DR Field and Brush Mower | PRO 44T (17.5 HP) | TB25344BEN Low Flow With 62" SFS Side Discharge

Name: DR Field and Brush Mower | PRO 44T (17.5 HP) | TB25344BEN Low Flow With 62" SFS Side Discharge
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 16079333231
Price: 1999.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8676 (7 reviews)

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SKU 16079333231 · ★ 4.9

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DR Field and Brush Mower | PRO 44T (17.5 HP) | TB25344BEN Low Flow With 62

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DR Field and Brush Mower PRO 44T (17.5 HP) TB25344BEN Low Flow With 62" SFS Side Discharge With 62" SFS Side Discharge Mower 74211 Z252L Z Master A professional trimmer packed with features for simplified and convenient trimming Floating deck rides over obstacles 5 HP Lubrication Full pressure pump with oil filter Make Briggs & Stratton Model EX Series Number Of Cylinders One (cast iron sleeve) Oil Filter Yes Oil Type 30W HD Pre Cleaner Yes Starting Type Electric

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