Kioti CS2410 MMM Blades?

[davidvercher]

Does anyone know the exact size blades I need for the 60" MMM on a CS2410? I was wanting to purchase an extra set for winter while I was in town.

 

[ShowroomShine]

Blades for the Kioti 2410 are $42 a PIECE! Yeah...no.

20.4" long with a 1.14" center hole. I've only found 2.5" long with a 1 1/8" center hole.

Emailed Oregon and they have nothing to fit. Your only option is the Kioti dealer.

 

[Gary in NJ]

I did a lot of research too. Showroom is right, the dealer is your best bet.

I have about 30 hours of cutting on my factory new blades and haven't noticed any degradation in cut quality. The factory blades are fairly robust, so hopefully they will only need to be sharpened once a season (only 26 or so weeks where I live), making a swap-out set unnecessary.

 

[ShowroomShine]

I've got about 25hrs of cutting on mine, and I've "sharpened" them once, and touched them up once. They are pretty stout blades.

 

[davidvercher]

Well went to my parts guy and he advised me to use the blades posted below. He said the size is extremely close to the Kioti and I will not have any issues. I am going to run them, because I really need the mulching when the leaves start to fall.

 

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[davidvercher]

Was so ready to try them out, but the rain started as soon as I got them on. Will post pictures tomorrow of the unit in action!

 

[ShowroomShine]

Sweet! Let us know how they work.

Good lord they are expensive too. Cheaper than factory, but still high as crap.

 

[davidvercher]

Yea they were high! But holding them up, they have some serious weight to them and the have the "Fusion, Tungsten Carbide fused to the blade" which is suppose to be great. I'm not going to cut them any slack. So we will see how great they are!

 

[Gary in NJ]

Looking forward to the ride report.

 

[davidvercher]

Well got to try the new blades. They are working great. I wouldn't worry about that small size difference. My Review: If you are looking to replace your "wore out" factory blades, then these are the way to go. Should you run down and purchase these and replace the original? No. They cut the same (not better or worse) as the OEM blades. They are really heavy and should last longer than the OEM blades, but I can't prove that at this point. They will be great for mulching leaves, but it will be a couple of months before they start to fall. I also installed my hydro filter guard. It should help with brush when the MMM is off.

 

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[Gary in NJ]

Dave,

Thanks for taking the time to test and report. It's always good to have alternatives. I'm gonna order a set of the Gators "just in case".

When viewed side-by-side, is the off-set the same for both blades?

 

[davidvercher]

Yes, the offset is exactly the same.

 

[IH3444]

Dealer gave me second set of blades with the SM2460 mower, same length, 20.4" as the SM2410 blades. The blades are for a Kubota, Part number 76539-34330.
Oregon blade is 91-438. Blade length 20 9/16". Center hole 1 1/8".
Copperhead 15-6209 are the blades dealer gave me. Kubota OEM numbers were on the blade label. That where I got the Kubota number from.

Other Oregon blades that will work:
92-128, regular lift. Blade length 20 1/2". Center hole 1 1/8".
92-130, high lift. Blade length 20 1/2". Center hole 1 1/8".

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