Husqvarna Z248F 24HP 726cc Kawasaki Engine 48″ FAB Z-Turn Mower Premium Special Edition 970730003

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Husqvarna Z248F 24HP 726cc Kawasaki Engine 48″ FAB Z-Turn Mower Premium Special Edition 970730003

Z248F Premium Special Edition

 

Z248F Premium Special Edition
Performance and style hit the grass running with Husqvarna Z200 series zero-turn mowers. These mowers are built to last, with reinforced steel cutting decks, premium integrated transmissions and an ultra-durable frame. And they’re user-friendly, with a convenient control panel and spring-assisted deck lift system.

 

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Z248F ZERO TURN Special Edition Premium (Kawasaki)
SKU: 970 73 00‑03
Cutting width 48 in
Speed forward max 6.5 mph
Emission
Exhaust emissions (CO2 EU V)
792 g/kWh
Cutting deck
Cutting methods 3-in-1 Mulch/Rear Bag/Side Discharge Capable
Greasable mandrels Yes
Nose roller Yes
Cutting height steps 6
Cutting deck type Fabricated
Anti-scalp wheels 3
Blade engagement Electric clutch
Blades 3 pcs
Cutting deck material Steel
Cutting height, min (approximate) 1.5 in
Cutting height, max (approximate) 4 in
Dimensions
Weight 581 lbs
Base machine, height 40 in
Base machine, length 75 in
Base machine, width (chute down) 60 in
Base machine, width (chute up) 50 in
Drive system
Transmission manufacturer Hydro-Gear
Transmission type Hydrostatic
Engine
Engine name FR Series
Power output 24 hp
Cylinder displacement 44.3 cu.inch
Engine cooling Air
Engine lubrication type Full pressure
Fuel tank volume (with reserve) NaN gal (US)
Motor/engine manufacturer Kawasaki
Oil filter Yes
Equipment
Seat type 15″ high back
Cup holder Yes
Seat material Vinyl

 

 

 

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