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COMMERCIAL 21 S-SERIES

COMMERCIAL 21 S-SERIES

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Make:
eXmark
Model:
COMMERCIAL 21 S-SERIES
Category:
Commercial 21, eXmark, New, Walk-Behind Mowers

They say simplicity is the basis of great engineering. And it doesn’t get much simpler than the Exmark Commercial 21 S-Series self-propelled lawn mower, beginning with its patented front height adjustment. This straightforward design makes conventional pivot-style adjusters obsolete. There are zero grease points and less than half the parts of other walk-behind mowers in its class. That makes servicing the S-Series almost as easy as it gets. Then there’s the single-speed transmission, simplified bail system, single-point rear height adjust, the innovative blade design that makes it easy to go from mulching to bagging, and the variable speed, from 0 to 4.2 mph. The list goes on and on. Just like the mower.

Mower Deck Widths: 21″


Equipment Specs

Drive Tires 9.0″ x 2.4″, semi-pneumatic.
Safety Package Zone start
Engine Model FJ180V
Engine Brand Kawasaki®
Engine Series FJ
Engine Speed 3,300 rpm
Air Filter Dual element air cleaner
Drive Description Self-propelled; rear-wheel gear-driven.
Speed 0.0 mph to 4.2 mph (6.6 kmph) forward.
Fuel Capacity 2 quart (1.8-L) integral fuel tank
Engine Type Carbureted
Engine Displacement 179
Drive Belt-Drive
Fuel Indicator None
Carb Compliant No
Fuel Type Gas Carbureted
Model Description Comm 21 S-Series Self Propelled Zone Start w/ Kaw FJ180V (180 cc)
Deck Style Fixed Deck
Deck Style Description Fixed deck, Rear -discharge bagger standard with option to mulch.
Width / Cutting Deck 21″
Deck Construction 5″ deep, 1/4″-thick die-cast aluminum.
Cutting Heights 1.0″ (2.5 cm) to 4.5″ (11.4 cm) in 0.5″ (1.3 cm) increments.
Blade Tip Speed Approximately 18,500 fpm.
Bag Capacity 2.5 bushels (20 gallons).
Blades 1 Blade at 20.5″ Length
Width 22 in. (55.9 cm)
Length 63 in. (160.0 cm)
Height 38 in. (96.5 cm)
Curb Weight 112

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