STIHL RMA 460 V Battery Powered Self-Propelled Lawn Mower, 63682000035

The STIHL RMA 460 V is the first self-propelled lawn mower in the AK System. Allowing for self-propelling speeds from 0.6 mph to 2.8 mph with the slide of a lever, the RMA 460 V provides smooth and convenient operation that adjusts to conserve energy and optimize run time. With a 19 inch steel mowing deck and a 15.85-gallon grass bag, homeowners can enjoy a wide cutting path and the ability to minimize stops needed for emptying. A great fit for small to midsize yards, the RMA 460 V conserves battery and extends run time by automatically reducing power when mowing through light grass and increasing power in taller or thicker grass. In fact, the RMA 460 V can mow the length of 12 football fields On A Single Charge. *Mow up to 3,898 linear feet with the AK 30 battery on a single charge. Usage claim tested and verified by an independent third-party test laboratory. Run time per charge may vary depending on usage and application.

FEATURES

• Self-Propelled - The self-propel function features a variable-speed setting control, reducing user fatigue by offering choices of mowing speeds.
• 19-inch Steel Mowing Deck - Homeowners can trust that the steel mowing deck will provide more durability than a plastic alternative.
• Convenient Handle - Not only is the handlebar is easily adjustable for user comfort, it also folds making it easy to transport and store the mower.
• Brushless Motor - The advanced brushless motor virtually eliminates maintenance while supplying the power and performance you expect from STIHL.
• Multiple Storage Options - The mower can be stowed in three positions: folded on all four wheels, unfolded on all four wheels, or upright and folded in the cleaning position with blades facing the wall to save floor space.
• Battery Life - With no gradual drop in power, users can work at full speed until the battery is depleted.
• Power Switch - Just push the button and pull the switch lever for instant startup.
• Locking Key - Key prevents accidental starting of the motor.