RIDING MOWER ENGINE

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Riding Mower Engine

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Commercial Turf Series™
Commercial Turf Series™

Purpose-built for use in Zero-Turn Mowers and designed to perform under the harsh, demanding conditions where these workhorse machines do their job. With our ultimate in dust and particle filtration, an advanced debris management system and beefed-up cylinder block structure, our Commercial Turf engines have what it takes to make a day’s work of the toughest mowing jobs.

Professional Series (V-Twin)™
Professional Series (V-Twin)™

The Professional Series™ is a professional line of fully featured engines designed to deliver world-class endurance and power. With commercial-grade features the Professional Series delivers enhanced power, easy starting, smoother and quieter operation, long life, and professional results.

Professional Series (Single Cylinder)™
Professional Series (Single Cylinder)™

The Professional Series™ is a professional line of fully featured engines designed to deliver world-class endurance and power. With commercial-grade features the Professional Series delivers enhanced power, easy starting, smoother and quieter operation, long life, and professional results.

PowerBuilt™ Series
PowerBuilt™ Series

The PowerBuilt™ Series is a value-engineered yet highly functional group of engines. Designed to meet basic riding mower needs, the PowerBuilt™ series features our unique OHV (OverHead Valve) technology along with a simple-to-maintain design, creating a more durable, longer lasting engine.

PowerBuilt™ Series
PowerBuilt™ Series

The PowerBuilt™ Series is a value-engineered yet highly functional group of engines. Designed to meet basic riding mower needs, the PowerBuilt™ series features our unique OHV (OverHead Valve) technology along with a simple-to-maintain design, creating a more durable, longer lasting engine.

Intek™ with XRD Series (V-Twin)
Intek™ with XRD Series (V-Twin)

The powerful Intek™ Series V-Twin engine with XRD delivers unmatched reliability along with superior performance and durability. New for 2009, XRD is the consolidation of dozens of improvements to give the engines extra reliability and durability. The V-Twin engine also features a Dynamically Balanced Crankshaft.

Intek™ with XRD (Single Cylinder)
Intek™ with XRD (Single Cylinder)

The powerful Intek™ Series delivers unmatched reliability along with superior performance and durability. New for 2009, XRD is the consolidation of dozens of improvements to give the engines extra reliability and durability.

950 Series
950 Series

The all new 950 Series™ engines provide easier starting, more durability, and lower emissions. These lightweight engines provide the power needed for high-performance mowing. Features a Ready Start® starting system.

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Riding Mower Engines

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