Murray 21\" Gas Push LawnWorx 6358410 WG775 24V Electric Mower with Grass Catcher For Sale

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Murray 21\" Gas Push LawnWorx 6358410 WG775 24V Electric Mower with Grass Catcher:
$359.95

About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer: For certain items sold by Walmart on Walmart.com, the displayed country of origin information may not be accurate or consistent with manufacturer information. For updated, accurate country of origin data, it is recommended that you rely on product packaging or manufacturer information.Get the job done with a Murray 21-inch gas push lawn mower featuring a powerful Briggs & Stratton 150cc OHV 625ex Series Engine to cut through thick grass. This reliable mower is easy to start featuring the ReadyStart, no prime, no choke, just pull for power starting system. The versatile 3-in-1 cutting deck lets you choose your cut finish from mulching, bagging or side discharge. The dual-lever height adjustment provides you with six grass-cutting settings. 11\" rear wheels help maneuver on unven terrain or hills. Murray 21\" Gas Push Lawn Mower with Side Discharge, Mulching, Rear Bag and Rear High Wheel:Best for small-to-medium sized yards up to 1/2 acre with hilly or uneven terrainPush drive system maneuvers easily around landscapingHigh-performance Briggs & Stratton 150cc OHV 625ex Series Engine features the ReadyStart, no prime, no choke system — just pull for power


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