Toro Mower Blade

A high-lift blade features aggressive, curved wings at the ends that create extra suction as the blade spins. This airflow pulls the grass blades upright before they are cut, which results in a more uniform finish and significantly improves the mower's ability to bag clippings.

No, this is a genuine Toro replacement part specifically engineered for Toro 22-inch walk-behind mowers. While the length is standard, the mounting hole pattern and blade shape are designed to match Toro's specific deck geometry.

This blade is optimized for bagging. The high-lift design is engineered to maximize airflow and force clippings into the bag, making it less ideal for mulching, where you typically want a blade that keeps clippings suspended under the deck for finer shredding.

You should generally replace your blade once a year or every 50 hours of use, though this depends on your lawn conditions. If you notice the tips of your grass looking frayed or brown after mowing, it is a clear sign the blade is dull and needs to be sharpened or replaced.

Yes, you can sharpen this steel blade using a file or a bench grinder. However, it is critical to maintain the original cutting angle and ensure the blade remains balanced after sharpening to prevent vibration that could damage your mower's engine or deck.