Description
When your Rhino rotary cutter starts leaving strips of uncut grass or just beating down weeds instead of cutting them clean, it’s time for fresh blades. A dull blade doesn’t just make your cutting job look rough—it makes your tractor work harder and burns more fuel. This 21-1/2 inch counter-clockwise blade brings back that crisp cut you need for maintaining pastures, roadside mowing, or cleaning up overgrown areas around the farm.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty 21-1/2 inch overall length with 19-1/2 inch cutting reach from center
- Counter-clockwise rotation designed for proper suction and airflow
- Durable 1/2 inch thickness resists bending when you hit hidden rocks or stumps
- Standard 1-3/8 inch center hole for secure mounting without wobble
- Professional 3-1/8 inch offset height for optimal cutting performance
Built for Real Farm Work
This blade is engineered for Rhino rotary cutters that use counter-clockwise rotation. These heavy-duty implements are commonly found on utility and row-crop tractors used for pasture maintenance, roadside mowing, and keeping fence rows clean. Whether you’re cutting tall fescue, cleaning up around the barn, or maintaining food plots, this blade handles the tough jobs that lighter equipment can’t touch.
Made to Last
The heavy 1/2 inch thickness isn’t just for show—it gives this blade the mass it needs to maintain momentum through heavy material while resisting damage from obstacles you didn’t see coming. The counter-clockwise design creates the proper airflow to lift material for cleaner cutting and helps discharge clippings evenly, just like your cutter was designed to do.
Good to Know
Always replace blades as a complete set to maintain proper balance—mismatched blades cause vibration that’s hard on your tractor and spindles. Make sure to torque the blade bolt to specification and check for any play in the center hole before putting the cutter back to work. Remember to disconnect the PTO and support the deck securely when doing blade work.
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