The TB220 Troy-Bilt 3-in-1 lawn mower operates with a powerful 159cc Powermore OHV engine and will accommodate small to medium size yards. This mower is self-propelled and equipped with front wheel drive. The 21″ TriAction cutting deck offers a lightweight design, integrated deck wash, along with dual-lever height adjustment for your liking. The TB220 cutting
The TB220 Troy-Bilt 3-in-1 lawn mower operates with a powerful 159cc Powermore OHV engine and will accommodate small to medium size yards. This mower is self-propelled and equipped with front wheel drive. The 21″ TriAction cutting deck offers a lightweight design, integrated deck wash, along with dual-lever height adjustment for your liking. The TB220 cutting deck height settings range from 1.25″ to 3.75″. This light weight mower has 8″ x 11″ durable wheels for easy maneuverability. 1.9 bushel grass bag included and Troy-Bilt offers a 2-year limited warranty on the TB220.
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I LIKE THE ITEM BUT IT ARRIVED DAMAGED WITH A BENT …
Not my first, but absolutely my LAST Troy-Bilt product (including anything labled MTD) This mower starts quickly and runs well. However, there are some design flaws that would cause me to choose a different mower next time. The self-propelled handle grip is the small lever on the right side of the bar, and it must be held tight to the bar to engage the front drive at maximum speed. By comparison, my Toro self-propelled mower has a full-width push bar, which is more comfortable, ergonomic and also more intuitive. The kill switch on this mower is the thin red spring-loaded bar at…
I’ve owned previous Troy-Bilt products, but they were manufactured by the old Troy-Bilt company. THIS IS ABSOLUTE JUNK! I will never purchase another Troy-Bilt or MTD product. Specifically: I went to change the oil today at the start of my 2nd season after replacing my very ancient Troy-Bilt last season. Change oil? Forget it! You can’t do it (at least cleanly or reasonably. You have two choices: siphon out the old oil from the filler tube, or there’s a tiny drain plug at the base of the…