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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Model
- 96-607
- Dimensions
- 2.25"D x 2.25"W x 21.63"H
- Weight
- 1.9 lb
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Metal
- Power Source
- Manual
- In the box
- Mower blade only
Features 5
- VERIFY FIT: This lawn mower blade replacement is for 22" deck with 21-11/16" blade length, 7/16" center hole, 2.25" width x 0.149" thickness - DOUBLE CHECK THE MOWER MANUAL & VERIFY THE FIT
- FITS THESE MODELS: Toro 20070, 20071, 20071A, 20072, 20072A, 20073, 20073A, 20074, 20074A, 20075, 20076, 20076A, 20330, 20330C, 20331, 20331C, 20332, 20332C, 20333, 20333C, 20334, 20334C, 20338 Lawn-Boy 10654 / 10655 / 10656 and REPLACES: 131-4547-03, 108-9764(-03), 59534 / 59534P
- UPGRADE YOUR MOWER: Built from high-quality, durable steel to maintain sharpness longer and easy installation to deliver consistent dependable cutting results
- SUPERIOR MULCHING PERFORMANCE: Designed to finely cut and recut grass clippings into nutrient-rich mulch that feeds your yard while reducing bagging and cleanup
- OREGON QUALITY: Oregon products are trusted worldwide since 1947 for their quality performance, durability and convenience, to make your experience of home and garden work easier and efficient
Description
Keep your mower performing at its best with the Oregon 22 Inch Lawn Mower Blade 1-Pack, a direct replacement for 131-4547-03, 108-9764(-03), 59534 / 59534P and compatible with Toro 20070, 20071, 20071A, 20072, 20072A, 20073, 20073A, 20074, 20074A, 20075, 20076, 20076A, 20330, 20330C, 20331, 20331C, 20332, 20332C, 20333, 20333C, 20334, 20334C, 20338 & Lawn-Boy 10654 / 10655 / 10656.Crafted from high-quality, durable steel, the blade stays sharp longer, providing consistent, even cuts across your yard. Its patented Gator design recirculates and finely recuts grass clippings, returning nutrients to your lawn while boosting airflow for superior cutting, bagging, and side discharge.Installation is simple, just remove the old blade and attach the replacement to get back to mowing quickly and efficiently. This hassle-free swap ensures your mower delivers peak performance without extra effort.Blade Specifications:Deck: 22”Blade Length: 21-11-16”Centre Hole: 7/16""Width: 2.25”Thickness: 0.149”Trusted Oregon quality since 1947 means homeowners and professionals alike can rely on superior cutting performance, durability, and convenience. Make lawn care easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable with a blade designed for lasting results.
Specs 24
| Brand | Oregon |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Manual |
| Material | Metal |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Push |
| Item Weight | 1.9 pounds |
| Cutting Width | 22 inches |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 2.25"D x 2.25"W x 21.63"H |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand Name | Oregon |
| Model Number | 96-607 |
| UPC | 032488966073 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 73 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Oregon |
| Item Type Name | Lawnmower Blade |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 96-607-1 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.25"D x 2.25"W x 21.63"H |
| Number of Positions | 2 |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Item Highlight | 1-Pack Gator G3 Replacement Blade for 22" Deck, 21-11/16" Length, Direct Replacement for 131-4547-03,108-9764, 59534 / 59534P |
| Style Name | Push |
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Much better than the OEM blade
Style: Push
I installed this blade on a Toro recycler mower. After spending $300 on maintenance, including new drive belt and cable and new geared rear wheels, I was about ready to sell this mower and buy a Honda. But then I installed this blade. It is so much better than the OEM blade and similar replacements. I operate my mower as a bagger except when I mow a long strip of public land, when I mulch. In bagging mode, the clippings are much finer and I am able to mow longer before dumping the bag. The mower hasn't yet left rows of clippings along the sides of my path like with the old blade. I mow the public land less frequently and there is one section that gets especially long and thick with weeds. With the old blade, the mower would bog down in this section and I had to mow very slowly. The new blade cuts right through it with barely a change in engine speed or effort. This blade has given my mower new life and saved me $800-1,000 for a new mower. UPDATE: I cut in mulching mode for the first time. The grass was short to medium length. The result was excellent. I could not have done this with the factory style blade. I always considered this mower to be poor when it came to mulching but I no longer feel that way with this blade.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024 by D Lev
Good quality, could come with a better edge
Style: Push
Did a full refresh on the push mower, including some new shields under the cutting deck and added this new blade as my old one was more than depleted and resharpening again seemed misguided with the other new parts and the nominal cost of the blade. Blade didn't come as sharp as I'd hoped and while certainly sharp, I did to a few passes with a handheld sharpener to bring it up a bit. Pretty aggressive mulching "flutes" that stick up and I was initially concerned it would clear the deck on my Toro, but fitment was no issue and went on without a hitch. First mow yielded an immediate and impressive improvement in the mulching performance. Admittedly, this is in no small part due to the other new shields below the deck to keep the clippings in the blade area below the deck, but I'm also quite sure the steeper/more aggressive mulching "flutes" on the upper section of the blade help. This blade seems to mulch grass much more finely and allows the clippings to more easily settle into the lawn cleanly, with little to no clumping. However, I have also noticed that if I miss a mow, one has to be less aggressive as it seems easier to big down. For example, we had few days of rain in a row, so mowing three days late after a healthy drink for the lawn), and I couldn't do full passes without getting some bogging down and clumping. 2/3rds width passes allowed me to get through the thick, slightly damp-with-dew, lawn, but likely could have raised the mow height too. Just be aware that aggressive mulching seems to have this counterpoint. Has kept an edge fine, after about 10 mows. Overall, another fine Oregon product (use their chains on my chainsaw) and seems well with the purchase cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by John Ramahlo Jr.
Cuts and lifts the grass better than oem blades
Style: Push
Seems to lift the grass and mulch the clipping better than the OEM blades I've been buying. Not sure if it was necessary but I removed the thick coating that came on the blades cutting edge .
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Perfect for toro recycler 22
Style: Push
Fits perfectly on my toro recycler 22 inch. When it arrived it seemed dull, but seems to cut just fine. Also seems to provide better suction than the old blade.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Jared Gierke
It's like I have a new lawn mower-Great blade
Style: Push
I've have a Toro 20332 Personal Pace mulcher mower that I bought a couple years ago. I hated this mower. I cut my grass quite often but in the spring or when we get a lot of rain in the summer or fall, the grass gets very lush with a lot of moisture in it. When I used this Toro mower, the grass would just accumlate in the top of the mower housing and would just run slower and slower until it stopped and then it would dump a big round pile of grass on the ground where the mower died. I would end up with these big round piles of grass all around my yard and they had to be cleaned up because they were so thick. I wouldn't even use the Toro unless we hadn't had much rain and the grass was very dry. It would work okay in those condisitons. I've had this problem since the mower was brand new. When the grass was lush, I wouldn't even use the Toro anymore. I would get out my 12 year old Yard Man mulching mower where the rubber had come off all the wheels and the wheels were very wobbly. At least it would cut the grass without the problem of the grass accumlating in the housing and leaving big pils of grass clippings around the yard. I thought the problem was with the design of the mower housing and I was so fed up with the Toro that I was thinking about just giving it to anybody that would take it. I was using the Toro a few weeks ago because we had been in drought conditions and the grass was so dry that the Toro would work okay in that situation. I hit something with the mower and it bent my blade. I though I would try replacing it with the Oregon blade after reading the reviews. Then we got about 4 inces of rain from the remnints of Hurricane Isaac and the grass was very thick and lush again. I would never have even thought of bringing the Toro out to cut that kind of grass but decided to put the new Oregon blade on and give it a try. It completely eliminated my problem of the grass accumlating in the top of the housing. I never thought that the blade could be what was causing my problem. If your're having a problem with your Toro like I was having, you have to get this blade. You just have to and it was 4.00 cheaper than the Toro OEM blade on Amazon. I would think that Toro would test these mowers on all types of grass before selling them. Its a shame they sell this mower with such an inferior blade. Its like having a brand new lawn mower. Thanks Oregon and shame on you Toro. Note: The Toro would work fine if we hadn't had m
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2012 by mtr62
A very aggressive blade works very well!
Style: Push
I have purchased this particular blade quite a few times not just through Amazon, but also in a store and I love the aggression on the blade itself. If your fan of mulching blades like I am, it’s one of the best ones I’ve seen. Helps to eliminate clumps on the lawn and to get the nutrients right back into the lawn, where they need to be. Highly recommended!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2026 by Kenneth Armstrong
Excellent Blade for 22 Inch Toro Recycler
Style: Push
I like the performance of this blade. I did a little draw filing to remove the powder coating and establish sharper edges before installing it. I compared the cuts with the original blade and it definitely cuts better and mulches finer. It seems to have more lift. It fits exactly the same as the original and replacement took about a minute with an impact wrench. It's more expensive than the original blade but I think it's worth the difference for the upgraded performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by Tool Time
Sell your Toro Recycler 22 mower (worst mower in history) - nothing in the world will make that mower work properly!
Style: Push
After reading the reviews of this blade, I was hopeful that it would actually make the worst possible lawn mower (Toro Recycler 22) ever made perform up to the sub par level. Well, it didn't! Sure, it may have improved the performance by a miniscule level . . . but the results with the Toro Recycler 22 mower were still awful, absolutely awful. The only good thing that I can say . . . if you buy this blade for your Toro Recycler 22 lawn mower, you lawn mower's value will increase from absolutely and totally worthless up to whatever price you paid for this blade . . . in my case, about $18. Maybe these Oregaon Gator Mulcher 3-N-1 blades are decent blades . . . and I am assuming that it is really just the horrendous performance of Toro that is so awful to begin with, that the Toro even makes this blade look completely mediocre. If I were Oregon (the blade mfg), I would not make blades for Toro lawn mowers - they are so bad, so utterly bad and useless, that allowing the Oregon blades to fit onto a Toro lawn mower are only going to harm the reputation of Oregon. I bought the blade to address the huge issue and problem with the awful Toro design that allows all the cut grass to remain suspended above the blade (not falling back down and through the blade, after being "mulched"). After 10-25 feet of mowing, even with this blade, you still need to stop mowing, tilt the mower back (raising the "cutting chamber" above the cutting line so that you can deposit the huge pile of accumulated cut grass. This of course assumes that you are paying attention to the weak Briggs and Stratton motor and do this before the whole machine conks out and won't restart until you wait for 30 minutes for it to cool off. The Toro mowers are notorious for leaving huge clumps and piles of grass behind . . . typically for two years, then failing completely. My background with the Toro Recycler 22 mower: I bought this mower two seasons ago, my girlfriend (now wife) bought one at the same time. She brought hers home (her house) where her teenage son tried to mow the lawn. Within 2 minutes that mower completely clogged and conked out . . . couldn't be started again. Got returned and exchanged for another one the same day. The next day, the same exact routine . . . after a few minutes, the mower clogged with excess grass, wouldn't restart, was returned for a new one. The same thing happend with the third one . . . so I tried her mower and explained to her son that he had to listen to the motor/mower and stop when it started to clog and let it empty. He did, it took him 3 hours to mow the lawn (in the past it took him 1-1.5 hours). They never used the mower again and hired lawn service. The mower I bought, worked poorly for 1.5 seasons (Michigan) and then the drive system failed completely. This is when I acquired my wife's mower . . . and have been struggling with it since June of this year. Her purchased mower has been used a total of roughly 18 times in it's life. It is now worthless to me due to it's headache inducing awful performance . . . and has a net total value of $17 - the price I paid for the Oregon blade. Lesson - I will never, ever, under any circumstance buy another Toro (MTD?) lawnmower . . . and I would advice nobody else buy another Toro (or any MTD manufactured) lawn mower. Do not trust any of the "professional" reviews of the modern day lawn mowers - they are all paid for reviews and complete lies . . . the Toro Recycler 22 was a very well rated lawn mower by the "professional" reviewers - who obviously had never once used the lawn mower to cut grass.
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