92-037 High-Lift Blade
92-037 High-Lift Blade
92-037 High-Lift Blade is a replacement mower blade with a lift-focused profile that supports bagging and side discharge. Match the complete part number, mounting pattern, dimensions, and equipment configuration before ordering.
Purpose and Value
A worn, bent, or incorrect blade can leave uncut strips, tear grass, increase vibration, and reduce discharge quality. Correct geometry helps restore an even cut and limits avoidable spindle and deck vibration.
Verified Supplier Specifications
| Blade length | 20-1/2" |
|---|---|
| Blade width | 2.50" |
| Thickness | 0.203" |
| Center hole | 5/8" |
| Offset | 0 |
| Air lift | 1-1/16" |
Supplier-Verified Application Details
Requires 3 blades for 60" cut High-lift: Aggressive blade angle increases air flow to push debris up and out for superior bagging or side discharge Fits Super Z, Z, XR-7 decks Major brand replacement: Hustler Replace OEM No. 794685, 794685X
Supplier Model and Replacement Guide
MODEL FIT GUIDE AND PARTS CROSS REFERENCE Need Help? Contact Customer Service at 800-223-5168 or email us at oregon.support@oregontool.com Fit Guide Hustler Replacement Guide Bunton-Goodall Dixie Chopper Dixon Hustler Jacobsen Sunbelt
Deck quantity guidance: Requires 3 blades for 60" cut High-lift: Aggressive blade angle increases air flow to push debris up and out for superior bagging or side discharge Fits Super Z, Z, XR-7 decks Major brand r. Confirm the exact deck configuration before ordering.
What One Purchase Includes
One blade. Multi-blade decks require the quantity stated for the exact deck.
Fitment Safeguard
Verify the complete OEM or replacement number, mower or engine model, serial range, deck size, mounting pattern, orientation, and required quantity. Similar-looking parts can differ in offset, rotation, hole pattern, thread, connector, or other critical details.
Installation and Service
No product-specific installation manual was verified in the supplier record. Follow the equipment manufacturer's procedure. For blades, stop the engine, remove the key, disconnect the spark-plug lead, secure the blade, wear cut-resistant gloves, install in the correct orientation, and torque hardware to the equipment manufacturer's specification.