2009 President's Circle
jeeperpilot
Independence, OH

Professional Mower Without the Price!!!!

4 star rating

Mr. Fix it, a DIYer, A Stay-At-Home Father, Craftsman Club Member, tool fanatic, A Gardener, looking for durability, Landscape/Maintenance Supervisor
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Pros

    Powerful, Caster Wheels, 6 Speeds, 3-1 Bagger/Mulcher

Cons
    Plastic Wingnuts for Front Wheels

AUG
18
2009

Craftsman Professional 21" Walk Behind Caster Mower is a professional mower without the price.  (88776)  Twenty-one inch deck, with caster wheels on the front for easy manueverability.  Some assembly is required but it is very easy.  Very powerful Briggs and Stratton Engine (8.75 Torque), 6 speeds, mulch, bag, electric start, just about everything you need to take care of your lawn with the greatest of ease.  The down fall to this mower is that the wingnuts for the front wheels are made out of plastic, so you may want to replace them with metal ones or just be careful.  This will not impact the ability to cut.  This is a very impressive mower.



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jeeperpilot wrote on Aug 27, 2009 at 7:50PM

In response to madgolfer's comment from Aug 27, 2009 at 12:47PM:

I read about the full charge part, and read the thread about using boards and such underneath it. Looks like I will charge it and bring it inside. Thank you.

madgolfer wrote on Aug 27, 2009 at 12:47PM

In response to jeeperpilot's comment from Aug 27, 2009 at 7:50AM:

Page 22 of the Manual hints at cold storage:
Battery
The battery must be stored with a full charge. Extended storage of a
discharged battery will reduce life and capacity of the battery.

madgolfer wrote on Aug 27, 2009 at 12:00PM

In response to jeeperpilot's comment from Aug 27, 2009 at 7:50AM:

Wet cell is a lead acid battery, like the car, tractor and mower. Weakened ones freeze to death, unlike drycells which actually store better when frozen.

jeeperpilot wrote on Aug 27, 2009 at 7:50AM

In response to madgolfer's comment from Aug 26, 2009 at 10:22PM:

I will do that, the manual never stated anything about this. Excuse my ignorance but what exactly is a wet cell battery? Thanks for the good advice.

madgolfer wrote on Aug 26, 2009 at 10:22PM

You may want to bring the battery inside this winter, its a wet cell.