Meg-Mo Mower Blade Review - Would I Buy Them Again?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Here is a similar mower blade that I like better www.cutlassblades.com For a Discount on your order, Use Code: BMG124 Here is a video about the cutlass blades kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5nFkqmhp5Vnqa8 Here is our original video about the memo blades kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmGXp6qbjZqtlbc Please subscribe to our channel here: kzbin.info Follow on Facebook at facebook.com/Rock-Hill-Farm-102050688356056/ visit our website at www.rockhillfarmandhomes.com You can now support the channel by buying us a coffee at the following link: www.buymeacoffee.com/rockhillfarm outdoorgans, #outdoorgans If you are interested in the camera equipment that we use in our videos here are the direct affiliate links. Cameras: amzn.to/36oeTEr On camera mic: amzn.to/38soixz USB Mic: amzn.to/2JXkKcs Tripod: amzn.to/3eN0XHR You can also visit our website at www.rockhillfarmandhomes.com At Rock Hill Farm and Homes we upload new videos at least 3 times per week, about our 20 Acre hobby farm, our John Deere 2038R compact tractor and other equipment, and the businesses that we run. These businesses include a manufacturing operation, a Christmas tree farm, real estate investing, a lawn care business, and an online retail store. I demonstrate how I am able to use these ventures to earn a good living without a traditional job. We have some cool toys and always think outside the box on our little homestead so come along for the ride. You can expect new videos from us every other day, usually around 8 AM. Thanks for watching and please subscribe! kzbin.info Brock We participate in the amazon affilitate program and other similar programs which may or may not compensate the channel when you click our links. This compensation is how we are able to continue producing this content

[@zachlee3700]

For starters, I have never, ever, commented on any KZbin video and I think that KZbin is one of the greatest educational tools ever. What I want to tell you is not so much about the content although it was very good. But that I admire or have more respect for someone who tells it like it is, gives his reasons and bias' of their process and gives an honest personal opinion. Thank You.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks a lot. I love youtube because it’s just regular people and I’ve met a lot of great people since I started the channel Thank you for watching and for sharing your feedback

[@TheRonald6524]

Just watched the Meg mo video. Instant subscribe!!! After watching video,wanted to comment on how much I admire and respect honest content! But I can’t say it any better then this other fellow!! 🇨🇦👍

[@sluggonotnancy6178]

I'm impressed with your thoughtfulness and honesty about these blades. This is a good video from an honest man. Thanks.

[@007briles]

That's what I like about your videos you are completely HONEST! GREAT JOB!!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks. I appreciate it

[@jeffrme]

I just subscribed to your channel because like some of your other viewers, I to love your honesty! I hope you always keep fact based honesty to all your videos!

[@championplayerdo7604]

well thank you and the honesty is greatly appreciated

[@jeffvanrobertson2970]

Thanks for the in-depth video. I have a 61" Skag and mow my 30-acre horse property. In the late summer - the pastures get really thick and the Dallisgrass seed heads are like cutting straw! the Skag is a beast, but when cutting at 5-6" (can't cut grazing pastures down lower if active) - i lose the lift and have to mow over sections twice - like you said. If I cut at 4" or lower - the 1st cut is muck cleaner. It doesn't worry me too much as I always like to go over twice to really mulch up the clippings so the dry quicker and disappear. Keep up the vids!

[@mb4lunch]

I appreciate your honesty and this follow up! Well done and well worded sir!

[@mkc0005]

Thanks Brock. It's nice to get an honest review of things.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for watching

[@dougturner265]

After having used these for a season and a half, I have to agree with everything you said. I love the bush hog concept and the toughness of the blades, but I'm having to go over the yard 2, maybe even 3 times because they leave ridges of half cut grass. Take that $300 and buy a few sets of good quality blades.

[@km066]

I replaced my factory blades with the Meg Mo blades on a 60" Z960 and have had very good results. I am using it at a rural property with lots of uneven terrain and unpredictable obstacles (rocks, ant piles, tree limbs, etc.) and the blades have performed very well so far whereas my factory blades were destroyed relatively quickly.

[@alphaforce6998]

I had a Snapper Pro S150XT zero turn that came with marbain steel blades, and these were already very good. Then I later added the mulch kit to it, which included high lift blades. It cut very well, and the reason is the design and aerodynamics of the deck. That plays a far bigger role in the quality of cut than most people realize, and I think Snapper Pro mowers are consistently underrated because they're associated with "consumer" grade mowers. The thing is, even their consumer-grade mowers were as good as or better than many "commercial" mowers. If you get high-lift blades you need an engine that can turn them at the proper RPM, and yeah, that can easily mean 25-30 HP because if your engine is underpowered your blade speed will drop drastically with high-lift blades and the cut quality will drop. My snapper pro had the Briggs vanguard v-twin rated around 27 HP. It as such a nice mower.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Lift is definitely important.

[@robertwaddell3420]

Thank you for your time and efforts.

[@mikepurvey5205]

I greatly appreciate your update and candid thoughts. Looking forward to your follow up tests of blades/mowers. Thanks

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I’m looking forward to that too. Thanks for watching

[@heathicusmaximus8170]

I like how the content went until the very last 2 seconds. I also watched the other video. Thanks for the trial and the demo on the various yard types and lengths. I hate the little strips of grass my mulcher makes, but sometimes I just deal with it. I'm curious how some of the other blades will turn out.

[@km066]

Another possible explanation is the time of year you are using the mower. I have fixed blade mowers that don’t mow as well in the summer as the woody stems of the weeds are harder and don’t lend themselves to being cut as easily. Keep that in mind as you evaluate your results during the course of the year.

[@ronh9384]

Good video. I ordered a set of the Meg-Mo blades a few days after your original video about them. I installed them on my Ferris IS600Z and they are working great! The blades that came with my Ferris are great and discharged grass about 8 feet. The Meg-Mo blades are discharging about 10-11 feet. I am very happy with my Meg-Mo set and would buy them again. You mentioned other blades you wanted to try…. My favorite blades, after the Meg-Mo blades are the Fisher Barton “Marbain” blades which are excellent. The various Ballard blades are really good too! Ballard has a “low lift”, a “high lift”, and a “ripper” style blade. They also have an X-blade that combines a “ripper” blade with another blade in a “X” pattern that give excellent results. Especially in spring and fall with wet grass or leaves, but I have also used the X-Blade year around with good results. Hope that helps.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing

[@darrelldundee7198]

@@RockhillfarmYT have you tried wet grass compared to x blade gator type style blades

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I have not. I was planning to but haven’t yet

[@bsjcook]

I have been running the meg-mo on a riding lawn mover with a 52 in deck (3 spindles )in Colorado with an almost pasture like field with many types of weeds. It works very well especially with all the small rocks that get hit. The only way I can get a smooth lawn look is to steer so that the middle of the mower is on the edge of the uncut grass (in other words half the cut width). That way all the uncut weeds are cut, and it just takes longer. Also the 20hp mower is almost not enough power with the meg-mo. And finally I have hit enough stuff that the set of blades needs replacing. I will now read more reviews on different blade types. Mostly I really liked the Meg-mo blades.

[@lawrencedelong9748]

My blades for my eXmark 52" Vantage arrived on Saturday ( 09April2022 ). My current blades by Rotary ( part# 11421 ) after 15 hours in Florida ( are always worn out ).Then, I installed the Meg-Mo blades at 318.1 hours on my mower; and started to mow my property 5 acres. Currently, I have mowed 2.6 hours with the Meg-Mo blades ( hour meter is 320.7 hrs ) and my lawn looks great and a much faster cutting time with these blades. OH YEA

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing

[@markpuls3340]

I got the Meg Mo blades for my new Zero Turn Cub Cadet and the vibration was from them was so bad that I couldn’t use them anymore plus, I had to cut most of the grass a second time due to unevenly mowed patches

[@MrBobWingard]

Just a thought … I am considering making a set of “x-blades” by simply drawing them tightly together, cutting them to proper length, mounting the sling type blades onto them using proper dimensions and hardware. That way I can run any combination of tips that I have available to me. I have already run the x-blades all summer by just crossing two blades at a 90, and have experienced no slippage. If necessary, I could just permanently pin the blades together. This configuration would give me the function of the Meg-Mo coupled with the 1/4” offset of every other cutting tip, which, so far has worked very well. Still plotting/planning just how to I want to proceed.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I’d like to see that. I really think the swivel design has merit please just don’t seem to have enough left in my opinion Good luck with your project

[@brianmiller1098]

Make absolutely 💯 percent those blades STAY at 90°

[@jimmybelue9658]

Do you think those "no flat" tires contribute to the grass being flattened down more so that it's not being lifted as it should?

[@THEMOWERMEDIC1]

I bought a set of meg-mo blades for my mowers from your recommendation,I fell in love with the idea of the swing away blades. I am not a commercial mower but i do mow about an acre and a half twice a week during the grow season. So far they are flippin awesome. No more wind row and I never have to go over twice. My heart dropped when i watched this megmo video😔😔

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, they cut really well the first time and I kept thinking I had to of done something wrong but I don’t know why they aren’t cutting well

[@Ricky1Feather]

@@RockhillfarmYT I think it's the deck as you mentioned not creating enough lift.

[@Ricky1Feather]

What mower are you using

[@RockhillfarmYT]

John Deere 652R stand on with the electronic mulch on demand

[@johncoleman8793]

Thanks for doing the hard work on our behalf. I was very enthusiastic about the blades because I have a lot of rocks to navigate. While doing your testing be sure to run over a pile or two ;-)

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah. I want to try these on a different mower

[@stewarttate]

Thank you for your willingness to do these reviews. I'm having the same issue right now. I own a Cub Cadet ZTX4 zero turn, one great mower with a serious chute & hose clogging problem when the grass is damp from dew or a little over 4.5" I keep my grass higher due to high heat during the day and attempt to save water. It's driving me crazy. I also own and love my John Deere 4310 Compact Tractor that is not set up to mow our sod lawn with beds & trees. Can't wait to search your videos for some ideas. Thank you again.

[@daddio7249]

I have a John Deere 130E riding mower. What I do is have my discharge open and make concentric circles always blowing the grass to the inside. That way I re-cut the grass from the previous pass. In heavy grass I just over lap a bit to get any windrow.

[@altestic9436]

Just got mine recently. Doesn't seem to cut all the grass completely. Kind of disappointing but I am going to make sure my mower deck is a little lower in the front. But I'm pretty sure it already is. I think my old wore out blades cut just as well.

[@TractorWrangler01]

Are they better than Gator blades?

[@williamrunyon7335]

Have you tried Gator blades these things are great. they are thicker than regular blades and the a up sweep on the back of the blade that have teeth cut in them. I live in northern ohio and early in the year the rain makes it hard to cut the lawn every week my grass got so thick and tall that when i did get it cut with the gator blades that the grass was white underneath

[@stwings98]

What I took away from this video is that the Meg-Mo blades are more suited for mowing larger unimproved areas that do not require a “manicured” cut. Say, an open field that you simply don’t want overgrown but isn’t part of a “yard”.

[@charlesfoleysr6610]

I have a Craftman lawn tractor, with a 38 inch deck. Sears uses the star drive hole in the blade. I can't keep the blade from slipping on the spindle, because of the straight round hole.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

That’s unfortunate. Not sure what the solution for that would be. You might try contacting customer service

[@charlesfoleysr6610]

@@RockhillfarmYT no returns. I guess at this point it won't hurt to try to weld nubs on the inside of the bore, like the star points of the craftsman blades and see if those will hold.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I had a long conversation with the owner of the company yesterday and he made a few suggestions that I’m going to try. Thanks for watching

[@beardedguardian71]

I am currently using the xblade set up and love it.

[@jeremyhorn8735]

Any update video on the Meg mo blades?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I did a final review that was kind of long-winded. Bottom line I decided they weren’t worth it for me, but that might be because my stand on mowers are a little bit under powered. Feels like these blades don’t get enough lift

[@watkinstreefarm6880]

The bridge looks great. I might have to try this blade. Thanks.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for watching

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

On the Meg Mos I’ve read on multiple forums that they don’t cut well, but some guys with lawn services will use them only for doing leaves. I tried the X blades on the 52” deck on my Toro 522xi with the adapter plates. I didn’t notice much of a difference in cut but it was more difficult starting the mower deck because of the flywheel effect. I had to release the tensioner arm on the mule drive, turn on the electric PTO and then get off the seat and re engage the tensioner arm on the mule drive. I returned to just using one Oregon high lift blade per spindle which is a good match for the long thick farm lawn I mow twice a month.

[@jeffsteelman8036]

It seems like you don’t have enough horsepower. Mine is zx54 commercial. No problem at all. Finest blades yet 👍

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

@@jeffsteelman8036 Yeah I’d love to have about 30hp.

[@smoothz0657]

Most fabricated decks sacrifice air flow for longevity. A stamped deck will more cleanly move air, grass..and have a more powerful suction. Some manufacturers installed stamped baffles to try to better control this..but its a bandaid fix. These megmow blades definitely lack lift and the design itself seems to not take this into consideration...id assume because the mounting disc would distort if the 4 blade ends were "high lift"...and were acting as wings pushing down on the disc.

[@davidash7536]

Great update.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks

[@Brough1111]

My neighbor had one of these and run over a bull frog several times with out hurting it, he finally drove over and stoped on top the frog while I looked under the mower the frog would jump into the air as the blade come around no matter how fast the throttle setting the frog would dodge the blade.

[@bigsway4414]

I have a John Deere commercial zero turn mower. If you do the hard work of finding the best blades I will go buy a set and tell you how they compare to my factory blades. Keep these great videos coming....

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks What model and deck size do you have

[@rodshepard3967]

Well, I'm glad I procrastinated on ordering them...ha. Looking forward to seeing the demo videos on the other blades. 👍

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I love the design so I really wanted to like these but they just don’t cut well enough

[@rodshepard3967]

@@RockhillfarmYT the design and the way you explained them in your first video had me thinking, I'll just go ahead and get a set. I also did a bunch of research on line. I was just too busy to order them. Sometimes procrastination pays off! Ha! Thanks again, Brock. 👍

[@snunya9399]

Doing the math, I just couldn't get over the swivel of the blades, considering that the purpose of a blade is to cut through grass, which when dense, could clearly cause the blades to swivel. Considering the longevity and cost of standard blades, I just couldn't see purchasing something that cost's 10 times as much. Is it 10 times better? No. Honestly, the only thing I can see good about them is the lower damage risk, but as anyone who has sharpened blades can tell you....15 minutes and your blade is good as new after sharpening. Thanks for your review!

[@rodneyscrivner2504]

Good video Brock, Glad I didn't order yet i don't think Id like to mow twice myself... LOL. I'm not sure what kind of lift the 2R series deck have, Looking forward to the upcoming blades your going to demo.

[@jimmybates6073]

Just wondering about the lone Javadof the blades

[@k6outdoors]

Good explanation, ive heard rumblings in the past about inefficiencies within certain lines of john deere mowers. Looking forward to the further testing!

[@joad47]

Meg-Mo blades are really good, but the cost of the setup is expensive and the cost to replace the 4 knives on each spindle gets up there in cost. A single knife runs about $8-9/each or $35/spindle. With 3 spindles that's $100+ to replace the knives. You can buy almost 3 sets of Oregon Gator Blades for that price. If you have the money to spend on the Meg_Mo system, it's really great.

[@terryrogers653]

My 648R doesn't cut as well as my Z930M. I agree with the lift issue on these.

[@rickvaughan8993]

Thanks for the Good honest review. Now off this topic. What is the pond status? Are you in a drought there? Sure am here in my part of Missouri. My pond is dropping like crazy. Down 2 foot plus now. And I also noticed you have many trees in the background that have the leaves turning. They are just slightly starting to turn here. Have a nice day! Do a rain dance please.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Our pond was down quite a bit before I did the expansion and it has only rained once since then. I think it’s down two or 3 inches since we finished digging

[@michaelwyatt241]

Are you in northern mo I live in the bootheel and we have had rain pretty much every week this year it seems like

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I’m guessing that question was actually for Rick but I grew up in southwest Missouri and lived here my whole life. Moved just across the Kansas border about 10 years ago. We have had pretty good rain all year until the last month and it’s been really dry

[@medjoolmaker]

thanks for keeping it real

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I really wanted to love these but They just aren’t cutting well enough Thanks for watching

[@centaur081]

I have a set of meg-mo's on my Bad Boy and I love them. Clean cut no wind rows.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Awesome Thanks for sharing

[@ritterjon]

💥 Interesting that they are very popular in Australia. Do you know if there are other companies that offer them there? *Keep on tractoring!*

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I don’t. I should probably look that up. I just had a bunch of comments that asked what the big deal was because all mowers come with similar blades in Australia Megmo representative told me they had a patent on their specific design

[@garymclemore1128]

where can i get the bush hog blades

[@BBLandServices]

I just got a Deere z915 54”. Trying to decide on the type of blades I want.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I stopped using these. Everyone’s been telling me to try the gator highlift blades

[@BBLandServices]

@@RockhillfarmYT It’s got the the factory ones on it still. I been looking at the gator blades. I think they will work good. I have some friends that run them on all their mower blades.

[@davidhiggs5670]

How do they run on a good zero turn???

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I never found out. I’ve got the hustler X one now but it’s a different blade size with a 72 inch deck

[@terryotto67]

I had a z950 with the mulch on demand deck it left wind rows 8 had to trade it in for a 950 regular deck no more wind rows. Sounds like it could be the deck it's self.

[@kevinmedley4982]

How do they strip

[@berninme]

I have run high lift, gator, xblade, etc. I currently have a set of meg mo on order. Really curious to try them out. I look at my blade selection as a situational decision. In the summer when I need a good stripe and I’m cutting frequently I will go with a sharp high lift blade. In the fall when I need to deal with leaves I will go to a gator or xblade. The big issue I have had with xblade is the strain it puts on the mower and the fuel consumption. Hoping the meg mo will give me the benefits of the xblade while being a bit lighter and easier on the mower.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I hope they work well for you. I found that they did a great job of mulching but didn’t leave a very clean cut on stringy weedy grass

[@keithhylton4631]

@@RockhillfarmYT those stringy weeds r hard to for any blade to cut

[@wesleymarsh4353]

how much do they cost bc I got John Deere zero turn but my my dealer don't have them

[@pecoswild]

Thanks for sharing! Great vid. Maybe it’s down in the comments somewhere but we have burmuda here in north tx. Anyone using them in tx recommend or don’t recommend them?

[@eddyperry]

When I was younger I was a big John Deere fan for tractors , and other brand names for different products , cars and trucks , tools , appliances etc. And I believe that at that time my beliefs were justified. Nowadays , however , things have changed. For one thing very few products are manufactured in the USA anymore. Even if they claim they are 'manufactured' here , when you dig into it you find that many or even most of the components are manufactured in other countries , especially electronics. And they are only 'assembled' in the USA. And there is good and bad with that. Another thing you find is that multiple brand names are manufactured by the same companies , and/or share many of the same components. Everything is outsourced these days , so there isn't much of an argument anymore for being brand-loyal. Don't get too hung up on being brand-specific in your purchasing habits , unless of course if you can find products that are genuinely manufactured in the USA.

[@jeffsteelman8036]

After using these blades for a season, on a commercial toro 54”. There is no doubt they cut far better than the factory blades. I will definitely recommend them. Yes I have used several different types for 10 seasons on a 3 acre property,this is a far better product…slow to get but worth the wait and price 👍

[@perrinayebarra]

Would you recommend these for a dedicated rough area mower where cut quality isn’t a concern? I have an old Ferris walk behind that I keep around for knocking down rough areas. I was thinking of upgrading to a proper brush cutter mower but they’re thousands of dollars. Maybe a set of these blades would boost the rough area performance of my Ferris enough that I won’t need to get a brush cutter.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

That might be a good application. The strength of the product is that it can hold up to some abuse

[@perrinayebarra]

@@RockhillfarmYT yeah sounds like they’d be a bit tougher and not stop the engine if I hit something solid.

[@maxm921]

@@perrinayebarra won't stop the motor but eventually in thick enough stuff they'll just stay folded back and then you're just driving over everything

[@joefrick1335]

@@maxm921 thats exactly what I was thinking they would do in really thick grass.

[@maxm921]

@@joefrick1335 yea I had a set, I liked them for certain things but they had a lot of drawbacks for me.

[@justencaraballo1944]

Where did you get the wheels from on your stand on I’m looking at getting a set like that ? thank you .

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I ordered the mower with those tweels on it

[@Rob-sr9rj]

I have a cub cadet zr1. It's a 50" mower. It's a beast and I love it. The blades dull as quick as any other. I don't mind sharpening them. It doesn't take long. Manufacturers don't just put on any old blade. They spend millions designing and testing deck designs with blade designs. Use the oem blades and you'll get the best results. Maintain your machine and it'll last. Sometimes in the thick tall stuff you might just need to slow down. Bummer.... cheers.😂

[@genewilliams7497]

You’ve got a great channel!! Love your through reviews and content on the products that you use and or test out.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks I really try so I appreciate the kind works

[@jerryford3379]

Do a review of the Ballard industries gold blades!!!

[@bruiserdickerson4039]

Love how he gives honest opinion on this

[@genemetz1945]

Help! I want a better blade to replace the blade on my new 2021 80v 21" Kobalt mower. Can you advise me?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I don’t have any advice. I’ve been doing some test with this brand and I think I like them but I want to try a few more things before the final verdict. But I’m also going to demo other brands. Until I do that it’s not an educated opinion

[@genemetz1945]

@@RockhillfarmYT - Thanks . Looking forward to your results.

[@papaarts1]

Very thoughtful and careful analysis, nicely presented. Got some talent for scientific analysis - think, try, observe carefully, challenge your own conclusions, and be open to other observers. Thanks.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks

[@AMO248]

I finally got my Meg MO blades and I can't use them! Waited almost 8 weeks for them to get here. I opened the box and right on top is an additional instruction diagram attached to the installation instructions. It shows and says that the center hole fits around the star... Nope! The hole is way to small. That's 2 strikes for Meg MO, customer service was not good and they apparently sent the wrong blades or have the wrong data for my John Deere.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

That sucks

[@osueric87]

Anyone know if they have em for cub 6 point star? I’ll keep looking in the mean time. Thanks for the vid!!!

[@normhood556]

I just ordered a set for my cub cadet zero turn 50 Inch deck and they manufacture the center hole without the star design, the tolerances are very tight that they hold tight on the spindle and with less torque and the way the blades swing away they don't damage the spindle according to the manufacturer with the mounting bolts tight

[@brokenarrow2835]

Blades might be good for a golf course and ball fields. A good Marban steel Blade will out last 2 to 1.Only draw back is if you hit a rock it will chip.

[@mvblitzyo]

great information thanks ..

[@bobbg9041]

Outrageous price. I could see the value on a 38" mower deck if it was like the clipper blades they now make for weed trimmers. But 138 bucks for 2 blades? Ya right.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Excellent update! I was actually considering these blades for our mower, but I think I'll pass. I depend on a nice clean cut. -Chad #purplecollarlife

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for watching

[@stevenrheeter6005]

I've been using the megmo blades for years... I think they are the best blades on the market

[@ivanpeachey6997]

did you try the cutlass blades

[@travisc3571]

I have X blades on my mower and it’s not much difference. I was hoping to get a better cut from them but it is no different. I put new blades on my machine as recommended when I got the adapters. It’s all about the technology of the deck engineering.

[@anvilsvs]

I built X blades myself and noticed no difference.

[@kentuckytroublekentuckytro824]

Blades are the same to get a nice clean cut you have to keep them sharp you can't cut for 3 weeks the expect to have a clean cut and scag mowers have the best high lift deck those blades look like they would do great if u opened the shot but the price is crazy

[@decimatorx8083]

We try to keep away from Bar Blades here in Australia swing blades are the best ...and last way longer ...we have had swing blades ever since I was a kid on All 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing

[@smallfry1463]

Go simplicity bro. Probably the best lift most comfortable and sexiest lines. All my other tractors are John Deere but my finish mower will always now be a simplicity.

[@youknowmr11]

I paid $450 for my electric mulch system on my JD X590. Used it 1 season and ripped it off and threw it in the garbage.

[@andrewanderson1436]

Brock ur not wrong and don't change how positive you feel about test out a new product. I agree with you and can't wait for your to open this can of worms it will be fun and interesting. If you happen to get a kubota mower to test I say a z421 60 cut with the 24hp kawasaki engine. I have one and almost 200hrs on it and it's been great.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing. Everybody seems to like those Kubota mowers

[@andrewanderson1436]

@@RockhillfarmYT yes sir. This is my second mower of the commander series. I got a z124 48" cut and 24hp Briggs when they first came out and traded it in on the one I have now.

[@jeramiebentley4054]

If a company has been around for 30 years and you can get the owner on the phone that should tell you something.

[@limoslawncare5273]

Ballard X-blades👍

[@connorsisson814]

Hey There! I am the oldest son of the owners of the company. please reach out to me, I would like to connect with you on the minor concern you have. lets have a conversation. we appreciate the honest reviews. thanks!

[@timrasmussen5473]

They don’t clean the deck out well so the deck gets stuffed full and then it wind rows. Not best for wife mowers.

[@akbychoice]

For walk behind mowers, I haven’t found anything better than my Honda blades.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for sharing

[@decimatorx8083]

If you mow deck is dirty and full of crap underneath no blade will lift the grass to cut ....you need speed and must be clean

[@jenniferj7588]

The better the vaccume on the blades the better the cut .. Look for blades with better suction ..

[@smoak666]

Great idea. Doesn't warrant the cost.

[@TraceElements-ti5ke]

I cannot imagine the huge lawsuit that will come down on you when one blade (2500 RPM/219 MPH tip speed) wears through the high strength bolt and kills your neighbors dog or worse. The discharge chute is on the deck for a reason, foreign object knock down.. I say good luck for those users who don't watch bold wear for (thin sections) in the high strength bolts.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

As mentioned in the video, I don’t use them The mower has electronic mulch on demand that doesn’t open 100% when open so there’s still a metal deflector to knock debris down

[@pattersonlandscaping5621]

How about on a Scag...

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I have never personally ran a scag. I know they sell them for scag mower’s My plan is to demo several different mowers on the channel in the spring Thanks for watching

[@franciskersher8576]

$300 shipped is a bit too pricey for what they are.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I was really excited by the design but I pretty much agree with you

[@hammer1bad]

I have had the KAVLI BLADE. I’m not very impressed with them.

[@codyprice5662]

I couldn't help myself you say you like John Deere I'm a farmer and I hate to say this it breaks my heart John Deere is not a good company anymore you buy $500,000 combine or tractor and they will not give you the codes to work on it

[@eagerlawncare3700]

I only buy hi-lift blades I'm very pessimistic about everyone I do apologize for the "nit wit" coment

[@garynickel648]

A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER of the meg mo, my 52 inch deck standard blades are 18 inches, they sent blades 17 3/4 inches they leave streak in semi heavy grass, DRY, we have not had any rain for 5 weeks. Probably usless in wet grass. Recontacted them all I get is ALL SALES FINAL.

[@charlesstewart8129]

I have to agree with you. I am very Dissatisfied with my Meg-Mo Blades, I cut 12 acres and these blades are dull and the lift wings are almost worn into, after just one cutting. I complained and was sent a list of things to try and make them last longer but as of right now the Meg-Mo Blades last half as long as my standard high lift blades that I get 2 to 3 cuttings before sharpening. These were a complete waste of time and money. No way possible to recommend these to anybody, there junk!

[@mogeking56]

Are you looking at me or the donkey 🫏 eating 🍽️ the pie 🥧 sitting on the tractor 🚜🧌😬🙄🫣

[@everetthutchinson6413]

Don't tell us! Just show us.

[@lesliehorwinkle]

They cut like bush hog blades. Imagine my surprise.

[@weldersandblaster]

All talk and no visual examples. You don't need a youtube channel, you need a radio show. You really thought we wanted to see your face for ten minutes straight?