19 Inch Clockwise Rotary Cutter Blade for Woods BW/DS Series Rotary Cutters

Description

When your rotary cutter starts leaving grass standing or throwing chunks instead of cutting clean, it’s time for new blades. A dull or chipped blade doesn’t just make your mowing look rough—it tears at grass instead of cutting it clean, which can stress your pastures and leave them vulnerable to disease. This heavy-duty replacement blade gets your Woods cutter back to slicing through material like it should.

What You’re Getting

• Thick 1/2-inch forged steel construction that resists chipping when you hit hidden rocks or stumps
• Proper 3-1/8 inch offset design maintains cutting momentum and blade balance
• 19-inch overall length with 16-1/2 inch cutting reach covers more ground per pass
• 1-1/2 inch center hole fits standard Woods spindle hardware for easy installation
• Clockwise rotation pattern matches your cutter’s spindle direction

Built for Real Farm Work

This blade is designed for Woods BW and DS series rotary cutters, including the popular BW126 and BW180 models. These are the workhorse cutters you’ll find behind utility tractors maintaining pastures, cutting roadside ditches, clearing fence rows, and keeping food plots trimmed. Whether you’re running a 30-horsepower compact or a 75-horsepower utility tractor, this blade handles the tough cutting jobs that regular finish mowers can’t touch.

Made to Last

The forged 5160 steel construction gives this blade the durability you need for serious cutting work. The forged construction resists chipping when you hit rocks or stumps, and the heavy 1/2 inch thickness gives this blade the mass it needs to maintain momentum through heavy material. This isn’t some thin stamped blade that’ll bend the first time you hit something solid.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement blade that mounts with standard hardware. Always replace blades as a complete set to maintain proper balance—mismatched blades cause vibration that’s hard on your tractor and spindles. Make sure to torque the blade bolt to specification and check for any play in the center hole before putting the cutter back to work.