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Disc Mower Blades for Krone Right Hand Rotation 6 Pack

Original price was: $3.86.Current price is: $2.07.

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SKU: SMA-798-DMB1466910-6 Category:

When your Krone disc mower starts leaving strips of uncut grass or you notice ragged cuts that don’t heal properly, it’s time to swap out those worn blades. Sharp blades make all the difference between a clean cut that promotes healthy regrowth and a beat-up stem that invites disease. These right-hand rotation blades bring back that crisp cutting action that keeps your hay quality high.

What You’re Getting

  • Clockwise rotation design with an 11-degree twist for aggressive cutting action
  • 96mm length gives you the right reach for clean cuts close to the ground
  • 19mm bolt hole matches your Krone setup perfectly – no modifications needed
  • 4mm thickness provides the durability to handle rocks and tough stems
  • Six-pack quantity means you can replace a full cutterbar section at once

Built for Real Hay Work

These blades are engineered specifically for Krone disc mowers, the kind of machines that spend long days in timothy, alfalfa, and mixed grass stands. Whether you’re cutting first cutting that’s gotten away from you or making multiple passes through premium hay ground, these blades maintain their edge through acres of cutting. The right-hand rotation matches one side of your cutterbar drums.

Made to Last

Quality steel construction handles the constant impact and abrasion that comes with mowing. The 11-degree twist angle and balanced design reduce vibration while maintaining cutting efficiency. These aren’t bargain blades that’ll have you back in the field with a wrench in two weeks – they’re built to handle a full season of serious mowing.

Installation Notes

Direct replacement for worn Krone blades using the same RF137 bolt and nut kit. A quick tip from the field: replace blades in complete sets rather than mixing new with worn ones. Uneven cutting height creates those unsightly mohawk strips nobody wants to see. Check your drum balance while you’ve got things apart – a little grease on the pivot points keeps everything spinning smoothly.