The Toro XL380 riding mower is a mid-size model in Toro’s XL series of riding lawn tractors. A similar but slightly less powerful machine in the same series is the Toro XL320 mower, while if you’re looking for something more powerful, check out the Toro XL440H mower. The engine that powers the XL 380 is a Briggs and Stratton Intek model with overhead valves. This engine has a displacement of 0. 465 liters. Power to the wheels from the engine is controlled by a shift transmission on the XL 380, while the Toro XL380H uses a hydrostatic transmission. This gearbox provides the mower with 5 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. The fuel tank has a maximum capacity of 6. 6 liters of gasoline.
The wheelbase of the Toro XL380 mower is 47 inches, while its overall length is 66. 5 inches. The total weight of the XL 380 is not particularly high, at 210. 9 kg (465 pounds). Managing the tractor in tight spaces is not very easy, as it has a minimum turning radius of 20 inches, which is not particularly low for a mower of this size. Many accessories can be attached to this tractor. These include a snow blower, front blade, rear bagger as well as a utility truck.
The mower deck that comes with the Toro XL380 and Toro XL380H is a choice of a 38-inch Side Discharge deck or a 38-inch Recycler mower deck. The Recycler deck is set to thoroughly mulch grass clippings so they rot quickly and return their nutrients to the soil. The Toro XL380H is a very similar model to the regular XL 380, except for the simple fact that it uses a hydrostatic transmission. So if you are going to leave a review about the Toro XL380H, please leave it below.
