CRAFTSMAN T100 36″ 11.5-HP Riding Lawn Mower

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The CRAFTSMAN® T100 front engine riding mower is designed to provide power, durability and ease of use. It’s powered by a reliable 11.5 HP Briggs and Stratton® single-cylinder engine featuring a 36-in. steel deck, that allows you to easily fit through gates and other tight spaces. Its 7-speed transmission, paired with its low back seat and Turf Saver wheels, will help guide you through an 18-in. radius turns with ease. With the included mulching kit, you’ll be able to mulch grass clippings and return nutrients to your soil for a healthy lawn. Finish the job with pride thanks to the help of the CRAFTSMAN T100. POWERFUL ENGINE: 11.5 HP Briggs and Stratton® single-cylinder engine delivers easy starting and superior performance EASY TO USE: 7-speed transmission, just select your speed and go TIGHT SPACES: 36-in. reinforced stamped steel deck cuts up to 2 acres with ease and fits through most gates and tight spaces EASY MANEUVERABILITY: 18-in. turning radius and Turf Saver wheels to navigate easily around obstacles MULCHING CAPABILITIES: Included mulch kit mulches grass clippings and returns nutrients to your soil for a healthy lawn COMFORT: Adjustable low back seat lets you ride in comfort while ergonomically placed controls are always within your reach VERSATILITY: Included hitch allows you to do more in your yard WARRANTY: Two-year limited manufacturer warranty and proudly made in the USA with Global Materials in Martin, Tennessee Blade (1573655), Bagger (1461307), Mulching Blade Set (1356307), Drive Belt (1356280/1356277), Mulch Kit (1643407/1643408), Oil Filter (1356300), Spark Plug (1356235). Type: Riding lawn mower Engine Oil Included: ✔ Mulching Capable: Yes (included) Overall Length (Inches): 72 Engine Displacement (Cu. Centimeters): 344 Seat Type: Low-back Engine Series: N/A Engine Type: Single cylinder Cut Width (Inches): 36 Maximum Forward Speed (MPH): 5.5 Minimum Cutting Height (Inches): 1.5 Maximum Reverse Speed (MPH): 5.5 Number of Blades: 2 Blade Engagement Type (PTO): Manual Cruise Control: ✖ Series Name: T100 Front Axle: Steel Power Source: Gas Front Wheel Size: 15-in Fuel Capacity (Gallons): 1.3 Number of Deck Positions: 5 Discharge Location: Side Recommended for Terrain Type: Flat with obstacles Cutting Range/Yard Size (Acres): 1-2 Steering Type: Standard wheel Hour Meter Type: N/A Oil Filter Type: N/A Bagger Capable: ✔

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