Gravely, Scag, Hustler, John Deere, and Bad Boy, and are a direct aftermarket replacement for OEM part numbers 795757, 481706, 482461, and 038-5350-00.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your mower has a 48-inch deck—this is non-negotiable. Measure the blade length (should be roughly 20.5 inches), center hole diameter (typically 1 inch), and drive pin spacing (usually 5/8 inch). Cross-check your OEM part number against the listed replacements: 795757 (Gravely), 481706 (Scag), 482461 (Hustler), and 038-5350-00 (Bad Boy). These blades may also fit other brands with the same spindle pattern, but always confirm with the manufacturer’s deck diagram. They are not universal—avoid assuming fitment based on brand alone.

Key Things to Know

• Quality vs. OEM: Rated 4.3/5 from 97 reviews—most users report good sharpness and durability, but some note slightly thinner steel than factory blades. Expect faster wear if you mow heavy or wet grass frequently.
• Installation: Moderate difficulty. You’ll need a socket wrench, torque wrench (recommended 70-90 ft-lbs), and a blade removal tool. Always disconnect the spark plug before starting. The blades are marked for correct orientation (lift edge up).
• Common gotchas: The drive pin alignment hole may be slightly tighter on some models—file it if needed. Never stack with other blades; these are direct replacements only. Replace all three at once for balanced cutting.
• Mulching performance: Designed for fine clippings, but won’t bag or side-discharge effectively. Use only for mulching.

Should You Buy It

This is a solid budget-friendly option if you have a 48-inch deck and need a quick mulching blade set for brands like Gravely, Scag, or Hustler. It’s not for heavy commercial use or rough terrain—go OEM if you need maximum lifespan. For homeowners or light commercial operators, it’s a good value at $38.55.