Ybravo Commercial Walk-Behind Mower
Ybravo Bravo 21-601 commercial walk-behind mower is capable of ground speeds up to 4.2 mph at 3,200 engine rpm. The Ybravo Commercial Walk-Behind Mower features a proprietary heavy-duty 2-speed gear drive transmission (patent pending) and Kawasaki FJ18OV Kai engine that combine to deliver the fastest ground speed in its class.
An adjustment knob located at the handle allows the operator to easily adjust the drive engagement of the mower to their personal preference. The oversized handle tubes are made of 34mm aircraft-quality aluminum and provide a strong handle solution while minimizing weight. Additional commercial features include:
• A 14 gauge heavy-duty steel deck providing years of trouble-free commercial use with a rolled lip at the bottom for additional rigidity.
• A Blade Spindle Assembly with forged spindle shaft for optimum strength, die cast aluminum housing for better heat dissipation, innovative lubrication design that places each ball bearing in its own sealed compartment within the spindle housing ensuring permanent lubrication.
• A superior mulching “deep-draw” cutting deck with a special rolled lip that provides superior vacuum for a manicured lawn even in moist conditions.
• A large capacity catcher that fills completely without clogging even in damp grass for fewer stops and is quick and easy to remove straight through the handles without cables in the way.
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