Tripp Lite TLP74RB Surge Suppressor 7 Outlets 1080 Joules
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A 20-inch hi-lift mower blade with a 5/8-inch centre hole and .164-inch thickness, replacing multiple Snapper OEM numbers for 21-inch and 41-inch decks
The Stens 335-240 Hi-Lift Blade replaces a long list of Snapper OEM numbers including 7019795 and 7026691. It is built for most commercial 21 mowers and the LT11000 model. Buyers who need a blade for a different deck size or brand cannot use this part.
The blade measures 20 inches long with a 5/8-inch centre hole, 3/8-inch outer holes, 2 3/4-inch width and .164-inch thickness. These dimensions determine fit on the specified Snapper decks. Installers who lack the matching bolt pattern or spindle dimensions will find the blade incompatible.
A 41-inch cutting deck requires two of these blades to operate correctly. Single-blade setups or decks of other widths are not supported by this part number. Shops or owners planning a different configuration must source the appropriate alternative.
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