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Toro TimeCutter (42″) 22HP Kohler Zero Turn Mower w/ MyRide Suspension 75747

Original price was: $899.00.Current price is: $629.30.

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The Toro TimeCutter® 42 zero turn lawn mower features a 42-inch, fabricated deck with a Kohler engine. This model features the MyRIDE suspension system to tackle rough terrain and provide a smooth ride for the operator to go the distance. It also features SmartSpeed® technology that allows the operator to take control of mower speed without sacrificing blade speed. The heavy-duty rubber discharge chute allows you get even closer on edges without damaging the chute. Armrests and cupholders add comfort and convenience for this model.

  • 22HP Kohler series engine
  • 42-inch, 2-blade fabricated deck
  • Dual Hydro-Gear® Hydrostatic HG-ZT2100 transmission
  • 3 gallon fuel capacity
  • Ground speed: 7 mph forward/3 mph reverse
  • Front wheels: 11 x 4 in
  • Rear wheels: 18 x 7.5 in
  • 3-year residential limited warranty
  • Model: 75747

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