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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
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| The Scag SWZT Zero Turn Walk Behind
Mower sets new standards in comfort and quality. Its outstanding operator
control system, floating, easy-adjust cutter deck and smooth and powerful
hydraulic drive system makes mowing a dream. In fact the SWZT may just
be the smoothest walk-behind Scag has ever built.
The incredibly ergonomic control system was designed to make operation easy, not a fatigue causing fight. The controls not only contour to the natural angles of your extended hands, but are placed to keep your hands out of harms way when mowing next to trees and bushes. The main control bar is tied together at the top for additional strength and leverage. When it's time to mow, simply set your desired forward speed, flip the thumb releases and you are off to an enjoyable mowing experience. Use the numbered forward speed selector to find just the right speed for the job at hand. Dual hydraulic ZT-2800 transaxles with cooling fans and steel fan covers allow independent, amazingly smooth and positive power to each wheel. With counter-rotation turning, one wheel moves forward while the other moves backward during a zero-turn, minimizing scuffed turf and increasing maneuverability in heavily landscaped areas. With Scag tough, commercial-duty 36", 48", 52" & 61" cutter decks, you will get the perfect cut, the first time, every time. Heavy duty construction, a floating style deck and great features like an intergrated parking brake and the new control system set the SWZT apart from the competition. Scag Walk-Behind mowers are known the world over for being incredibly durable and built to last a long, long time. This is not your average walk-behind...it's a Scag. |
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SCAG SWZT WALKER PRODUCT DIMENSIONS
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Complete mulching systems with individual chambers for the best possible mulching performance. |
The Scag Fabric Bag Grass Catcher features a 4-cubic-foot capacity and is lightweight for easy dumping. |
Slide the Blade Buddy over the end of your cutter blades during blade changes to keep the blade from turning. |
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