#What year is my snapper s200 pro pro

The heavy gauge steel deck includes a step for cockpit access. Quarter-inch Marbain steel blades generate high lift, require less frequent sharpening and make for a precision cut. The iCD decks have greaseable 1” cast-iron spindles on an 8” diameter flange to add strength and aid in dispersal of energy to the deck. Flagg just tells customers it stands for Improved Cutting Design, which the system is. Seeing that iCD is a trademarked name, we asked Nate Flagg of BPE what it stood for, and were told he raised that question at the Munnsville factory but received no answer.

#What year is my snapper s200 pro pro

Snapper Pro S series machines come with iCD decks, which utilize extra wide discharge chutes to evenly disperse grass clippings and a sloped nose to reduce front discharge. Front caster tires are 13 x 6.5-6 pneumatic with a solid flat-free option. Ground speeds up to 10 mph forward and 5 mph reverse are possible. An internal transaxle parking brake assures safe and positive parking. Two commercial Hydro-Gear ZT-5400 transaxles with 9” cooling fans and dual hydro fluid reservoirs and filters put power to the 24 x 12-12 drive tires riding on 1-3/8” axles. Filler caps are wide for easy fueling.ĬOMPARISON: Read our review of the 2017 Cub Cadet XT2 LX42″ EFI Onboard fuel is 10 gallons using two switchable five-gallon tanks. A two-stage air filter with primary and secondary elements is also employed. At the rear, the integrated oil fill cap and filter access is factory wired closed, preventing an errant fluid addition and/or introduction of dirt, while the dipstick to check fluid level locks in place with a positive click. Factory oil is 15w-50 synthetic and the savings over a machine with hundred-hour service interval can be as much as 60% per mower, per season. The dry-sump increases off-angle lubrication protection, while the external reservoir helps keep oil temperature cooler. OGS stands for Oil Guard System, which uses dry-sump technology along with an external oil reservoir to extend oil change intervals to 500 hours. Our test zero-turn was powered by the 810cc Vanguard making 28 hp at 3600 rpm and equipped with the abovementioned OGS system. The S200xt is available in five flavors, with the model 5901664 powered by a Kawasaki 852cc engine making 25.5 hp and with a 61” deck, the model 5901280 powered by a Brigs & Stratton Commercial Series 810cc engine making 27 hp and with a 61” deck, the model 5901665 (and the model of our test zero-turn) powered by a Vanguard 810 EFI with OGS (more on this below) making 28 hp and with a 61” deck, the model 5901666 powered by a Vanguard Big Block 993cc EFI with OGS making 37 hp and with a 61” deck, and the model 5901667 powered by the same Vanguard Big Block but with a 72” deck. On a recent demo at Brentwood Power Equipment in Brentwood, NH, we were able to spend some time with the Snapper Pro S200xt flagship model. The current S series, consists of four zero-turn mowers ranging in horsepower from 19 to 37 and with mower deck sizes from 36” to 72”.

Snapper Pro, a Briggs & Stratton company, is known for its commercial lineup of zero-turn and walk-behind mowers.