Commercial Walk Mowers
Commercial Walk Mowers
Snapper® Commercial Walk Mowers are built to last season after season with heavy-duty features such as the 14-gauge steel mowing deck, steel axle and reinforced bracing. This walk-behind mower has a rear wheel drive system with smooth turn differential and high 10” rear wheels providing better maneuverability and improved traction on hilly yards. Premium, long-lasting power is delivered by Briggs & Stratton® and Honda® Engines.
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21"
Cutting Width
Steel
Deck Style
1.25-4"
Height-of-Cut
3 Year
Limited Warranty†
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****The SAE J1349 standard measures net horsepower with the manufacturer’s production muffler and air cleaner in place. Net horsepower more closely correlates with the power the operator will experience, when using a Honda engine powered product. The power rating of the engines indicated in this document measures the net power output at 3600 rpm (7000 rpm for model GXHSO, GXVSO, GX2S and GX3S) and net torque at 25OO rpm, as tested on a production engine. Mass production engines may vary from this value. Actual power output for the engine installed in the final machine will vary depending on numerous factors, including the operation speed of the engine in application, environmental conditions, maintenance and other variables.
^ Suggested prices will vary by market. Prices are shown in U.S. and Canadian dollars. Set-up, delivery, documentation and destination fees not included. See dealer for details. Features vary by model. We reserve the right to change specifications, features and pricing without notice.
† See operator's manual or dealer for complete warranty details. Length of engine warranty coverage varies by manufacturer.
*All power levels are stated gross torque at 2600 RPM per SAE J1940 as rated by Briggs & Stratton.
****The SAE J1349 standard measures net horsepower with the manufacturer’s production muffler and air cleaner in place. Net horsepower more closely correlates with the power the operator will experience, when using a Honda engine powered product. The power rating of the engines indicated in this document measures the net power output at 3600 rpm (7000 rpm for model GXHSO, GXVSO, GX2S and GX3S) and net torque at 25OO rpm, as tested on a production engine. Mass production engines may vary from this value. Actual power output for the engine installed in the final machine will vary depending on numerous factors, including the operation speed of the engine in application, environmental conditions, maintenance and other variables.
^ Suggested prices will vary by market. Prices are shown in U.S. and Canadian dollars. Set-up, delivery, documentation and destination fees not included. See dealer for details. Features vary by model. We reserve the right to change specifications, features and pricing without notice.
† See operator's manual or dealer for complete warranty details. Length of engine warranty coverage varies by manufacturer.
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