EGO Power+ AB2101D 21-Inch Mulching Blades
Fits listed models: LM2133, LM2130, LM2135SP, LM2130SP, LM2156SP and LM2150SP.
Part model: AB2101D.
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Lawn mower parts are highly model-specific. Blade length alone is not enough: mounting pattern, deck design, blade system, wheel dimensions, grass-bag frame and hardware can all change between models from the same brand.
| Part | Replace When | Compatibility Check |
|---|---|---|
| Blade | Bent, cracked, deeply nicked, badly worn, or no longer sharpens safely. | Exact mower model, blade part number, length, center/mount pattern, blade system. |
| Wheel | Cracked tread, loose hub, damaged bearing/bushing, poor tracking. | Diameter, width, axle bore, drive vs non-drive position, part number. |
| Grass bag | Torn fabric, failed seams, damaged attachment points. | Bag part number and whether frame is included. |
| Mulching plug / discharge chute | Lost, cracked or no longer locks securely. | Exact deck and mower model. |
| Blade bolt / hardware | Damaged threads, rounded head or missing hardware. | Manufacturer-specified hardware only. |
These examples show why exact-model matching matters.
Fits listed models: LM2133, LM2130, LM2135SP, LM2130SP, LM2156SP and LM2150SP.
Part model: AB2101D.
Check Current Price on AmazonFits listed models: MO40L4413, MO40L03 and MO48L4422.
Part model: 2992102VT.
Check Current Price on AmazonPart model: 639180003.
Use only with compatible 16-inch RYOBI mower models. The RYOBI 40V ecosystem includes multiple deck sizes and blade types.
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| Blade Type | Best For | Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|
| Standard / general-purpose | Balanced cutting and discharge | Not specialized for maximum mulching or bagging lift. |
| Mulching | Recutting clippings into smaller pieces | May perform differently in heavy wet grass. |
| High-lift | Bagging and stronger discharge airflow | Can require more power and may reduce cordless runtime. |
| Dual / stacked system | Mowers engineered around multi-blade cutting | Requires the correct upper/lower blade configuration. |
| Blade Condition | Best Decision |
|---|---|
| Edge is dull but blade is straight and intact | Sharpen |
| Small ordinary nicks | Sharpen if enough blade material remains. |
| Blade is bent | Replace |
| Crack is visible | Replace immediately |
| Severe erosion or thinning | Replace |
| Cannot balance after sharpening | Replace or rebalance correctly before use. |
There is no universal calendar because mowing frequency, lawn size, soil, hidden debris and blade design all matter. Inspect the blade regularly and sharpen when the cutting edge becomes rounded or the lawn starts showing torn rather than cleanly cut grass tips.
Hitting rocks, roots or branches can make immediate inspection necessary even if the blade was sharpened recently.
Replacement wheels are more complicated than diameter alone. Check:
Replacement grass bags often create confusion because some listings include only the fabric bag and reuse the original metal/plastic frame. Others include the complete catcher assembly.
Before ordering, check whether you need:
These parts usually need to match the mower deck precisely. Their shape controls airflow and how securely the deck opening is closed or directed.
Do not substitute a loose-fitting plug or chute. Use the mower's exact accessory or replacement part number.
| OEM | Aftermarket | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit certainty | Highest when part number matches | Depends on listing accuracy and manufacturing tolerance |
| Blade geometry | Designed for mower deck and airflow system | Can vary |
| Wheel / hardware match | Lowest uncertainty | Requires careful dimensional checking |
| Price | Usually higher | Often lower |
| Best use | Critical fit and safety parts | When exact cross-reference and dimensions are clear |
Blades, wheels, bags, plugs and minor hardware are usually normal ownership items. Replacing them can extend the life of an otherwise healthy mower at relatively low cost.
| Mower Condition | Decision |
|---|---|
| Needs only blade, wheel or bag | Repair |
| Battery mower needs blade + healthy battery | Repair |
| Battery is failing and mower also needs multiple structural parts | Compare repair total with a new mower kit. |
| Deck is cracked or heavily corroded | Replacement mower may be safer and more economical. |
| Drive system and motor both need major work | Compare upgrade cost before investing further. |
For cordless models, battery condition is a major part of that calculation. See How Long Do Cordless Lawn Mower Batteries Last?.
No. Blade length, center hole, mounting pattern, lift profile and single/dual-blade design vary by mower.
No. Deck size alone is not enough. The mounting system and blade geometry must match the mower.
Sharpen a straight, structurally sound dull blade. Replace a blade that is bent, cracked, severely worn or cannot be balanced safely.
They can increase aerodynamic load compared with lower-lift designs, so runtime may change on cordless mowers. Use only blade types supported by the mower.
Yes when dimensions, axle/hub design and mower compatibility are exact. Self-propelled drive wheels require especially careful matching.
Not always. Many replacement listings sell the fabric bag only. Read the listing carefully before ordering.
Usually yes when it only needs normal wear parts. If the motor, battery, deck and drive system all need expensive work, replacing the mower may make more sense.
For lawn mower blades and replacement parts, compatibility is the purchase decision. Start with the exact mower model and part number, then confirm the retailer listing matches that model.
Blades, wheels, grass bags and minor hardware are often worth replacing on a mower that still runs well. Avoid generic “same size” substitutions for critical parts, and compare total repair cost with a new mower only when several expensive components are failing at once.
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