Blade for Stiga Collector 46/440 mm / 181004365/3 mower
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Blade for Stiga Collector 46/440 mm / 181004365/3 mower
Original mower cutter , 3 mm thick , for the Stiga Colletor o series ride-on mowers 435 mm long (440 mm diagonally) and 57 mm wide. The knife has two mounting screw holes with a diameter of 8.60 mm and a spacing of 65 mm and a central hole with a diameter of 18.30 mm .
The presented knife for the Stiga mower is a so-called knife. a straight knife , characterized by slightly bent tips upwards, which results in greater centrifugal force during mowing. Knives of this design are especially recommended for mowers that collect the mowed material into the basket, but also for those with side ejection. Proper selection of the blade has a direct impact on the quality of mowing and the condition of the mower itself. Incorrect selection of the knife may damage or destroy the machines. Before buying, check the parameters of the knife.
Dimensions :
- length: 435 mm / 440 mm diagonally,
- width: 57 mm,
- thickness: 3 mm,
- diameter of the holes for fastening screws 8.60 mm,
- spacing of holes for fastening screws: 65 mm,
- central hole diameter: 18.30 mm,
- part number: 181004365/3.
The blade for the petrol lawn mower with the symbol 181004365/3 is dedicated by the manufacturer to Stiga Collector mowers, but also fits many other models of other manufacturers, including: Casel Garden, Viking and others.
Warehouse :
M01: A84: S01
Specification
The company, founded in Sweden, initially produced sports equipment for table tennis and hockey. In 1954, the company started producing engine lawn mowers, and in the following years Stiga expanded its product range to include garden tractors and petrol lawn mowers.
A major achievement was the introduction of the Stiga Garden battery-powered mower to the market, for which the company was awarded the "Nordic Golden Swan" in 1955. Over the years, Stiga has gained not only the gardening market, but also the table tennis market.
In 2000, the Italian manufacturer of lawn mowers and garden tools, Castelgarden, as well as Alpina, an Italian factory of tractors, mowers and chainsaws, also joined the Stiga group. Currently, Stiga products can be found in over 80 countries around the world, including: in Australia, Venezuela, Zambia and Taiwan.
Today, STIGA is a well-known brand of lawn mowers and a wide range of electric gardening equipment, distributed throughout Europe and beyond.
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