Does Snapper still make rear engine riding mowers?
Does Snapper still make rear engine riding mowers?
The classic rear engine rider has become a lawn mowing icon with its tried and true features, and easy to use design.
Who makes Snapper rear engine mowers?
Briggs & Stratton Corporation
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (November 6, 2018) – Briggs & Stratton Corporation is enhancing its Snapper mower offerings with the resurrection of its classic Rear Engine Rider and the launch of its new 360Z zero turn mower (ZTR) with 36-inch cutting deck.
How much does a 28 inch Snapper mower weigh?
Drive train and dimensions of lawn mower
| MPN | 7800950 |
|---|---|
| Width | 32.0″ |
| Height | 43.0″ |
| Warranty | Consumer-3 Year, Commercial – 90 Day |
| Weight (lbs.) | 375 lbs. |
What happened to Snapper riding mowers?
In 2002 Snapper was acquired by Simplicity Manufacturing, which was then acquired by Briggs & Stratton in 2004. Since then the Snapper brand name has been added to products such as weed trimmers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, among others. In 2019 Briggs and Stratton announced a plan to restructure the company.
Who bought out snapper?
In 2002 Snapper was acquired by Simplicity Manufacturing, which was then acquired by Briggs & Stratton in 2004. Since then the Snapper brand name has been added to products such as weed trimmers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, among others.
Where are Snapper mowers built?
These Snapper mowers are made in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Munnsville, New York. Additional product lines like outdoor power products, snow throwers and our electric lines are produced with our trusted partners in China under our rigorous design and testing standards.
How wide is a Snapper riding lawn mower?
37 inches
Technical Specs for the Snapper 15.5/33 – Rear Engine Rider*
| Engine | |
|---|---|
| Length (in.) | 66 inches |
| Width (in.) | 37 inches |
| Height (in.) | 43 inches |
| Warranty |
Are Snapper riding mowers still made?
Currently Snapper produces two lines, their main line Hi-Vac and Ninja models sold at dealerships, as well as a different line of re-badged mowers branded Snapper sold at department stores.