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Hi! I'm new to this forum does anyone have any idea how I can find a listing of different types of blades which will fit my zero turn I'm finding it very fustrating the cubcadet web site only gives the blades it came with, a 3 in 1 blade which does a lousy job of bagging grass if it gets to long. I live in Maine and last year we had a lot of rain making it impossible to mow as often as it should have been mowed and forget about trying to mow and bag wet grass. I love the mower even though I had to replace the PTO cluch after only two years of home owner use to the tune of about $300.00 anyway enough crying about previous repairs. I tried partstree when I got nowhere on there web site I called them and asked them if they made a bagging blade for my zero turn they were kind enough to give me a part # for one but had none in stock and said cubcadet had them on back order with no word has to when they will be in. I tried to check the part # on the cubcadet web site but it came up could not be found. AAhh!! and this is only for a blade. Can't wait to try to find a some other part thats bound to fail sooner or later. So when all else fails try a forum any ideas out there?
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