Ariens WAW1034 - Wide Area Walk (34") 10.5-HP Self-Propelled Lawn Mower w/ Electric Start
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Ariens Wide Area Walk (34") 10.5-HP Self-Propelled Lawn Mower w/ Electric Start
34 Inch Mowing Path • Easily tackles the tall stuff in tight or open places • 8" front swivel wheels allow precision placement • Differential drive train for effortless maneuverability
Variable On The Fly System For Forward And Reverse Drive • Zip in and out without ever stopping the machine • Easy to use control system with electric key start
10.5 HP Briggs & Stratton I.C. Engine • Plenty of power to take on even the roughest terrain
Durable 14 Gauge Stamped Steel Deck • Heavy duty 12 gauge subframe • 34" twin spindle cutting width • Tool free height adjustment from 1.5" to 3.5"
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| Model |
| Model Number: | WAW1034 |
| Manufacturer: | Ariens | | Made in USA: | Yes |
| Engine | | Engine Brand: | Briggs & Stratton I/C | | Starting System: | 12-Volt Key Start | | HP/CC: | 10.5 HP | | Fuel Tank Size: | .75 Gallon | | Cycles: | 4-Cycle | | Cylinders: | 1 Cylinder | | Oil Filter: | No | | Consumer Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Drive |
| System: | Belt-Drive | | Speeds: | Variable | | Drive Wheels: | Rear Wheels | | Maximum Speed: | 4 Mph | | Maximum Reverse Speed: | 2 Mph |
| Wheels |
| Front Tire Size: | 8 Inch, Swivel | | Rear Tire Size: | 13 x 5 | | Tire Type: | Pneumatic Wheels |
| Deck |
| Cutting Options: | 3-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Bag/Mulch) | | Blades: | 2 Blades | | Positions: | 6 Positions | | Cutting Height: | 1.5-3.5 Inches |
| Accessories |
| Rear Bagger: | Sold Separately | | Mulcher Kit: | Sold Separately | | Headlights: | No | | Hour Meter: | No |
| Overview |
| Safety Certification: | ANSI | | Weight: | 275 Lbs. (124.74 kilograms) | | Dimensions: | 67L x 44.5W x 38H (170.18 x 113.03 x 96.52 cm) | | Consumer Warranty: | 2 Years | |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written September 17, 2009 |
| A Great Mower |
| By Rick from (Sturbridge, MA) |
After many years (10+) mowing with a 33" wide-cut TB, it was time to move on and try and find something better.
Shopping around and making a decision for another wide-cut was difficult. I really wanted to move up to a 36" cut, but the prices were at least double what this mower cost and I could not justify spending that much more money for a mower that would give me only an additional 2" or 3".
So, I purchased the Ariens 34" WAW1034 mower and I'm really happy with this piece of equipment. Comparing this to my old mower, the WAW1034 is more of a mower. What I mean is- it is built stronger and better than what I have been using.
The cut is extreme and the mower handles really well. Forward and reverse settings are right at your fingertips making cutting around trees and gardens easy. I've used the mower only about 5 hours so far and love it.
I also purchased the bagger unit for this mower. I did need to make some slight modifications to keep grass from flying out of the top and bottom of the bag when mowing.
All in all I love this machine. It should last me many years with some TLC. For those who have never used a wide-cut before it may take a little getting used to, and for those who have- you will find this a great mower. |
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Written September 01, 2009 |
| Boy, does this machine run! |
| By john from (Holland, PA) |
After one too many weekends shot cutting my .5 acre with a 21 inch mower, I got the Ariens on sale. Boy, does this machine run!
My cutting time is half or less than what is was. The spacers used for the cutting height did start to work loose but a little electrical tape to hold them all in place did the trick.
It loves long straight runs- but the in's and out's can get tiring, as can holding down the blade clutch. This is a big machine that need finesse and some strength to maneuver. If you're not up to it, get a riding mower. |
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Written August 11, 2009 |
| Great Mower, Great Price |
| By Mark Strong from (Charlotte, NC) |
I've had this mower about five months and it will literally will cut your grass in half the time it takes with a 21".
It has a push button start and fires up immediately. It's heavy duty, has plenty of power, and in my opinion, it's not too big for smaller yards (mine is a quarter acre).
I hate cutting grass, but this mower makes the job more pleasant (only half hour in my case). Get the mulching attachment unless you plan to bag. |
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Written June 23, 2009 |
| My first year with the Ariens WAW1034 |
| By Thomas from (Mentor, OH) |
Tired of floggin' your old 21", 6hp 'what-ever brand' walk-behind mower to try and get your suburban yard mowed in less than an hour in the hot summer sun?
Then do what I did, pay twice as much money as what a quality 21" self-propelled costs, and then blast through the grass in half the time (I had my wife time me) with the Ariens WAW 1034.
This machine is big and powerful, but it is not overkill like a small zero-turn might be on your quarter- to half-acre lot. My lot is a quarter acre and it takes me 30 minutes to cut everything, including all the tight spots.
As you begin to get a feel for the machine you will learn that the two little forward and backward levers at your right hand are your best friends. They are just like a motorcycle's brake or clutch levers. One is forward, the other reverse. Squeeze more for higher ground speed, less handle pressure for less speed.
The machine MAY be a little heavy in a tight turn for those unable to either man-handle it or finesse it with the forward and reverse levers. This is NOT a beast, but it is not a light weight ballerina either.
It is not for everyone, but it is perfect for the guy or gal who wants to take control of their lawn mowing time and are willing to grab the 'tiger by the tail' and show the grass and the neighbors who's boss of your yard. |
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Written June 14, 2009 |
| Closeouts Going Fast |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder from (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Now is a great time to get that Wide Area Walk lawn mower that you always wanted.
Ariens is closing out their remaining inventory of this stellar lawn mower.
We liked the lawn mower and closeout pricing so much that we bought all of them.
At these prices, the machines are selling fast. |
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Written June 12, 2009 |
| Wonderful machine |
| By Stephen Eppley from (Boynton Beach, FL) |
WOW - what a mower!
It is excellent quality and craftsmanship, and it starts up immediately.
It has heavy duty everything- the only thing I would change is the spacers used for the height adjustment: they seem to turn as the mower turns and sometimes it appears as though they might work themselves loose.
Otherwise, it's a really great buy, it handles very well, it has great power, and the wide wheels and turning wheels in front are great for South Florida lawns with the thick grass we have down here.
5 stars for Ariens. |
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Written May 31, 2009 |
| Nice Machine |
| By Steve from (Harrisville, RI) |
I purchased my mower in May 2009, the machine is nice and cuts like a breeze.
I have the bagger attachment- it had a gap on the top, which let the clippings come out and the bag would bounce off due to my bumpy lawn.
I put a piece of foam in the gap on the top of the bracket that the bag hangs on, which corrected the clippings from coming out.
As for the bag falling off, I have used some big pinch clips at the bottom of the support bracket and the bag does not fall off any more.
I am very happy with machine so far- I've only used it twice. |
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Written May 22, 2009 |
| Big Mower For Big Jobs |
| By Brenda from (Warrenville, IL) |
This machine is very powerful and goes pretty fast to get the job done quickly.
I personally would not recommend this mower for any small yards- it's too big for them.
It works great with landscaping, though, the swivel wheels help move around corners and objects nicely. |
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