We Simply cannot Wait to Launch Our Latest Hayter Harrier HARR56 Commercial Grade 22-Inch Briggs & Stratton 5.5 OHV Gas-Powered Self-Propelled Striping Lawn Mower To You
There are many products which you have to have the minute they come out and then there are those that will be worth the delay. At manufacturer we assure that our Latest Hayter Harrier HARR56 Commercial Grade 22-Inch Briggs & Stratton 5.5 OHV Gas-Powered Self-Propelled Striping Lawn Mower is really worth the waiting as all good things take effort so we are certain that you will see Our product to be one of the better which you have actually tested. It takes commitment to customer support and listening to what our buyers wish to be capable of producing an item of this grade.
Developing a excellent Hayter Harrier HARR56 Commercial Grade 22-Inch Briggs & Stratton 5.5 OHV Gas-Powered Self-Propelled Striping Lawn Mower ought not to be difficult to do, unfortunately not each producer considers issues in the same way that we do. Numerous try and make do making use of substandard quality elements or simply they omit the key functions that produce this sort of item one that is genuinely valuable. Actually, we don't realize why anyone might take these kinds of cutting corners as all it does is create a product with little or no appeal the buyer and this is a thing we have certainly not done.
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Product Details Brand: Hayter Model: HARR56 Features Rear roller for striping Split roller for easy turns Self propelled Briggs & Stratton engine Single handle height adjust From the Manufacturer The Harrier 56 is the largest rear roller rotary mower within the Harrier range. With a 22-inch cutting width, it is a powerful self-propelled mower that makes easy work of extensive lawns. The rear roller gives a beautiful striped finish and is able to cut over the lawn edge. With the cutter blade raised, slightly rougher areas can be cut with ease. With the crankshaft support, this machine qualifies for the Lifetime Guarantee against engine crankshaft bending. The machine also carries a One Year Limited Warranty for commercial use. Split differential ribbed rear roller for superior traction, easy turning and a perfectly striped finish. Tough ABS under deck liner for enhanced cut and collect performance, easy cleaning and reduced noise. Cutting deck extends beyond wheelbase for border trimming. Aluminum deck gives corrosion resistance, high durability and long life. Variable ground speed to suit different conditions and operator preferences. Built with Briggs and Stratton engines for reliability, easy starting and low emissions. Ergonomic controls offering comfort and ease of use. Fail safe OPC (operator presence control) system. Folding handlebar for compact storage. Friction disc protects the engine crankshaft against accidental bending through blade impact damage. Lifetime guarantee against engine crankshaft bending. Full width large capacity fabric grass bag with hinged flap for easier emptying. Can be used without collection bag as a rear discharge mower. Smooth running long life ball bearings in front wheels. Fins at front of deck to give improved collection performance particularly at low cut heights. Counter balanced single lever height of cut to give light and easy selection of cutting height.
Feature
- Rear roller for striping
- Split roller for easy turns
- Self propelled Briggs & Stratton engine
- Single handle height adjust
- Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
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