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Features
- Briggs & Stratton® 675 Series™ ReadyStart™ Engine
- No need to choke or prime the engine - just start and go
- Fresh Start™ System
- Keeps fuel fresh for up to 6 months
- A replaceable, slow release liquid fuel stabilizer
- Insert just snaps inside the fuel cap
- Electric "Key Start" w/ Recoil Back-Up
- Simply turn the key and you're ready to mow
- Variable Speed Rear Wheel Drive System
- Provides better traction then front wheel drive models
- Mow at speeds up to 4.2 MPH
- 3-in-1 Double Wave™ Blade System
- Mulch, side discharge or rear bag grass clippings
- Specially treated to stay sharp and last longer
- Single Point Height Adjustment
- Choose between 9 cutting heights from 1.25" to 4"
- Quick Release Handle
- Folds for easy assembly and storage
- Easy On/Off Bag
- Only requires one hand to get the bag on & off the mower
Specifications
7800417
Engine
Engine Brand
Briggs & Stratton
Starting System
12-Volt Key Start w/ Recoil
Engine Cycle
4-Cycle
CC
190 CCs
Fuel Tank Size
0.4 Gallons
Engine Cylinders
1 Cylinder
Oil Filter
No
Torque
6.75 Lbs
Consumer Engine Warranty
2 Years
Commercial Engine Warranty
90 Days
Overview
Weight
115 Pounds
Consumer Warranty
2 Years
Commercial Warranty
90 Days
Product Length
58 Inches
Product Width
23 Inches
Product Height
36 Inches
UPC
59307026541
Deck
Cutting Options
3-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Bag/Mulch)
Deck Material
Steel
Deck Construction
Stamped
Blades
1 Blade
Deck Positions
9 Positions
Cutting Width
21 Inches
Cutting Height
1.25 - 4 Inches
Drive
Speeds
Variable
Drive Wheels
Rear Wheels
Drive System
Belt-Drive
Accessories
Rear Bagger
Included
Hour Meter
No
Mulcher Kit
Included
Headlights
No
Wheels
Front Tire Size
8 Inch
Rear Tire Size
9 Inch
Tire Type
Plastic Wheels
Reviews
(5)
Snapper 7800417 Reviews & Ratings
It's a trooper!
By Zac
Utah
Review Posted 04/29/2016
I run a small lawn business of 15 lawns. I have been using this mower for 4 years and I'm starting my 5th. It's body is starting to lose its bolts, but mostly easy fixes! Heck the original pull string finally frayed away the other day. It has the same motor and hasn't needed any major parts.
I'm still running the original blade. I change the oil frequently. I have a feeling it will last me all this year also. And knowing that it lasted me longer than multiple commercial mowers I've had in the past, I think I'll stick with these standard mowers. Estimated 400 lawns a year for 4 years = 1,600 lawns
I'm still running the original blade. I change the oil frequently. I have a feeling it will last me all this year also. And knowing that it lasted me longer than multiple commercial mowers I've had in the past, I think I'll stick with these standard mowers. Estimated 400 lawns a year for 4 years = 1,600 lawns
Zac Recommends This
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Rating Breakdown
5/5
5/5
5/5
5/5
Pros:
Durable, Easy To Use, Price, Exceeded Expectations
Cons:
Wheels Lock Pulling Back Easy Habit To Fix
Worst mower I ever bought
By Jim
piscataway, New Jersey
Review Posted 07/09/2010
It is impossible to pull back unless it is PUSHED fwd about 3 feet. I have had a Snapper mower for 30 years THEY WERE the best.. now customer service is non-existent.
I was told by a Snapper customer service Tech " that’s normal it was designed that way!! what ?? the pins hang up because they are under torque. SO I have a $500 dangerous AND unusable mower. Buy at your own risk!! and DO NOT expect Snapper to stand behind their product or be of ANY help to you.
It has been in the shop the last seven out of eight weeks and it was returned the same way it went in.
I was told by a Snapper customer service Tech " that’s normal it was designed that way!! what ?? the pins hang up because they are under torque. SO I have a $500 dangerous AND unusable mower. Buy at your own risk!! and DO NOT expect Snapper to stand behind their product or be of ANY help to you.
It has been in the shop the last seven out of eight weeks and it was returned the same way it went in.
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Expert Response
We would normally have our Snapper rep contact your service facility to help resolve your problem, but we don't see you in our records, and you didn't provide the name of the service facility.
You may want to call Snapper directly at (800) 935 2967; they may be able to help you get the proper performance from your mower, or speak with your service tech. Or, perhaps even better, direct you to a different service center since the one you're using hasn't been much help.
It is normal to have to push a self-propelled mower forward an inch or three to disengage the forward movement; but you are right- 3 feet is too much. The repair should be covered under Snapper's 2 year consumer Factory Warranty.
You may want to call Snapper directly at (800) 935 2967; they may be able to help you get the proper performance from your mower, or speak with your service tech. Or, perhaps even better, direct you to a different service center since the one you're using hasn't been much help.
It is normal to have to push a self-propelled mower forward an inch or three to disengage the forward movement; but you are right- 3 feet is too much. The repair should be covered under Snapper's 2 year consumer Factory Warranty.
Dale V.
Power Equipment Expert
Rating Breakdown
1/5
1/5
1/5
1/5
We changed from Ariens to Snapper
By Don
North Platte, Nebraska
Purchased 05/11/2010 |
Review Posted 06/01/2010
Our past three mowers has been Ariens, but last one was very hard starting.
After comparing all the models we selected a Snapper with electric start. We were used to crazy wheels on the front and without them the mower seems very hard to control.
The ground speed control is very hard to control. If you don't wear gloves you can get a blister running the ground speed control.
Using the bagger you end up with just about as much grass on you as in the bag. The older models have a much better speed control and bagger system than the new ones.
After comparing all the models we selected a Snapper with electric start. We were used to crazy wheels on the front and without them the mower seems very hard to control.
The ground speed control is very hard to control. If you don't wear gloves you can get a blister running the ground speed control.
Using the bagger you end up with just about as much grass on you as in the bag. The older models have a much better speed control and bagger system than the new ones.
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Expert Response
You may want to give the folks at Snapper Technical Support a call, toll free, at (800) 935 2967. They may have some tips on how to set up the mower to better suit your needs.
Dale V.
Power Equipment Expert
Rating Breakdown
3/5
3/5
3/5
3/5
Solid mower
By Drew
Smyrna, Delaware
Review Posted 04/12/2010
This is my first Snapper mower, my last two over 16 years were Lawn Boys.
This mower seems to do it all, and I like having the option of pull start or just turning the key.
The mower is quite fast, and I'm still getting used to adjusting the speed. The bag is larger than I had on the Lawn Boys.
I've only used it three times but I like the mower.
This mower seems to do it all, and I like having the option of pull start or just turning the key.
The mower is quite fast, and I'm still getting used to adjusting the speed. The bag is larger than I had on the Lawn Boys.
I've only used it three times but I like the mower.
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Rating Breakdown
5/5
5/5
5/5
5/5
Fantastic Machines
By Debbie James
Ironton, Ohio
Review Posted 04/05/2010
I've never actually used this model of Snapper mower but if it's anything like the Snapper we used to have
(until it was stolen in 1992) that was the BEST lawnmower I had ever seen!
My husband used it to bush hog my Mother-in-law's yard and hit part of a concrete block! That would have distroyed any other mower but that 5 hp. Snapper just chopped it up and discharged it.
I would have bought another one but our local dealer closed and I haven't found another.
(until it was stolen in 1992) that was the BEST lawnmower I had ever seen!
My husband used it to bush hog my Mother-in-law's yard and hit part of a concrete block! That would have distroyed any other mower but that 5 hp. Snapper just chopped it up and discharged it.
I would have bought another one but our local dealer closed and I haven't found another.
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Expert Response
You are welcome to buy one from us- we would certainly appreciate your business!
Dale V.
Power Equipment Expert
Rating Breakdown
5/5
5/5
5/5
5/5
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