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Toro Recycler with Personal Pace 22-in Gas Self-propelled lawn mower with 163-cc Briggs and Stratton Engine

Original price was: $369.00.Current price is: $258.30.

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Introducing a mower that adjusts to you, with no knobs, no levers, no messing around. Grab the easy-to-steer handle, engage and go – with Personal Pace Auto-Drive. Supercharge your mowing with an amped airflow that requires less energy to cut more grass into teeny-tiny, clumpless clippings.
 That’s our Vortex Technology giving you Lawn Vitamins for free. Throw on the grass bag and start your lawn vacuum that holds more so you empty less. in total, it’s a boatload of features that easily make you and your lawn look great in less time. This machine starts the first time, every time and is built to last with a 22-in steel deck. Powered by a 7.25-ft/lb Gross Torque Briggs and Stratton EXi 163cc engine. Includes added feature: Hassle-Free Maintenance – no oil changes for the life of the engine, ever Just Top it Off. Count on it.

  • Self-propel mower with the powerful 163cc Briggs & Stratton engine and rear wheel drive

  • Personal Pace® Auto-Drive transmission adjusts to your walking speed

  • Bag On Demand: Switch from mulching to bagging in seconds while leaving the bag on the mower

  • Recycler cutting technology creates the ultra-fine clippings, Lawn Vitamins, to nourish your grass and cultivate a greener, more lush lawn

  • Super Bagger designed for easier lifting, no-shake dumping, and holds more clippings so you empty less often

  • Vortex Technology provides more airflow to supercharge your grass cutting

  • Traction in tough terrain, with lightweight and maneuverable with rear 10-in traction high wheels, you’ll have no problems cutting in tight spaces

  • Choose the perfect height of cut with 9 cutting positions from 1 to 4-in.

  • 3-in-1 Versatility: Mulching, bagging or side discharging system (upon registration) for your mowing preference

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