Will these blades fit Husqvarna RZ4623 zero turn (discontinued model) 46inch 2 blade deck? I can't seem to find the OEM part number on blades
1000281
If they have the same style mounting hole and are the correct length I can't see why not. I have a new Husqvarna however but I believe they all have the same mounting hole configuration. They work really well.
32537
I am not sure, however, I have mine on a L110 42" deck, and they work perfectly. Much better cut than standard blades.
1134220
No they won't fit these are for a 48 inch deck....assuming the '54' in your model number stands for a 54 inch deck.....if there are some available for a 54 inch deck then buy them they are good blades but these particular blades won't fit your mower.
1980519
Yes. We bought this same unit for our 48" Husqvarna and it works perfectly.OOPS. Update. I didn't read that this was a 46". We bought a bin for a 48".
362789
On the sears craftsman 46" cut there are two different type decks. If your mower has a 18" opening at the bottom, and goes up 6" in front of deck then go 11" to the rear then drops down and then goes 7" and then drops down back to the opening at the rear of the deck, then this chute will fit 405455. If your opening is not this large you will need the one for the 42",46". The part number for this is 192574 I hope this will help you out.
466500
I ordered the Gator 3-in-1 Mulcher Blades for my Craftsman 54" 27HP lawn tractor. I have a lot of grass that has to be cut. It can't be done in one day. These blades receive a brutal workout. They have managed to cut through the grass, small limbs and rocks that continue to grow on the property. They have done a good job. As long as your Husqvarna has a 5 point star mount on your blade spindles the blades should fit with no problem. They are a very good deal considering that OEM blades cost 3 times the price of these blades from Sears. Good luck and happy mowing. Don
434561
not sure of your model. it fit my zero turn Husky http://www.husqvarna.com/us/products/zero-turn-mowers/rz3016/
1752517
Not really sure about that. But see if you can get the item number and ask Husqvarna at their customer service otherwise.
2096282
Yes they should. If one does not then compare it to the others and visually inspect it for any differences. All part numbers on these blades should match. Also try interchanging the blades since small variations just might do the trick.
1223310
I have a 50" LT1050 and granted it's not the same as your zero turn. But it too had the asterisk on the original blade. When I was looking for my replacement blades, I put in the MFG number for my blade and these Gator blades came up. They are definitely snug when putting them on and you can drill them out slightly if you want. I chose not to and continue to be happy with my purchase. You can always ask that very question to the dealer that is selling the blades. Good Luck.
916030
Yes, it fits all 48" decks by Husqvarna. In fact, I got my 48 in Husqy from Lowes too. But I also bought the mulching blades that were recommended by the site...they are awesome!
485298
usually all the craftsman 48 in blade sets will interchange with husqvarna, you have to check the star in the center of the blade. I have changed the blades with husqvarna before.
893531
I bought this for my 46" zero turn Husqvarna and it work well. Not sure if that will help you or not.
181224
Yes they will. They fit any two blade 46" cut deck. They are a very good blade and wear well. I just ordered another set as a backup since the area I mow is three acres and always need blades.
1572020
Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. I tried researching that model, but only found part #'s for 38 and 46-inch decks. Possibly try some further online research to confirm part #'s. AMC Parts Store.
1632854
Just pull off old blade carefully from shaft. As far as models that they fit it seems that direction of blade rotation is most important issue in ordering. Not sure of fit for other models.
1647308
if it is a 46 inch zero turn Husqvqrna it will fit. I use mine regularly, doing commercial work.