Description
The Masport R 7-65.8 HD Rear Catching Ride-on is a compact and agile mower designed for medium-sized or winding gardens. Powered by a reliable Briggs & Stratton 950E Series engine and hydrostatic transmission, it delivers efficient mowing with smooth speed control. The 62cm cutting deck, 130L catcher, and ergonomic operator controls make it an excellent choice for maintaining lush lawns with ease.
Why You Will Love It
Powerful Engine: Briggs & Stratton 950E Series engine ensures consistent performance.
Hydrostatic Drive: Smooth foot pedal operation allows precise speed control in both forward and reverse.
Compact Design: 62cm cutting width is perfect for manoeuvring in tight areas.
Catcher System: Large 130L catcher with audible full indicator for convenient mowing.
Comfortable Operation: Adjustable high back seat, ergonomic steering, and easy-to-reach controls.
Reverse Mowing: Patented operating system allows mowing in reverse at any speed.
Specifications
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Features |
Details |
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Engine Make |
Briggs & Stratton |
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Engine Model |
950E Series |
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Engine Capacity |
223cc |
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Power Output |
9.5HP (approx.) |
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Fuel Tank Capacity |
1.1L |
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Oil Capacity |
0.6L |
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Number of Cylinders |
1 |
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Battery |
12V, 9Ah |
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Cutting Width |
620mm (24") |
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Cutting Height Range |
25 – 75mm (4 levels) |
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Blade Type |
1 blade |
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Blade Engagement |
Manual |
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Transmission |
Hydrostatic, foot-operated |
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Forward Speed |
0 – 6.2 km/h |
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Reverse Speed |
0 – 3.8 km/h |
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Deck Type |
Rear discharge |
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Chassis Material |
Steel |
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Steering System |
Rack & pinion |
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Turning Radius |
125cm |
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Seat |
Adjustable, high back |
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Catcher Volume |
130L, fabric |
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Catcher Warning |
Electric, audible alert |
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Accessories |
Optional rear deflector |
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Weight |
125kg |
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Dimensions (W × H × L) |
800 × 1170 × 1827mm |
What Is in the Box
1 × Masport R 7-65.8 HD Ride On Lawn Mower
1 × 130L Rear Catcher
1 × Operator Manual
Compatibility
Compatible with Masport optional discharge deflector accessory.
Warranty
2 Year Masport Warranty.
