
Honda HRX217K5VKA 187cc Gas 21 in. 4-in-1 Versamow System Lawn Mower
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The Honda HRX217K5VKA is a self-propelled 21-inch gas mower built around Honda's GCV200 engine and the Versamow 4-in-1 system, which lets you mulch, bag, discharge or shred leaves without swapping parts. Its NeXite deck resists rust and dents better than steel, and the Select Drive dial gives stepless ground speed up to 4 MPH. It suits homeowners with medium to large lawns who want a durable, low-maintenance mower and will pay more for Honda's engine reputation. Against Toro and Husqvarna rivals it stands out on the Versamow clipping control and deck material, but it is heavier and lacks a electric start on this trim.
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Owners praise the HRX217 for its easy starting, quiet GCV engine and the Versamow lever that makes leaf shredding simple. Many call the NeXite deck a long-term durability win. Complaints center on weight, the lack of electric start and the price premium over comparable mowers.
It has a NeXite deck and twin blades with the MicroCut System. A 4-in-1 system lets the user mulch, bag, shred leaves, or discharge clippings to the side or rear. Rear discharge is the standard setting.
The Infinitely Variable Select Drive controls the mowing pace, with ground speed from 0 to 4 MPH. The engine starts with a recoil starter and an automatic choke, and it runs on a fixed throttle. A flywheel brake controls the blades.
The cutting height has 7 positions from 3/4 inch to 4 inches. The handle is a 1-inch steel tube with 3 height positions. The mower rolls on 9-inch plastic wheels with ball bearings and comes with a 2.5-bushel bag.







