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Toro TITAN MAX LIMITED Edition (60″) 26HP Kohler Zero Turn Mower 76602

Original price was: $999.00.Current price is: $699.30.

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The Toro 60″ TITAN® MAX Zero Turn Lawn Mower features a 60-inch, fabricated deck with a Kohler 7000 series engine and professional cannister air cleaner. This new model features a stylish, blackout paint job and LED lights on the rollover protection system to keep the mowing going into the evening hours. This model features a step-through front end that saves times and effort when getting up to clear debris. It also features a drop pin deck height adjustment to quickly and easily adjust cutting height. The heavy-duty rubber discharge chute allows you get even closer on edges without damaging the chute.

  • 26HP/747cc Kohler 7000 series engine w/ professional air cleaner
  • 60-inch, 3-blade fabricated deck
  • 7 gallon fuel capacity
  • HG-3100 transmission with charge pumps
  • Ground speed: 9 mph forward/3 mph reverse
  • Front wheels: 13 x 6.5 in – 6 in
  • Rear wheels: 23 x 12 in – 12 in
  • 4-year or 500-hour commercial limited warranty
  • Model: 76602

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