The Snapper Riding Mowers Site - Best Reviews and Deals!

Snapper Riding Mowers are the highest quality, most durable products on the market. Who says so? Lawncare.com for one. They say the Snapper is one of the best deals because of its longevity and easy to use style.

Ranging from $1,400 - $5,000 depending on the deck size, horsepower and accessories, each Snapper with a Briggs & Stratton engine, a solid steel pivoting frame and a 2 year warranty. These riding mowers are easy to operate. Even if you cannot use a push mower, you can ride a Snapper. Especially unique is the rear engine on each model. It comes with a disc drive transmission. That means you don't have a clutch or gears to fool with. It is as easy as driving an automatic car. So, even if you are not a pro at driving a riding mower, you will find these red and black mowers easy to navigate around trees, flower beds, lawn decorations and sidewalks.

Snapper Riding Mowers are easy to maintain as well. The newer rear engine models have what is called a stand-on-end feature. That means the engine is designed to stand upright for easier cleaning. It also makes storing the mower in the off season less of a hassle. It can drive in and fit in the shed or even the cramped corner of your garage.

Here are some other features that makes these mowers stand out from all the rest. They have what is called a 3-in-1 convertibility feature. That means you can decide how you want to dispose of the clippings. You can bag them, mulch them back into the lawn, or dispense them through the side chute. More and more people are choosing to mulch the clippings back into their lawns. It saves landfill space and enriches the roots. The Snapper does this beautifully, so you can walk on your lawn right after mowing and not worry about grass clippings getting stuck to your bare feet or shoes. How? The mulching feature actually re-cuts each blade of grass as it moves across six different blades. That ensures a fine mulch that settles back deep into the grass for a healthier lawn.

Another great feature of the Snapper Riding Mower is the pivot turning frame. Its tight radius makes mowing even smaller or more intricately laid out landscapes. The steering responds quickly to zip around corners and curves while still giving you an even cut. The controls are in easy reach, and the steering is in the front, just as in a car. That means a very little learning curve, even for the novice.

The Brigg & Stratton engines are renowned for their quality and last-ability. Snappers come is varying horse power strengths from 11.5 to 17.5 SAE units, or 13.5 on up to 24 hp. These mowers have adjustable blade cut heights from 1.5 on up to 3.75 inches, so they are suitable for any grass type and the area of the country you live in.

Snapper makes zero turn mowers that range from the 150Z to the 355Z on up to the heavy duty

500Z. The 355Z has what is called the Hydro-Gear® hydrostatic transmission. It is designed to add extra torque when you need it. This is especially helpful when you are mowing larger properties. The 500Z sells for around $5000. It has the same features, plus a wrap around rear bumper to protect the engine and a heavy duty welded frame.

The RE200, which sells for around $2450, has a 12 inch turning radius and a 30 inch deck, which makes it a good machine great for medium to smaller sized yards. It has two patented features. The first is the Ground Hugger™ with its torsion suspension. This allows the front and rear wheels to pivot independently for tighter maneuvering. The other feature is the Extensive Auto Leveler™ that gives you an level cut even if your lawn is not perfectly flat. No matter how much you have to turn, it keeps the mowing deck parallel to the ground. The control tower in front puts everything in easy reach and doesn't obstruct your view.|

Features like these along with its unique patented rear engine design are what influences people to buy Snapper Riding Mowers. Plus, they have the reputation of lasting a long, long time.