Commercial Replacement Mower Blades

Hard-Faced blades have welding material applied to key wear surfaces, roughly doubling part life compared to plain blades. Super-Koat blades undergo a proprietary heat-treating process that provides three or more times the lifespan of plain blades. Super-Koat is the preferred choice for operators working in highly abrasive soils or heavy-duty vegetation management conditions.

Clean Cutter replacement blades are compatible with a wide range of manufacturers including Alamo-Mott, Rhino, John Deere, Maschio, Rears, Dandl, Loftness, Vrisimo, Kuhn, Befco, Fox Brady, Landpride, Balzer, Buffalo, Hiniker, New Idea, Seppi, Breviglieri, Agrimaster, Rinieri, and many others. Use our catalog cross-reference tool or contact our technical support team to confirm fitment.

You can search our online catalog by manufacturer name or flail style, or reference the OEM part number from your equipment manual. Our technical support team is available toll-free at (800) 345-2335, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST, and can help cross-reference your existing part numbers to the correct Clean Cutter replacement.

Clean Cutter supplies SideSlicers, Cup Knives, Scoop Knives, Flail Hammers, and Mulcher Blades for flail mower applications. Mulcher blades are available in straight, left-hand, and right-hand configurations. Tiller blades are also stocked in C Type and L Type designs, all available across Plain, Hard-Faced, and Super-Koat hardness grades.

Yes. Clean Cutter offers OEM Custom Blades manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment specifications. These are available in steel with optional hard-facing or Super-Koat heat treatment, and cover a wide range of blade types including tiller blades (C Type, L Type), SideSlicers, Cup Knives, Scoop Knives, Hammers, and Mulchers for multiple manufacturers.

Super-Koat blades are engineered to last three or more times longer than standard plain blades through a proprietary heat-treating process. In highly abrasive field conditions — such as rocky soils or heavy brush — this extended life significantly reduces the frequency of blade changes, lowering labor costs and minimizing equipment downtime throughout the season.