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Troy-Bilt 21 in. 140 cc 550ex Series Briggs & Stratton Gas Walk Behind Push Mower with 2-in-1 Cutting TriAction Cutting System Engine Make:Briggs and Stratton Secure Clamping: Partially threaded shank Item Weight:6.758
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Troy Bilt 21 in. 140 cc 550ex Series Briggs & Stratton Gas Walk Behind Push Mower with 2 in 1 Cutting TriAction Cutting System Engine Make:Briggs and Stratton Secure Clamping: Partially threaded shank Item Weight:6.758 Secure Clamping: Partially threaded shank improves grip and minimizes shear Bulk Convenience: 25 pieces per box for shop or jobsite efficiency 75 Walk Behind Mower Type Manual Push Assembly Required Yes Start Type Pull Cord Cutting Width 21 inches Assembled Width (in specialized blade and symmetrical deck work together to create finely mulched clippings and a clean
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