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Toro 20332
$390.00
Released February, 2009
The Pros:Starts 75% of the time on the first pull, always on the second. Clears taller grass efficiently, with easy to set wheel heights. Cleaning port does a good job for rinsing out almost all the grass that collects under the deck.
The Cons:Drive belt makes some noise if cutting wet grass. Leaves wheel tracks in some types of grass. Blade gets dull pretty quickly.
The 20332 is a mid-range model in Toro's line of Recycler lawnmowers. Like all units in the series, it is powered by a Briggs & Stratton ReadyStart engine, but it lacks the low-emissions and electric-start features of some higher models.
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Its main improvement over the 20330 is the 'Personal Pace' self-propel rear-wheel drive, which detects the user's walking speed and adjusts its speed accordingly. Another addition is a 'Bag-On-Demand' feature, which allows quick switching from mulching to bagging using a lever. Unlike other models in the series, the 20332 lacks a washout port, so the underside of the mower must be flushed manually. Two years of full warranty coverage are provided.
Features
- Briggs & Stratton ReadyStart engine
- Self propel
- Adapts to walking speed
- Rear-wheel drive
- 22" cutting deck
- Bag On Demand
- Single-piece handle
- 6.75 ft-lb gross torque
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starts 75% of the time on the first pull, always on the second
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clears taller grass efficiently, with easy to set wheel heights
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cleaning port does a good job for rinsing out almost all the grass that collects under the deck
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drive belt makes some noise if cutting wet grass
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leaves wheel tracks in some types of grass
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blade gets dull pretty quickly
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if the grass that collects under the deck dries, its hard to clean off
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