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Toro 21″ Super Recycler Self-Propelled Lawn Mower w/ Personal Pace and SMARTSTOW

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The Toro 21″ Personal Pace® SMARTSTOW® Super Recycler® Mower features a Briggs & Stratton EXi engine with electric start. The Super Recycler® steel cutting deck is designed to shave clippings down into a fine mulch with a new accelerator and kickers, and can adjust to seven different deck heights. This model features a Personal Pace® technology that matches pace with the operator for easy self-propulsion. It also features the SMARTSTOW folding technology to allow you to store your mower in tighter space by folding down the handle. This model is a rear-wheel drive, self-propelled lawn mower.

  • 190cc Briggs & Stratton EXi four-cycle engine with push-button electric start
  • Self-propelled, rear-wheel drive
  • 21-Inch, Super Recycler® stamped mower deck
  • Front wheels: 8 in
  • Rear wheels: 10 in
  • Weight: 94lbs
  • 5-year consumer warranty
  • Model: 21564

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