- Is the Troy-Bilt TB100 self-propelled?
- No. It is a push mower with rear-wheel drive for traction, but you supply the pushing force. On slopes, a self-propelled model will be easier.
- Does it mulch?
- Yes. The deck supports mulching, so you can return clippings to the lawn instead of bagging them.
- What size lawn is it good for?
- Its 21-inch deck suits small to mid-size yards. Larger lawns or hilly properties are better served by a wider or self-propelled mower.
- Does it have electric start?
- No. It uses a pull-start gas engine, so expect a manual recoil start each time.
- What maintenance does it need?
- Plan on regular oil changes, spark plug checks and fresh fuel, plus draining or stabilizing fuel before winter storage.
- How does it compare with a self-propelled mower?
- It has the same kind of 21-inch gas engine but no drive to the wheels, so it is lighter and simpler yet harder to push on slopes. Self-propelled rivals cost more and add parts that can wear.
- Where is the Troy-Bilt 11A-B0BP723 TB100 21 in Gas Push Lawn Mower cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $299.99, as of our latest check.