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Abous Us
Founded in Cleveland in 1932, MTD Products Inc. is a leader in the design and manufacture of outdoor power equipment such as lawnmowers and snow blowers.
Headquartered in Valley City, Ohio, MTD has engineering, manufacturing, distribution, and sales offices in more than 20 countries.
Our History
MTD's original founders were entrepreneurs who set out from Germany to create jobs for themselves and others in America. They believed people were what made the difference. MTD continues their legacy today by holding true to these core values, giving back to the people and communities we call home, creating jobs, and developing innovative products.
From our family of brands:
- Troy-Bilt
- Robomow
- Rover
- WOLF-Garten
- Remington
- Columbia
- MTD Genuine Parts
- ...and more!
BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST
Troy-Bilt
Troy-Bilt introduced the first residential rototiller in 1937. They've spent the 80+ years since then building the most rugged, reliable and helpful equipment possible.
Rover
With 60 years' experience in Australia, Rover offers you a large amount of durable and simple to use lawn mowers the give lawns an amazing finish. Rover products are built to last.
WOLF-Garten
Most of Germany knows the WOLF-Garten brand today. WOLF-Garten is a synonym for the fascination of gardening. The goal of WOLF-Garten is to put more fun into gardening.
Robomow
After inventing their first robot mower in 1995, it became Robomow's goal to introduce an entirely new mowing experience; one that was easier, friendlier, and less time-consuming.
Yard-Man
Yard-Man strives to ensure you enjoy your yard by providing the best buy on the American landscape. Our diverse lineup gets the job done fast, so you can focus on what's important.
Remington
After the launch of the first Remington chainsaw in 1954, Remington has worked to develop new ways to help their customers groom the great outdoors, while continuing engineering reliability.
White Outdoor
After forming under MTD in the 1980s, White Outdoor continues to manufacture and sell high-quality outdoor equipment, giving you the power to shape the outdoor to your liking.
Yard Machines
Ever since their first lawn mower rolled off the line in 1958, Yard Machines easy-to-use outdoor power equipment has built a reputation for quality and dependability.
REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR A VARIETY OF PRODUCTS
Lawn Mowers
String Trimmers
Snow Blowers
Log Splitters
For a Growing World
From our beginnings as The Modern Tool and Die Company in 1932, we've grown to include consumer products while staying true to our values.
We inspire people to care for and enjoy the outdoors.
J.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025
Doesn’t work that great at all. Minimal change noticed after sharpening on a few different blades.
stevendavid2000
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
Only thing that you can improve is not using a plastic base. Maybe something like metal? Could use improvements but still overall best one among many others.
jess harmon
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Does sharpen, just takes some time.
DJ
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Cheap and works well enough. Grinding stone doesn’t do well with non-flat or mulching blades, best for perfectly flat classic blades. Good for people who don’t have room for a good bench grinder. This setup cannot compare to the quality edge that a bench grinder provides but it will work. The leveler works well enough to give me confidence when I’m ready to install the blade that it won’t try to take off like an ornithopter.
Sue Denim
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
Only works on a straight mower blade - it's no use on a curved blade (e.g. cutting/mulching blade).
David
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
Used this product and a file to resharpen my mower blade after a hitting a rock that my kids thoughtfully put in the yard as a surprise for me. Used the file for the major stuff and this sharpener kit to finish it off. Having the balancer was a nice bonus to ensure I didn't cause any issues to the mower.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2023
As others mentioned the sharpening wheel does bounce around a bit. I found the wheel would bounce more the faster the drill turned. Low to mid RPMs allowed the most control which yielded great results. With lower RPMs I could actually feel and see the stone remove the material from the blade. The balancing tool is ok and it gets the job done. I thought it was good value for the price.
Ryan
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2020
The balance works well to quickly balance blades, it's pretty cheap and does better tha the old " nail in a wall stud" trick. At least it doesn't mean I have a nail sticking out of the wall and I can balance most blades quickly.
JeffM
Reviewed in Canada on July 23, 2019
A good inexpensive way to sharpen a mower blade. The balancer works great to ensure the blade is not out of balance. Can be hard to control the drill when using, but with some practice, it did a good job.
Malcolm Grundy
Reviewed in Canada on August 12, 2018
It is amazing how a perfectly sharpened and balanced lawnmower blade works.Even brand new blades should be checked.
elegantelliotoffen
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2017
Its Easy to use and works. I would caution to watch the plastic side while sharpening as it strips quickly and easily.
Jean-Yves Giguère
Reviewed in Canada on October 14, 2017
Easy and reliable tool kit for a DIY.
Brandon The Fart Sniffer
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2016
Sharpened a blade that has never been sharpened before. The blade is about 4 years old and sharpened with ease. I didn't use the gap between the plastic piece until i was putting the final edge on it, just because I read reviews saying it warped or broke easily. I've used it to sharpen all my other tools and still works just as it did new.1)Once you get your blade off (spend the $10 and get a removal tool, it holds the blade in place and won't damage it) use a wire brush to scrub off any caked on dirt. Be sure to mark the top of the blade!2)Using a piece of wood to prop the blade up (I did this sitting in the floor).3)Spinning in the direction that works best for you, let the tool do all the work using to top of the grinder (to preserve to plastic guard).4)Once you have it close to your ideal sharpness, go ahead and check the balance (that way as you finetune your edge you know how much more you can take).5)Using the bottom side of the grinder, finish your edge. I shouldn't have to add this, but some people will try and use this part in the curves and break the plastic only to complain that it's junk and it's a waste of money. For bends in the blade just sharpen it the best you can with the top of the grinder, a file or Smith's 50119 Mower Blade Sharpener.The beauty is you don't need an expensive drill, just 2 batteries or time to charge one. This is perfect if you need to put an edge on a dull blade. I will definitely buy more.
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