330-710 High-Lift Blade for Toro 115-9649-03
Stens 330-710 High-Lift Blade for Toro 115-9649-03 is a replacement cutting blade for mower-deck service using the supplier-listed part number and application data below. Its high-lift or air-lift profile is intended to increase deck airflow for discharge and bagging when used in a compatible deck.
Why This Blade Matters
Blade length, width, thickness, center-hole or mounting pattern, offset, lift profile, rotation, and deck configuration all affect fit and cutting behavior. An incorrect blade can contact the deck, create vibration, overload spindles, or produce poor discharge.
Verified Supplier Specifications
| Brand / line | Stens |
|---|---|
| Supplier part number | 330-710 |
| Component type | Mower Blade |
| Blade length | 20 1/2" |
| Blade width | 2 1/4" |
| Thickness | 0.177" |
| Center hole / mount | 5/8" |
Replacement References & Fitment
Supplier-listed OEM references: Toro 115-9649-03
Supplier-listed applications: Toro 74145, 74777, 74823, 74824, 74833, 74843, 74853, 74863, 74873, 74883, 74893, 75213, 75303, 75313, 75760, 75318TA and 75760W zero-turn mowers with 60" decks
These references are identification aids, not permission to fit by dimensions alone. Match the complete OEM blade number plus mower model, serial number, and deck configuration.
What One Purchase Includes
This product is supplied as one blade per purchase. A complete deck may require multiple blades; any supplier-listed required count describes the deck, not the quantity included in one purchase.
Installation & Safety
Disable the engine and follow the mower manufacturer’s lockout, blade orientation, hardware, and torque instructions. Inspect the spindle, adapter, fasteners, and neighboring blades; replace or service damaged components and confirm balance before operation.
Fitment Safeguard
Verify the complete supplier and OEM replacement number together with the equipment model, engine or deck identification, serial range, mounting pattern, orientation, and required quantity. Dimensions or appearance alone do not establish compatibility; similar-looking service parts can differ in critical fit and operating details.