| SPECIFICATIONS |
MODEL FEATURES |
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Honda OHV commercial grade engine |
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Self propelled, infinitely variable speed control hydrostatic drivetrain |
| Engine |
Honda GX390 |
Track Drive - best traction available |
| Displacement |
389cc |
Pliable, low temperature rubber tracks with sure-gripping cleats, providing solid traction and ideal balance |
| Starting System |
Recoil |
65 tons/hour clearing capacity |
| Fuel Capacity |
1.51 Gallon |
32" clearing width, 20" clearing height |
| Drive Mechanism |
Hydrostatic, Infinitely variable |
Work light standard |
| Clutch Type |
Hydrostatic |
Reversible two position skid shoes for long life |
| Wheel / Track |
Track |
Automatic decompression for easy starting |
| Stages |
2 |
Adjustable snow deflection |
| Chute Turning Radius |
210 Degrees
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A single lever accurately adjusts ground speed without affecting auger rotation speed |
| Clearing Width |
32" |
Ice breaking serrated auger |
| Clearing Height |
20.1" |
Pedal-adjustable auger height |
| Discharge Distance |
56' |
210 degree adjustable discharge chute easily controlled from operating position |
| Tons Per Hour |
65.0 |
Easy to replace shear bolts |
| Dimensions (LxWxH) |
57.7" X 32.5" X 44.3" |
Built in icing guard prevents icing in carburetor |
| Dry Weight |
265 lbs |
Interconnected drive/auger |
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Convenient control levers |
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Metal auger housing |
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3 year residential / commercial warranty |
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 10 August, 2011.
