Ariens APEX 60 60-Inch Zero Turn Mower with Kawasaki Engine 24HP (Model 991163)

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Overview

  • Featuring our m​ost powerful engine, the 24 hp/726 cc Kawasaki® FR730V
  • 60” ENVY ELITE CUTTING SYSTEM fabricated deck is 5½” d​eep and made of 10-gauge steel
  • Fully tubular steel frame, Self-adjusting belt technology, High-Back Padded Seat and armrests, Foot-operated deck lift
Model Number
991163
Engine
Engine
Kawasaki® FR730V
Engine Displacement (in/cc)
726 cc
Horsepower
24
Fuel Capacity (gal/ltr)
5.1 gal / 19.3 ltr
Deck
Cutting Width (in/cm)
60 in / 152.4 cm
Cutting Height Min
1.5 in / 3.8 cm
Cutting Height Max
5 in / 12.7 cm
Cutting Positions
15
Spindle Material
Forged Aluminum
Deck Engagement
Electric Warner
Deck Lift System
Foot Operated
Deck Lift Assist Spring
Standard
Drive System
Drive System
Hydro-Gear® ZT-3100® Transaxles
Ground Speed Forward (mph/kph)
8 mph / 12.9 kph
Ground Speed Reverse (mph/kph)
4 mph / 6.4 kph
Dimensions
Weight (assembled)
845 lb / 383.2 kg
Length
79 In / 200.7cm
Width (Chute Up)
63.7 in / 161.8 cm
Width (Chute Down)
74.8 in / 190 cm
Warranty
Product Warranty
4 Years or 500 Hours
Features
Auxiliary Power
N/A
Floor Mat
N/A
Deck Pan Storage Tray
N/A
Lights
Accessory
Seat Isolation
Accessory

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