Oregon 96-363 Gator G3 mower blade

Oregon 96-363 Gator G3 Mulching Blade for Kubota

$18.99
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Oregon 96-363 Gator G3 mower blade

Oregon 96-363 Gator G3 Mulching Blade for Kubota

$18.99

Oregon 96-363 Gator G3 Mulching Blade for Kubota is a replacement mower blade with a mulching-oriented profile that recuts clippings while maintaining airflow. It is intended for equipment that matches the complete verified part-number, mounting, dimension, and model information below.

Why This Part Matters

A worn, bent, or incorrect blade can leave uncut strips, tear grass, increase vibration, and reduce discharge quality. Matching blade geometry and mounting helps restore an even cut while protecting the spindle and deck from avoidable vibration.

Verified Supplier Specifications

Blade length 20-1/2"
Blade width 2-1/2"
Thickness .203"
Offset 9/16
Air lift 3/4"

Supplier-Provided Identification

Fits Kubota 60" Cut B3030, B7510, B7610, B7800, F2560E, F3060, RCK60-21Z, RCK60-24B, ZD18, ZD21 Blade Dimensions: Length 20-1/2", Center Hole 1-1/8", Width 2-1/2", Thickness .203", Offset 9/16", Lift 3/4"

Verified Fitment Guidance

Fits Kubota 60" Cut B3030, B7510, B7610, B7800, F2560E, F3060, RCK60-21Z, RCK60-24B, ZD18, ZD21 Blade Dimensions: Length 20-1/2", Center Hole 1-1/8", Width 2-1/2", Thickness .203", Offset 9/16", Lift 3/4"

What One Purchase Includes

One blade. A multi-blade deck may require more than one; order the quantity required for your exact deck.

Fitment Safeguard

Do not order from dimensions or appearance alone. Verify the complete OEM or replacement number, mower or engine model, serial range, deck size, mounting pattern, and required quantity. Similar-looking parts can differ in offset, rotation, hole pattern, connector, thread, or other critical details.

Installation and Service

No product-specific installation manual was verified in the supplier record. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service procedure. For blades, stop the engine, remove the key, disconnect the spark-plug lead, block the blade, wear cut-resistant gloves, install in the correct orientation, and torque the fastener to the equipment manufacturer's specification. Replace damaged hardware and verify free rotation before use.

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