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Welcome to our page on Cub Cadet Lawn mower Many owners have had there
Cub Cadet lawn mower tractor for a long time! They use it every day
to cut their lawns which are often very large. After each and every use, consumers should clean any debris left
behind. Cleaning debris from your club cadet lawn mower will ensure
that the housing, wheels etc do not rot away over time and your machine
continues to operate properly. The Cub Cadet SRC 621 six-speed
self-propelled mower is at the top of its class according to many readers.
This mower easily climbs itself over any terrain that you might throw
at it. Plus, it has a bagger, mulching option and side discharge. It
comes with a 6.5-horsepower Kawasaki OHV engine, with a standard 21-inch
cut. For those living near a golf course, this mower might make their
grounds crew a little jealous.
It's no belt drive system means that the engine connects directly
to the transmission. The only belt, obviously, is the mower deck belt,
which will need maintained/changed every few years. Plus, the engine
is designed a lot like a car's engine-it is a fully pressured and lubricated
engine. One minor issue that I discovered on chat forums was that its turn
radius should be tighter. Well, with toughness and durability, you're
always going to have to suffer some flexibility (think of body builders!).
Anyhow, with its cast iron front axel, solid drive shaft, cruise control
and unyielding transmission, it's no wonder you won't have to buy another
model for sometime. .
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