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MaxPower 46 in. Standard Mower Blade for Riding Mowers, 1-Pack

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MaxPower 46 in. Standard Mower Blade for Riding Mowers, 1-Pack46 in Standard Riding Mower Blade Durable MaxPower replacement blade designed for 46 inch deck riding mowers. Built to meet or exceed OEM specs with a 5 point star center for easy fitment and dependable cutting performance. Key Features: OEM Level Performance: Designed to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for consistent cuts Easy Fitment: 5 point star center hole pattern fits compatible 46 inch riding mower decks Reliable Replacement:

46-in Standard Riding Mower Blade

Durable MaxPower replacement blade designed for 46-inch deck riding mowers. Built to meet or exceed OEM specs with a 5-point star center for easy fitment and dependable cutting performance.


Key Features:

  • OEM-Level Performance: Designed to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for consistent cuts
  • Easy Fitment: 5-point star center hole pattern fits compatible 46-inch riding mower decks
  • Reliable Replacement: Excellent upgrade for worn blades on Craftsman, Poulan, Husqvarna and more
  • Quality Construction: Made from high-quality materials for long-lasting durability
  • Single-Pack Convenience: Includes one standard blade for straightforward maintenance

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Blade Length 15.5 inch
Blade Type Standard
Fits Deck Size 46 inch
Use with Mower Type Riding mowers
Hole Pattern 5-point star
Number in Package 1 pack
Brand Compatibility Craftsman, Poulan, Husqvarna; also listed Toro, Yard-Man, Cub Cadet (verify OEM numbers)
Replaces OEM Part # 152443, 163819, 532145708, 532152443, 532163819
Model Compatibility Models requiring OEM numbers above
Country of Manufacture Made in USA (per packaging image)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Will this blade fit my mower?
A: It fits riding mowers with 46-inch decks that require a 5-point star center and OEM numbers such as 152443, 163819, 532145708, 532152443, or 532163819. Check your manual for the exact OEM number.


Q: What is the blade length?
A: Approximately 15.5 inches, sized for 46-inch deck applications.


Q: Is installation difficult?
A: No—remove the old blade, align the 5-point star center, and tighten to your mower’s torque spec. Disconnect the spark plug and use proper safety gear.


Q: Is this a mulching blade?
A: No, it’s a standard blade designed for general-purpose cutting.


Q: How many blades are in the package?
A: One blade (1-pack).


Crisp Cuts, Effortless Precision

This streamlined blade brings a clean, sculpted finish to outdoor spaces, elevating lawns with a refined, uniform cut. The 5-point star center is a subtle design flourish, ensuring a seamless fit and smooth performance. Pair it with a well-trimmed edge and layered greenery to create a polished, modern landscape. It’s a small upgrade that delivers a luxe, well-kept look season after season.


Upgrade your 46-inch rider with this quality MaxPower blade for cleaner cuts and easier maintenance—check your OEM number and order today.

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