Edger Blades

Your Price

$6.36

Blade

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS9971402

Manufacturer Part Number 530095086

These Weed Eater Blades are 8-3/8 x 1-1/2 inch black, metal blades which come individually sold and attach to the output shaft. Installation requires a wrench set and socket set, and is rated as "Easy". This blade is used for edging the grass around walkways and driveways. If the blade hits pavement it may break, and you will notice a vibration or poor trimming, and the part must be replaced. Refer to your make model, and diagrams to ensure you're choosing the correct part.

Your Price

$16.56

Blade

PartSelect Number PS9974437

Manufacturer Part Number 534205300

Installation Instructions

Frank from ARCADIA, FL

The blade was worn out

Removed the old blade. Installed the new blade. Since this was the original blade we used WD 40 to loosen the old nut. Read more...

Your Price

$4.78

Blade

PartSelect Number PS9471402

Manufacturer Part Number 530053007

This OEM Blade is individually sold and attaches to the drive shaft. Installation requires a wrench set and socket set, and is rated as "Easy". This blade is used for edging the grass around sidewalks and driveways. If the blade hits pavement it may break, and you will notice a vibration or poor trimming, and the part must be replaced.Refer to your make model, and diagrams to ensure you're choosing the correct part. The blades are metal, and come in black.

Your Price

$13.11

Blade, Edger 9 In.

PartSelect Number PS8790566

Manufacturer Part Number 03789800

Installation Instructions

Jimmy from Dickinson, TX

9" EDGER BLADE HAS WORN DOWN TO ABOUT 8"

Start by disconnecting spark plug wire. Using a 3/4" boxed end wrench to back up the edger blade shaft on the side opposite the blade, use a 1/2" ratchet with a 3/4" socket to remove the nut holding the blade on. It should be tight, and comes off by turning to the left. May need a small piece of 2 X 4 to go between the end of box wrench and your driveway to lock in place. Remove old blade and install new. As there is not a slot or key to hold the blade in place, tighten nut as tight as you can in order to hold the blade on the shaft. Replace spark plug wire and job is complete. Read more...