Cost EffectivenessĪt over $500, this is probably among the costliest self-propelled lawn mowers in the market and with the engine complications, it does not fare well against Husqvarna, Lawn Boy and others. Snapper’s Quick Clean Technology makes cleaning easy and quick. It is light, easy to handle and doesn’t require much maintenance, but you will eventually have to take the engine to a mechanic to get some or the other component entirely replaced or fixed. If it weren’t for the engine’s reliability issues, this would have been my favorite lawn mower. At 1.25 inches it nearly scrapes the ground especially if you are on an uphill segment. Moreover, this mower provides sufficient adjustability starting from 1.25 inches to 3.75 inches in 6 height positions. With both front and rear axles made from steel, adjusting the height on the wheels puts no strain on the entire chassis. Better to get your local mechanic take a look at it. If you run into any complications do not waste your time visiting the nearby Briggs & Stratton service center as they almost always run on backlogs. However, beware that this engine requires a bit more maintenance than others. The Snapper self propelled lawn mower SP90 uses a Briggs & Stratton 175cc engine which pumps out more torque than speed ensuring a powerful cut at all times. You don’t have to worry about tiny twigs and thin branches with this one. It really does power through tall grass with ease including small bushes and weed. Cut QualityĪ powerful engine, sturdy blades and a deck made of rugged steel ensures perfect cut quality all the time. Turning the mower is instantaneous and it almost does a swivel rooted to the spot. I prefer the slower speed setting since it doesn’t need more than that to climb steep surfaces. As for maneuverability, change of height and even switching between the three different modes, it is all intuitive and rather simple.ģ.5mph may sound really less but when you first push the throttled handle to its limits you will realize you walk much slower than that. From then onwards, the engine starts on the first or second pull all the time. Mine did on the first pull, you may need couple more.
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Once ready, with the gas tank full pull the rip cord and it should rumble to life instantly. As for first time use, you get a bottle of oil along with the Snapper no push mower, so remember to fill the oil only as much as is mentioned in the manual. It takes less than 15 minutes and instruction are all clearly laid out. It comes almost completely pre-assembled, you just need to attach the handles and tighten a few nuts and bolts here and there.
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