Cant get that high lift cut w exmark

cant seem to find the high lift blades for my 60&quot; turf tracer. I partricularly like the cut achived by the scagg 52&quot; with a high lift blade and see a considerable differnce between high lift and regular blades. I want to know if they make high lift blades for the 60&quot; exmark. This year i want to leave an impression with my customers. I think the high lift cut of scagg is better than an exmark cut because it leaves the grass looking like a cru cut compared to a hair cut. I cant seem to find them for the 60&quot; exmarks are they out there?<br>

 

Landscaper Connection has scads of different blades including hi-lift for the 60&quot; Exmarks. &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.landscapers.com&quot;&gt;www.landscapers.com&lt;/a&gt;

 

bdemir, If your 60&quot; mower uses a 20 1/2&quot; blade with a 5/8&quot; hole, you could use a DC blade or any other company with the same size if you want to pick up something locally. As long as the blade is the same size in all dementions. I notice some Exmarks have a 1/2&quot; hole, so I'm not sure which size you have. Just another option for you.<p>----------<br>&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.townserver.com/elm/&quot;&gt;Eric@ELM&lt;/a&gt;<br>

 

Thanks eric for the help i did not know that interchanging was possible its my first year on my own. <p>Thanks Mr. Martin for the website. I will probably have to buy high lift blades from them in the future.

 

Exmarks used a 1/2&quot; hole up to 1996. 1997's and newer have the 5/8&quot; hole.<p>There are high-lift blades available from a number of suppliers. The 1997 and newer had a higher lift from the factory than the older ones.<p>As far as Dixie Chopper blades, you don't want your lawn looking like Eric's, do you? You'd get WAY too many new customers calling and it'd be a pain having to bid them all!