Choosing cutting blades for a skid steer brush cutter usually comes down to fitment, dimensions, and price. The decision here is a little harder because four products share the same title: a 2x cutting blade set for AGT-RC72/EXRC54. They all mention a two-piece package and new condition, so the practical differences are the listed prices and how much specification detail is shown. If you need a replacement pair for a brush cutter on forestry machinery, the basic fitment is already in the product name; what changes is how much you pay and which measurements or extras come with that price.
Quick take
At a glance, the products separate by position in the price spread. The least expensive set is the cost-first choice. The most expensive set offers the fullest dimensional detail. Between them, one middle set states its blade size and material, and another adds a one-year manufacturer warranty. Use the price table below as the anchor for the decision, then move to the product notes for the specification detail that matters to you.
Listed price comparison
| Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|
| USD 37.89 | |
| USD 34.99 | |
| USD 35.99 | |
| USD 40.99 |
Decision matrix
- Choose the USD 34.99 product if the lowest listed price is your priority.
- Choose the USD 35.99 product if you want a middle listed price.
- Choose the USD 37.89 product if you want the model reference.
- Choose the USD 40.99 product if you want the most complete listed dimensional details.
Product notes
2x Skid Steer Brush Cutter Cutting Blades For Forestry Machinery AGT-RC72/EXRC54 - model AGT-RCBLD
At the higher end of the price range, this set is the only one that names a model beyond the shared title. The details list AGT-RCBLD and a blade material of steel with a 60Si2Mn reference. The item length is given as 13.8 inches, which is a different measurement format from the millimeter-based sets. It also includes a one-year manufacturer warranty. If you want more product identity and that warranty note, this is the set to choose. The trade-off is that it costs more than the least expensive product while still providing two blades. For a replacement pair, the essential fitment stays the same; the extra price is tied to the added product details rather than a change in the package count.
2x Skid Steer Brush Cutter Cutting Blades For Forestry Machinery AGT-RC72/EXRC54 - lowest price
At the bottom of the price range, this product gives you the two-piece set with the same AGT-RC72/EXRC54 fitment reference. It also carries the 2x cutting blade count that matches the title. The product details mention easy installation, a powdercoated black finish, and a 30mm center-hole diameter. If you want to keep cost down while staying with the shared fitment, this is the natural pick. If a model reference or warranty note is not part of your decision, the lowest price point is all you need. The buying decision rests mostly on price and fitment rather than a deeper set of product details.
2x Skid Steer Brush Cutter Cutting Blades For Forestry Machinery AGT-RC72/EXRC54 - 350 x 60 x 8mm size
At the middle of the price spread, this set's details state a blade size of 350 x 60 x 8mm and a spring-steel material. The package contains two cutting blades. The two pieces are supplied as a matched pair for the same cutter model. This is the set to look at if you want a clear millimeter size note and are comfortable paying a mid-level price. The price is above the lowest set, while the 2x blade count and fitment reference are the same, so the decision to pay a little more hinges on whether that stated size detail matters to you. The spring-steel note gives you a material reference for the blade.
2x Skid Steer Brush Cutter Cutting Blades For Forestry Machinery AGT-RC72/EXRC54 - 355 x 60 x 8mm complete detail
At the top of the price range, this product is where the 355mm length, 60mm width, 8mm thickness, and 30mm center-hole size all appear consistently in the details. It also references spring steel and a powdercoated black finish. If you want the fullest set of dimensional specifications, this is the one to pick. The price is the highest of the four options, and the package contents and fitment remain the same as the others, so the added cost is for the level of specification detail rather than a larger set. The consistency of the millimeter specs makes it an easy product to compare against your machine's requirements on paper.
Final recommendation
The decision changes by use case: a budget-first job points to the least expensive set; a mid-price purchase works when you want a stated size note without the top price; and the most complete dimensional detail is on the top-priced set. The deciding question is whether you value the lower cost, the middle price with a stated size, or the fullest listed spec detail.
