Troy-Bilt XP 21 " 149 cc Gas Vertical Storage Walk Behind Self Propelled Lawn Mower

Product Overview

With SpaceSavr design, the TB260 XP lawn mower takes up less space in your garage or shed-up to 70% less space than a traditional push mower. Now you can store the mower under a tool bench or in an upright, vertical position against a wall or anywhere else convenient. Powered by a Troy-Bilt engine for plenty of power to mow grass, this engine features a 360° seal that prevents oil and fuel from leaking when stored in the vertical position. Single speed front wheel drive makes it easier to maneuver while mowing. With rear bag, mulch kit and side discharge options included, you have a choice for disposing of grass clippings. Dual-lever height adjusters are conveniently located to quickly adjust the cutting height and the TriAction cutting system uses a rake guard, symmetrical deck and specialized blade to deliver a clean, even cut every time. You can depend on Troy-Bilt to keep yardwork from feeling like a chore and we won't let you down.

• Built in with U.S and global parts since 1937
• Stays stable and secure in an upright position with innovative rear clip that acts as a kickstand
• Single speed front wheel drive has dual lever controls to maneuver easily and with less effort
• Troy-Bilt OHV engine with autochoke makes starting simple and easy
• Deck wash adaptor makes maintenance easier by simply connecting a standard garden hose to rinse clippings from underside of deck
• TriAction cutting system delivers a well-groomed look to your lawn, the rake bumper, specialized blade and symmetrical deck work together to create finely mulched clippings and a clean, even cut every time
• 1.9 bushel rear bag collects grass clippings for easy clean up or composting
• Included mulch kit helps maintain a healthy lawn
• Side discharge chute comes with handy, built-in clip to attach to handle when not in use
• Dual-lever, 6-position height adjustment makes it easy to change cutting heights from 1.25 in. to 3.75 in. H
• California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS