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CRAFTSMAN T100 36-in 11.5-HP Riding Lawn Mower

Original price was: $651.70.Current price is: $381.51.

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CRAFTSMAN® T100 Front Engine Riding Mower – Specifications

Key Features:

  • Powerful Engine: Powered by an 11.5 HP Briggs & Stratton® single-cylinder engine, offering easy starting and reliable performance for efficient lawn care.

  • Easy to Use: Equipped with a 7-speed transmission, simply select the speed you need for efficient mowing.

  • Tight Spaces: The 36-in. reinforced stamped steel deck allows you to mow up to 2 acres with ease while fitting through most gates and tight spaces.

  • Easy Maneuverability: With an 18-in. turning radius and Turf Saver wheels, you can easily navigate around obstacles and make tight turns with precision.

  • Mulching Capabilities: Includes a mulch kit that allows you to mulch grass clippings, returning valuable nutrients to the soil for a healthier lawn.

  • Comfort: Features a low-back adjustable seat for added comfort and ergonomically placed controls for easy access while mowing.

  • Versatility: Comes with an included hitch for added versatility, allowing you to complete a variety of tasks in your yard.

  • Warranty: Two-year limited manufacturer warranty, proudly made in the USA with global materials in Martin, Tennessee.

Specifications:

  • Type: Riding lawn mower

  • Engine Oil Included: Yes

  • Mulching Capable: Yes (included)

  • Overall Length: 72 inches

  • Engine Displacement: 344 cc

  • Seat Type: Low-back

  • Engine Type: Single-cylinder

  • Cut Width: 36 inches

  • Maximum Forward Speed: 5.5 MPH

  • Minimum Cutting Height: 1.5 inches

  • Maximum Reverse Speed: 5.5 MPH

  • Number of Blades: 2

  • Blade Engagement Type (PTO): Manual

  • Cruise Control: No

  • Front Axle: Steel

  • Power Source: Gas

  • Front Wheel Size: 15-in

  • Fuel Capacity: 1.3 gallons

  • Number of Deck Positions: 5

  • Discharge Location: Side

  • Recommended for Terrain Type: Flat with obstacles

  • Cutting Range/Yard Size: 1-2 acres

  • Steering Type: Standard wheel

  • Bagger Capable: Yes

  • Number of Deck/Anti-Scalp Wheels: 0

  • Headlights: Yes

  • Deck Gauge: 13

  • Mower Deck Width: 36 inches

  • Maximum Cutting Height: 3.75 inches

  • Differential: Standard

  • Grease Fittings: Yes

  • Engine Horsepower: 11.5 HP

  • Rear Wheel Size: 20-in

  • Engine Oil Capacity: 48 oz.

  • Transmission Type: Manual/Gear

  • Attachment Compatible: Front and rear

  • Turning Radius: 18 inches

  • Engine Brand: Briggs & Stratton

  • Operator-Controlled Mow-in-Reverse: Yes

  • Assembled Weight: 490 lbs.

  • Overall Width with Deck: 36 inches

  • Safety Listing: Not safety listed

  • Ammeter: No

Attachments Available:

  • Blade (1573655)

  • Bagger (1461307)

  • Mulching Blade Set (1356307)

  • Drive Belt (1356280/1356277)

  • Mulch Kit (1643407/1643408)

  • Oil Filter (1356300)

  • Spark Plug (1356235)

Warranty: 2-Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

The CRAFTSMAN® T100 front engine riding mower is built for both power and ease of use, making it an excellent choice for homeowners who need reliable performance, easy maneuverability, and versatility for small to medium-sized lawns. The included mulching kit enhances your lawn’s health, and the 36-inch steel deck ensures you can fit through tight spaces, while the manual transmission provides full control.

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