Snapper (46") 23-HP Lawn Tractor w/ All-Wheel Steering

Grade	Style	Width	Engine
		46 Cutting Inches

Turning	Terrain	Surface Area
Gradual	Hilly	Small	Medium	Large

Model Model Number: 7800545 UPC: 059307029832 Manufacturer: Snapper Engine Engine Brand: Briggs & Stratton ELS Twin Starting System: 12-Volt Key Start Battery Included: Included HP/CC: 23 HP/725 cc Fuel Tank Size: 2.8 Gallons Cycles: 4-Cycle Cylinders: 2 Cylinders Oil Filter: Yes Drive System: Hydrostatic Speeds: Variable Drive Wheels: Rear Wheels Maximum Speed: 5.6 Mph Maximum Reverse Speed: 3.5 Mph Wheels Front Tire Size: 15 x 6 Rear Tire Size: 20 x 8 Tire Type: Pneumatic Wheels Deck Cutting Options: 3-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Bag/Mulch) Material: Steel Construction: Stamped Blades: 3 Blades Positions: 7 Positions Cutting Height: 1.5 - 4 Inches Deck Lift System: Manual Engagement: PTO Electric Deck Drive: Belt Accessories Seat Type: High Back w/ Seat Springs Rear Bagger: Sold Separately Mulcher Kit: Sold Separately Headlights: Included Hour Meter: No Overview Weight: 618 Lbs. (280.32 kilograms) Dimensions: 70L x 57W x 42.5H (177.80 x 144.78 x 107.95 cm) Consumer Warranty: 2 Years

Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0 Mowers Direct Recommendation By Mowers Direct Got a large yard with lots of obstacles? You basically have two options to maneuver around shrubs and trees -- either an expensive and tricky to steer zero turn lawn mower. Or, you can purchase this Snapper all-wheel drive lawn tractor. The concept is pretty simple. The rear wheels turn opposite of the front wheels, allowing you to make tighter turns around trees and flower beds. You won't be able to turn on a dime like a zero turn mower. However, it runs circles around conventional mowers that take longer than a battleship to turn around. Yes, it costs more. But, it will significantly decrease your mowing time. And we all know... time is money. Written June 15, 2009 Zero Turn Lawn Mower in Action By Tim Carter from (Cincinnati, OH)   New, four wheel steer mowers and zero turn mowers can make mowing your lawn quicker and easier. Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com takes you through some of those new lawn mower features.