Titan 3" Wide Replacement Steel Flail Hammer Blade for Tractor Mowers 5 Pack

What It Is

This is a pack of five replacement steel flail hammer blades designed for tractor-mounted flail mowers. Each blade is 3 inches wide, built for heavy-duty cutting of thick grass, brush, and light woody material—ideal for acreage owners or commercial operators maintaining fields, pastures, or roadsides.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these three things:

1. Blade dimensions – Each blade is 3" wide. Measure your current blade’s width, length, and mounting hole size (center-to-center if two holes). Titan’s spec must match exactly; flail blades are not universal.
2. Mounting style – These are “hammer” style (Y or T-shape). Check if your mower uses hammer blades or a different design (e.g., side slicers or scoop blades). Hammer blades are common on older or heavy-duty flail mowers.
3. Deck brand/model – Titan does not list a universal fit. Search your mower’s make (e.g., Bush Hog, John Deere, Alamo) and model to confirm these blades are listed as a replacement. If not, measure your old blade’s bolt pattern and thickness.

Pro tip: Flail blades often vary by the number of mounting holes (1 vs 2) and bolt diameter (usually 5/8" or 3/4"). Check your existing blade’s bolt diameter before ordering.

Key Things to Know

• Durability – These are heat-treated steel, not hardened carbide. Good for grass and light brush but will dull faster on rocky or sandy soil. Expect to replace more often than OEM heavy-duty options.
• Installation – Moderate difficulty. You’ll need a wrench and possibly a breaker bar for rusted bolts. Always replace all blades on a rotor at once to maintain balance.
• Common gotcha – The 5-pack may not be enough for your full rotor. Count your current blades first (many mowers need 10–20+). You may need multiple packs.
• Warranty – Titan offers limited support; check return policy for fitment issues.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need an affordable, drop-in replacement for a tractor flail mower with 3" hammer blades, you’re cutting grass or light brush, and you’re comfortable measuring your old blades to confirm fit. Skip them if you have a different blade style, need extreme abrasion resistance, or require a full rotor set from a single pack.