Honda HRC216HDA 21 in. GXV160 Commercial Hydrostatic Self-Propelled Gas Mower
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The HRC216HDA is Honda's 21-inch commercial walk-behind mower, built around the GXV160 commercial engine and a hydrostatic cruise-control transmission with shaft drive. The MicroCut twin-blade system gives four cutting surfaces for fine clippings and denser bagging, and the 16-gauge steel deck with side guards and front bumper is made for daily professional use. It suits landscapers, municipalities and property crews, plus homeowners with large lawns who want commercial durability. Against belt-drive commercial mowers it trades some simplicity for stepless speed control and no belts to adjust; it is heavy at about 121 lb operating, and it is not sold in California.
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The Honda HRC216HDA is a 21-inch commercial-grade, self-propelled walk-behind gas mower. It uses the Honda GXV160 OHV 4-stroke engine, which has a cast iron cylinder sleeve, a two-stage air filter, a ball bearing supported crankshaft, electronic ignition and a mechanical governor. The fuel tank holds 0.37 gallon, and a manual fuel shut-off valve lets you close off fuel for transport, storage or maintenance.
A hydrostatic Cruise Control transmission gives infinitely variable ground speed from 2.1 to 4.0 mph. An automotive-style drive shaft carries power from the engine to the transmission. There are no belts to slip, break or adjust. The MicroCut Twin Blade system has four cutting surfaces and makes finer clippings for mulching and bagging, with up to 30% more clippings fitting in the bag.
The 21-inch deck is 16-gauge steel with side guards and a front bumper that also serves as a tie-down location. The mower rolls on 9-inch Nexite wheels with sealed ball bearings in all four wheels. The handles use 1-inch steel tubing. A flywheel brake stops the blade when you let go of the handles. Mulching and bagging are standard, and an optional rear side discharge is sold separately.
