The McCulloch M200107HRB riding mower is just about the largest machine available from McCulloch. The engine that powers it is a two-cylinder Intek designed and manufactured by Briggs and Stratton. This engine produces 11. 1 kW at 2500 rpm. The engine is kept lubricated by a fully pressurized lubrication system. An air cooling system is used to prevent engine overheating. The fuel tank holds 7. 5 liters of gasoline. A hydrostatic transmission is used to direct power from the engine to the wheels. This makes the M200 107HRB automatic without the need to change gear.
The McCulloch M200107HRB is quite a heavy machine, which is understandable given the fact that it has such a large engine. He weighs 239 kg. Since the M200107HRB comes with a rear grass catcher as standard, it’s also quite long, with a total length of 2. 5m (98. 4in) when the bagger is attached to the rear. If you don’t want to use the bagger on the back of the mower that’s fine, you can use a mulching plate instead or alternatively you can just shoot the grass clippings out the side of the deck.
The McCulloch M200107HRB’s deck has a 42-inch (1. 07 m) width of cut, making it one of McCulloch’s widest riding mowers. The platform can be raised and lowered from a height of 1. 5 inches above the grass to a height of 4 inches. Raises and lowers in half inch increments. The deck knives on the M200107 HRB engage via a manual lever and are belt driven. If you are looking for lawn tractors of similar power to this, then you should take a look at the McCulloch M200117H and the McCulloch M22042H garden tractor mowers.
