Toro Recycler® (22") 190cc Self-Propelled Lawn Mower

Grade	Style	Width	Engine
		22 Cutting Inches

Turning	Terrain	Surface Area
Gradual	Flat	Small	Medium	Large

Model Model Number: 20330T UPC: 021038203300 Manufacturer: Toro Engine Engine Brand: Briggs & Stratton Quantum Starting System: Recoil Start HP/CC: 190 cc Torque: 6.5 ft-lbs Net Torque Fuel Tank Size: .4 Gallon Cycles: 4-Cycle Cylinders: 1 Cylinder Oil Filter: No Consumer Warranty: 3 Years Drive System: Belt-Drive Speeds: Variable Drive Wheels: Front Wheels Wheels Front Tire Size: 8 Inch Rear Tire Size: 8 Inch Tire Type: Plastic Wheels Deck Cutting Options: 3-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Bag/Mulch) Material: Steel Construction: Stamped Blades: 1 Blade Positions: 7 Positions Cutting Height: 1-4 Inches Accessories Rear Bagger: Included Mulcher Kit: Included Headlights: No Hour Meter: No Overview Weight: 80 Lbs. (36.29 kilograms) Consumer Warranty: 2 Years

Average Rating: 4.0 of 5.0 Written October 19, 2009 Amazing mower but... By Lawnmowerman from (Austin, TX) This is one of the best cutting mowers I've used in my life. It cuts through tall wet grass like a hot knife through butter, better than anything I've used short of a weedwacker. But, it says on the box that it has a variable speed power drive. It doesn't seem so though when you engage it, it is just one speed: fast. In the manual there is JUST ONE SENTENCE pertaining to the power drive adjustment. It says in order to adjust the speed you are supposed to hold the engagement bar further away from the main handlebar to go slower. This is difficult to do when you are mowing. I'm wondering if it allows the drive belt to slip a little bit allowing you to walk slower, but this would be bad for the belt. I've yet to take the drive cover off and see if this is the case. Other than that, it's an amazing mower and I am happy with my purchase. I looked at a Honda and the Honda is great, but it's quadra-blade doesn't chomp through super tall, wet grass nearly as good as the Toro does. The two blades just bog down too much in the real rough stuff.