Latest reviews about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

RobertWB says "A very good machine." about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

RobertWB — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 15:08:52 GMT

I have use this mower for 3 month, its performace is outstanding. Easy to start, powerful through high grass and very quite. The only downsides is that the handle is too long when pivoting 180 degrees in tight areas and the handle nuts do not allow mowing close to items such as fences and decks.

I have been very happy with this mower, more so that I was with my Toro mower.

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Anonymous says "Dependable" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 16:30:07 GMT

I have had the original version of this mower for 18 years, and it is finally ready for a replacement. This mower has been extremely dependable and the drive mechanism flawless. I have only had to replace the drive belt once. It always cuts great and the deck integrity has been excellent. This mower has always started on the first or second pull even after sitting for a winter. I've tried John Deere riding mower, but find myself opting to cut grass with my Snapper instead. The bag feature is very efficient, but mulching is not as good as the Honda or Toro....

OruttLawnGuy says "Joging might be Required" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Tue, 12 May 2009 02:15:05 GMT

I picked up my snapper a about two weeks ago and 12 lawns later I'm writing my review. This mower is deffinatly worth every penny I paid the speed is awsome even though on one yard it didn't cut very smooth at that speed I had to go over it twice but it also was wet and about 10" tall and thick from multching with the tractor for the last two months I lost count on how many times I had to empty the bag off that yard but for the most part most average size yard I only dump the bag 2 wice once for the front and once for the back. I wish it had a slightly bigger motor and a bigger bag but that's because I want the weight on the ft end and It bogged slightly on that one yard. This deffently cut my mowing time in half though compard to my craftsman 6.75 old rear drive. It also isn't bad to pick up and toss in the truck but I also eat my wheaties in the morning!...

Hondiat says "A MUST Buy!!" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:00:07 GMT

I have had my Snapper for two months now. It is definitely all power. My mowing time has been cut from an hour for four yards down to 40 minutes. The speed is easily variable. Full throttle will make you jog; and the ball bearing wheels make it easy to use even it as a push mower. The only real complaint I have is that the speed is set too high at the factory, and is not adjustable. I guess this complies with the California CARB regulations. But when the warranty runs out, I'll adjust it down...less gas waste and pollution. The Toros and Troy-Builts I looked at where no-where as well built. I really like the single handle highth adjuster, the one pull start, the straight and steady pull of the power wheels. All in all, Well worth the money and time to find this beauty!!!!!...

Billionaire says "sturdy, good quality mower" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 20:15:03 GMT

I've used this mower one time so far. My first impression is that it's a good, solid, sturdy mower with pretty good quality construction. I loved using it! It was fun! It has excellent power and is quieter than mowers I've used in the past. It's somewhat of a big mower. You'll need two people to lift it. The engine has a good, smooth sound to it. It starts very easily, with just one pull. The self propelled feature works easily and very well. This thing can move slow, medium, or fast enough to make you run, depending on how much you squeeze the handle. So that works great and it makes mowing the lawn much easier, more fun, and less of an exertion. The one feature I don't like is that you can't back it up easily, because the rubber flap in the back gets under the mower. So you have to lift up the back end of the mower and pull it back. I think it would be good if the flap in the back were made of hard plastic instead of soft plastic and if there were a cord attached to it so that you could......

Haverstrawistan says "Quality difference!" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:15:16 GMT

I have been using Craftsman so far... and it was a push mower/mulcher.. used to get tired of gas smelling and pushing it all day... this SNAPPER is quieter, has variable excelleration... makes mowing fun n easy... i wish the bag was bigger though... grass looks much better as compared to when using craftsman.......

JShipp says "Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower" about Snapper 190 cc 21 in. 3-In-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower, Rear Wheel Drive - CA Model

sears-feed — Sun, 11 May 2008 12:30:13 GMT

I'm very impressed and pleased with this Snapper 190 cc 21" 3-in-1 Deck Rear Bag Mower. It's solidly constructed and well-engineered, much more so than comparable Craftsman models I examined at the store. Assembly out of the box is just a matter of tightening the locking screws on the handlebars, adding oil to the crankcase, filling the tank with gas, and pulling the starting cord. It has many convenience features like a single adjustable deck height lever, a powerful, self-priming Briggs & Stratton engine with auto choke and throttle controls, and a variable speed, rear-wheel drive transmission, that's especially handy on hilly terrain. It can also be configured to mulch, bag, or side discharge grass clippings within seconds. I also like the adjustable handle bars, which are clad in molded plastic to further reduce vibration, harshness, and minimize operator discomfort and blistering like standard, painted metal bars can create. Gripes? Well, I think rubber molding on the handgrips......