2PK Replacement Craftsman LT1000 42″ Lawn Mower Blades 134149 422719

Keep your device walking optimally with these Lawn Mower Replacement Parts. They’re designed for the Craftsman LT1000 and additionally healthy Husqvarna and Poulan mowers with 42-inch decks. The 42-inch mower blades have 5-point megastar center holes for clean set up. These pinnacle-best, generic aftermarket alternative parts are designed to OEM specs for fit, shape and function. The Craftsman LT1000 blades update component numbers 138971, 134149, 127843, 138498, 422719, 532138971, 532134149, 532127843, 532138498 and 532422719.

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2PK Replacement Craftsman LT1000 42″ Lawn Mower Blades 134149 422719
2-Pack Replacement Craftsman LT1000, 42″ Lawn Mower Blades, 134149 422719:Two forty two” mower blades for Craftsman LT1000Brand new unused partsFits many Husqvarna, Poulan, Craftsman Mowers with forty two” decks along with the Craftsman LT1000 SeriesReplaces component numbers: 138971, 134149, 127843, 138498, 422719, 532138971, 532134149, 532127843, 532138498, 532422719Measures 21.06″L x 2.25″W x .134″D5-factor celebrity middle holeMade within the USAIncludes 2 alternative Craftsman LT1000 bladesTop-nice, general aftermarket alternative partFit and feature are assured for 30 days or your money backAny connection with logo or version numbers is intended for identity functions onlyThis product does not encompass any guarantee from the manufacturerMany replacement components ought to most effective be hooked up with the aid of a expert, be safe, in case you aren’t qualified to install this object, you may return it

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A mower is a person or machine that cuts (mows) grass or other plants that grow on the ground. Usually mowing is distinguished from reaping, which uses similar implements, but is the traditional term for harvesting grain crops, e.g. with reapers and combines.

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