Product Description The Troy-Bilt TB30E XP is a compact battery-powered riding lawn mower designed for small and medium-sized residential properties. It combines a narrow 30-inch cutting deck, traditional steering-wheel control, electric rear-wheel drive, and a rechargeable 56V MAX lithium-ion battery system. Its compact rear-engine-style configuration provides the productivity and seated comfort of a riding mower while requiring less operating and storage space than a conventional full-size lawn tractor. The 30-inch deck is particularly useful for gated backyards, narrow passages, small garages, storage sheds, and properties containing multiple landscaping obstacles. The TB30E XP is identified by Troy-Bilt as model 33AA27JDB66. It is a prior-year residential model intended for maintaining established lawn grass rather than cutting brush, weeds, or unmanaged fields. 56V MAX 30Ah Lithium-Ion Battery System The mower is powered by an integrated 56V MAX lithium-ion battery with a 30Ah capacity. This battery supplies electricity to both the mower’s drive system and cutting system, eliminating the gasoline engine used in a conventional riding mower. Because the mower is fully electric, it does not require: Gasoline Engine oil Engine-oil changes Oil filters Spark plugs Carburetor maintenance Fuel filters Gasoline stabilizer Engine exhaust-system maintenance The lithium-ion power system provides consistent electric power without the gradual engine-speed changes commonly associated with a small gasoline engine. Electric power is delivered immediately when the operator presses the accelerator and engages the cutting blade. The battery is installed as part of the mower’s power system rather than functioning like a small removable hand-tool battery. Charging is performed by connecting the approved charger to the mower’s charging port. Battery runtime depends on several operating conditions, including grass height, grass density, moisture, terrain, mowing speed, cutting height, blade condition, operator weight, ambient temperature, and the number of stops and turns made during mowing. Troy-Bilt rates the TB30E XP for up to approximately one hour of runtime per charge and enough coverage to mow up to one acre under suitable operating conditions. These are maximum estimates rather than guaranteed results for every property. Tall, wet, thick, or overgrown grass increases blade resistance and requires more electrical energy. Slopes and soft ground can also increase the amount of power required by the drive motor. For best battery performance, the mower should be fully charged before use. Owners should follow Troy-Bilt’s instructions regarding charging temperature, long-term storage, battery inspection, and the use of the original approved charging equipment. Dual Brushless-Motor System The TB30E XP uses two brushless electric motors. The electric system separates propulsion and cutting functions while reducing the number of mechanical components required compared with a gasoline riding mower. Brushless motors are designed without the replaceable carbon brushes used in older brushed electric motors. This construction reduces internal wear and supports efficient, quiet, and dependable operation. One portion of the motor system propels the mower, while the cutting system powers the mower blade. Electric blade operation eliminates the need for a gasoline engine’s traditional mechanical power-take-off arrangement. The electric drive delivers smooth acceleration through a foot-operated pedal. The operator does not need to select manual transmission gears or operate a clutch when changing normal travel speed. Foot-Pedal Electric Drive The mower features an electric drive system controlled through a convenient foot pedal. Pressing the pedal increases travel speed, while reducing pedal pressure slows the mower. Troy-Bilt describes the foot-pedal system as providing smooth speed adjustment and maneuverability. This setup provides an operating experience similar to an automatic or hydrostatic lawn tractor, although the actual propulsion system is electric rather than hydraulic. The mower can travel forward at up to approximately 4 MPH, while reverse speed is approximately 2 MPH. These speeds are appropriate for compact residential mowing and controlled maneuvering around obstacles. Maximum travel speed should not always be used while cutting. Slower operation may produce better results in tall, dense, damp, or uneven grass. The rear-wheel-drive configuration provides propulsion through the rear tires, while the front wheels respond to movement of the steering wheel. Traditional Steering-Wheel Control The TB30E XP uses a conventional steering wheel rather than the dual lap bars found on a zero-turn mower. This makes the controls familiar to homeowners who have previously operated a lawn tractor, riding mower, or small utility vehicle. The mower has an approximate 18-inch turning radius, allowing it to navigate compact residential properties while remaining easy to control. It is not a zero-turn mower and cannot rotate within its own footprint. Its compact wheelbase and narrow cutting deck help it maneuver around: Trees Flower beds Fences Garden borders Pathways Play equipment Outdoor furniture Residential buildings Operators should allow sufficient clearance around fixed objects because the mower deck and discharge chute extend beyond portions of the wheel track. 30-Inch Cutting Deck The mower is equipped with a 30-inch steel cutting deck. This compact cutting width provides greater productivity than most walk-behind lawn mowers while remaining narrow enough for properties that cannot accommodate a conventional 42-inch or 46-inch lawn tractor. The deck uses a single steel cutting blade. A single-blade design simplifies maintenance because the owner has only one blade to inspect, sharpen, balance, or replace. The blade is powered electrically, providing quick engagement without relying on a gasoline engine’s mechanical PTO system. Blade sharpness is important for efficient battery use and good cutting quality. A dull or damaged blade increases cutting resistance, which can reduce runtime and leave torn or uneven grass tips. The cutting deck should be cleaned regularly to prevent grass accumulation around the blade and discharge opening. Heavy buildup can interfere with airflow, reduce clipping movement, increase corrosion, and place additional load on the electric cutting system. Adjustable Cutting Height The TB30E XP provides an adjustable cutting-height range of approximately 1 to 4 inches. This allows the operator to select a suitable mowing height for different grass varieties, seasons, and weather conditions. Lower deck positions create a shorter finished appearance when lawn and weather conditions are appropriate. Taller settings are generally more suitable during hot or dry weather or when the grass has grown beyond its normal maintenance height. Removing too much grass during one pass can stress the lawn and increase the mower’s electrical load. Very tall grass may require an initial pass at a higher setting followed by another pass at the preferred finished height. The mower should be operated more slowly when cutting tall or heavy growth. Wet grass should be avoided where possible because it can form clumps, stick beneath the deck, and increase cutting resistance. Side-Discharge, Mulching and Bagging Capability The standard mower configuration supports side-discharge mowing. In this mode, the blade cuts the grass and directs clippings through the deck’s discharge opening. The mower can also support mulching and grass collection when equipped with the appropriate compatible accessories. The main grass-management options include: Side discharge Mulching with a compatible mulch plug or kit Collection with a compatible rear bagger Some retailer packages identify a mulch kit as included, while other packages may supply only the standard side-discharge equipment. The exact carton contents should therefore be confirmed with the specific retailer before the product page states that mulching equipment is included. Mulching recirculates the clippings beneath the deck so that they are cut into smaller pieces and returned to the lawn. It works best with dry grass, a sharp blade, and moderate growth. A compatible rear bagging system may be available separately for collecting clippings and leaves. The bagger, mounting hardware, collection components, and any special blade requirements should be verified by using the complete model number. Quiet Operation Troy-Bilt states that the TB30E XP operates up to 65% quieter than a comparable gasoline mower. Lower operating noise makes it more suitable for neighborhoods and for homeowners who prefer reduced sound and vibration during mowing. The mower still produces sound from the blade, deck airflow, tires, and electric motors. Hearing protection should therefore be used according to the instructions in the operator’s manual. The absence of a gasoline engine also eliminates engine exhaust during normal operation. However, the environmental impact of battery production, charging electricity, transportation, and eventual battery disposal still needs to be considered. Compact Residential Design The compact dimensions of the TB30E XP make it suitable for homeowners who want a riding mower but do not have enough room to store a full-size lawn tractor. Its narrow deck and compact body make it easier to move through residential gates and position inside smaller garages or sheds. The complete mower is wider than its nominal 30-inch cutting width, so gate clearance should be measured before purchase. The mower weighs approximately 360 pounds, making it lighter than many full-size electric and gasoline lawn tractors. Its weight still requires proper equipment and safe tie-down procedures when loading or transporting it. Operator Comfort and Controls The operator station includes a traditional steering wheel, adjustable seat, foot-pedal travel control, blade-engagement control, direction selector, parking brake, and battery-status display. The seat can be adjusted to accommodate different operator positions. Because this is a compact mower, very tall operators may find the seating area more restricted than that of a full-size lawn tractor. The battery-status display allows the operator to monitor the approximate remaining charge while mowing. Runtime planning is important because the mower cannot be immediately refueled like a gasoline model. A cup holder and small onboard storage features may be available depending on the exact production configuration. LED Headlight The mower includes an LED headlight that improves visibility in shaded areas or during low-light operation. The headlight is intended to assist visibility but does not make nighttime mowing automatically safe. The lawn should remain visible enough for the operator to identify obstacles, slopes, holes, people, pets, and property boundaries. Rear Hitch and Towing A rear hitch allows the mower to pull compatible light-duty lawn-care accessories. Potential attachments may include: Small utility cart Lawn sweeper Spreader Dethatcher Light-duty aerator Only accessories approved for the mower’s towing capability should be used. Heavy loads can reduce runtime and affect steering, traction, stability, and stopping distance. Tow-behind attachments should not be used on steep slopes, and passengers should never be carried in a cart or on the mower. Charging and Battery Care The mower should be charged using the Troy-Bilt-approved charger supplied with or specified for the TB30E XP. The charging area should be dry, ventilated, and protected from rain. Damaged charging cords, plugs, connectors, or battery components should not be used. The battery should not be opened, modified, punctured, crushed, burned, or exposed to extreme heat. Battery service and replacement should be handled according to the manufacturer’s procedures. During long-term storage, owners should follow the manual’s instructions regarding battery charge level and storage temperature. Leaving a lithium-ion battery completely discharged for a long period can affect its service life. Reduced Maintenance Requirements The electric powertrain eliminates many common gasoline-engine maintenance procedures. Owners do not need to perform oil changes, replace spark plugs, clean carburetors, or store gasoline. Routine maintenance still includes: Charging and inspecting the battery system Checking the charging cord and connector Cleaning the cutting deck Sharpening or replacing the blade Checking tire pressure Inspecting steering components Inspecting electrical connections Cleaning motor-cooling openings Testing safety-interlock systems Checking the parking brake Inspecting the discharge chute Checking attachment hardware Cleaning the mower after operation Water should not be directed into electric motors, battery compartments, wiring connectors, switches, or charging components. Cleaning should follow the procedure in the operator’s manual. The ignition key should be removed and the mower powered down before cleaning, inspecting, transporting, or servicing it. Intended Use and Limitations The TB30E XP is a residential riding lawn mower intended for cutting established lawn grass. It is not designed as a brush mower, field mower, agricultural tractor, commercial mower, or off-road utility vehicle. It is most appropriate for: Maintained residential grass Relatively level properties Small yards Gated backyards Narrow mowing areas Properties with limited storage Runtime and cutting performance can decrease when mowing steep terrain, tall weeds, wet grass, dense growth, or rough ground. The mower should not be operated on slopes exceeding the limits in the operator’s manual. Wet slopes should be avoided because reduced traction can cause loss of steering or control. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand Troy-Bilt Product Series TB30E XP Model Number 33AA27JDB66 Product Type Cordless Electric Riding Lawn Mower Intended Use Residential Power Source Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Battery Voltage 56V MAX Battery Capacity 30Ah Battery Configuration Integrated Mower Battery System Motor Type Brushless Electric Number of Motors 2 Starting System Key-Activated Electric Drive Type Electric Rear-Wheel Drive Speed Control Foot Pedal Transmission Gears Not Required Forward Speed Up to Approximately 4 MPH Reverse Speed Up to Approximately 2 MPH Steering Type Traditional Steering Wheel Zero-Turn Capability No Turning Radius Approximately 18 Inches Cutting Width 30 Inches Deck Material Steel Cutting Blades 1 Cutting-Height Range Approximately 1–4 Inches Standard Discharge Side Discharge Mulching Capability Yes, with Compatible Equipment Bagging Capability Yes, with Optional Compatible Bagger Maximum Advertised Runtime Up to 1 Hour Maximum Advertised Coverage Up to 1 Acre Noise Reduction Up to 65% Quieter Than Gas Headlight LED Operator Seat Adjustable Rear Hitch Included Approximate Weight 360 Pounds Gasoline Required No Engine Oil Required No Oil Filter Not Required Spark Plug Not Required Carburetor Not Used Engine Emissions During Use None Recommended Terrain Maintained Residential Lawn Commercial Classification No Product Status Prior-Year Model The one-hour runtime and one-acre coverage figures are maximum manufacturer estimates. Actual performance depends on mowing conditions and operating technique. What’s Included Troy-Bilt TB30E XP electric riding lawn mower Integrated 56V MAX 30Ah lithium-ion battery system Two brushless electric motors 30-inch steel cutting deck Single cutting blade Electric rear-wheel-drive system Foot-pedal speed control Traditional steering wheel Adjustable operator seat Side-discharge chute LED headlight Rear hitch Ignition key Battery charger Factory-installed safety-interlock system Operator documentation The mulch kit may be included with certain retailer packages, but this should be confirmed before listing it as standard equipment. Accessories Sold Separately Compatible rear grass bagger Compatible mulching kit or mulch plug Replacement mower blade Replacement discharge components Riding-mower cover Small utility cart Tow-behind lawn sweeper Fertilizer and seed spreader Tow-behind dethatcher Light-duty aerator Replacement charger Manufacturer-approved battery components Tire maintenance equipment Blade sharpening and maintenance supplies Accessory compatibility should be confirmed using the complete 33AA27JDB66 model number before ordering. Ideal Applications Small residential lawns Properties up to approximately one acre Gated backyards Narrow lawn sections Homes with limited mower-storage space Routine weekly grass cutting Side-discharge mowing Mulching with compatible equipment Grass collection with an optional bagger Quiet residential neighborhoods Homeowners switching from gasoline to electric Users wanting reduced maintenance Operators preferring traditional steering-wheel control Relatively level maintained properties Light towing with compatible accessories Homeowners who do not want to store gasoline Users seeking a compact cordless riding mower Properties where a 42-inch mower is too wide
The Troy-Bilt TB30E XP is a compact battery-powered riding lawn mower designed for small and medium-sized residential properties. It combines a narrow 30-inch cutting deck, traditional steering-wheel control, electric rear-wheel drive, and a rechargeable 56V MAX lithium-ion battery system.
Its compact rear-engine-style configuration provides the productivity and seated comfort of a riding mower while requiring less operating and storage space than a conventional full-size lawn tractor. The 30-inch deck is particularly useful for gated backyards, narrow passages, small garages, storage sheds, and properties containing multiple landscaping obstacles.
The TB30E XP is identified by Troy-Bilt as model 33AA27JDB66. It is a prior-year residential model intended for maintaining established lawn grass rather than cutting brush, weeds, or unmanaged fields.
The mower is powered by an integrated 56V MAX lithium-ion battery with a 30Ah capacity. This battery supplies electricity to both the mower’s drive system and cutting system, eliminating the gasoline engine used in a conventional riding mower.
Because the mower is fully electric, it does not require:
The lithium-ion power system provides consistent electric power without the gradual engine-speed changes commonly associated with a small gasoline engine. Electric power is delivered immediately when the operator presses the accelerator and engages the cutting blade.
The battery is installed as part of the mower’s power system rather than functioning like a small removable hand-tool battery. Charging is performed by connecting the approved charger to the mower’s charging port.
Battery runtime depends on several operating conditions, including grass height, grass density, moisture, terrain, mowing speed, cutting height, blade condition, operator weight, ambient temperature, and the number of stops and turns made during mowing.
Troy-Bilt rates the TB30E XP for up to approximately one hour of runtime per charge and enough coverage to mow up to one acre under suitable operating conditions. These are maximum estimates rather than guaranteed results for every property.
Tall, wet, thick, or overgrown grass increases blade resistance and requires more electrical energy. Slopes and soft ground can also increase the amount of power required by the drive motor.
For best battery performance, the mower should be fully charged before use. Owners should follow Troy-Bilt’s instructions regarding charging temperature, long-term storage, battery inspection, and the use of the original approved charging equipment.
The TB30E XP uses two brushless electric motors. The electric system separates propulsion and cutting functions while reducing the number of mechanical components required compared with a gasoline riding mower.
Brushless motors are designed without the replaceable carbon brushes used in older brushed electric motors. This construction reduces internal wear and supports efficient, quiet, and dependable operation.
One portion of the motor system propels the mower, while the cutting system powers the mower blade. Electric blade operation eliminates the need for a gasoline engine’s traditional mechanical power-take-off arrangement.
The electric drive delivers smooth acceleration through a foot-operated pedal. The operator does not need to select manual transmission gears or operate a clutch when changing normal travel speed.
The mower features an electric drive system controlled through a convenient foot pedal. Pressing the pedal increases travel speed, while reducing pedal pressure slows the mower. Troy-Bilt describes the foot-pedal system as providing smooth speed adjustment and maneuverability.
This setup provides an operating experience similar to an automatic or hydrostatic lawn tractor, although the actual propulsion system is electric rather than hydraulic.
The mower can travel forward at up to approximately 4 MPH, while reverse speed is approximately 2 MPH. These speeds are appropriate for compact residential mowing and controlled maneuvering around obstacles.
Maximum travel speed should not always be used while cutting. Slower operation may produce better results in tall, dense, damp, or uneven grass.
The rear-wheel-drive configuration provides propulsion through the rear tires, while the front wheels respond to movement of the steering wheel.
The TB30E XP uses a conventional steering wheel rather than the dual lap bars found on a zero-turn mower. This makes the controls familiar to homeowners who have previously operated a lawn tractor, riding mower, or small utility vehicle.
The mower has an approximate 18-inch turning radius, allowing it to navigate compact residential properties while remaining easy to control. It is not a zero-turn mower and cannot rotate within its own footprint.
Its compact wheelbase and narrow cutting deck help it maneuver around:
Operators should allow sufficient clearance around fixed objects because the mower deck and discharge chute extend beyond portions of the wheel track.
The mower is equipped with a 30-inch steel cutting deck. This compact cutting width provides greater productivity than most walk-behind lawn mowers while remaining narrow enough for properties that cannot accommodate a conventional 42-inch or 46-inch lawn tractor.
The deck uses a single steel cutting blade. A single-blade design simplifies maintenance because the owner has only one blade to inspect, sharpen, balance, or replace.
The blade is powered electrically, providing quick engagement without relying on a gasoline engine’s mechanical PTO system.
Blade sharpness is important for efficient battery use and good cutting quality. A dull or damaged blade increases cutting resistance, which can reduce runtime and leave torn or uneven grass tips.
The cutting deck should be cleaned regularly to prevent grass accumulation around the blade and discharge opening. Heavy buildup can interfere with airflow, reduce clipping movement, increase corrosion, and place additional load on the electric cutting system.
The TB30E XP provides an adjustable cutting-height range of approximately 1 to 4 inches. This allows the operator to select a suitable mowing height for different grass varieties, seasons, and weather conditions.
Lower deck positions create a shorter finished appearance when lawn and weather conditions are appropriate. Taller settings are generally more suitable during hot or dry weather or when the grass has grown beyond its normal maintenance height.
Removing too much grass during one pass can stress the lawn and increase the mower’s electrical load. Very tall grass may require an initial pass at a higher setting followed by another pass at the preferred finished height.
The mower should be operated more slowly when cutting tall or heavy growth. Wet grass should be avoided where possible because it can form clumps, stick beneath the deck, and increase cutting resistance.
The standard mower configuration supports side-discharge mowing. In this mode, the blade cuts the grass and directs clippings through the deck’s discharge opening.
The mower can also support mulching and grass collection when equipped with the appropriate compatible accessories.
The main grass-management options include:
Some retailer packages identify a mulch kit as included, while other packages may supply only the standard side-discharge equipment. The exact carton contents should therefore be confirmed with the specific retailer before the product page states that mulching equipment is included.
Mulching recirculates the clippings beneath the deck so that they are cut into smaller pieces and returned to the lawn. It works best with dry grass, a sharp blade, and moderate growth.
A compatible rear bagging system may be available separately for collecting clippings and leaves. The bagger, mounting hardware, collection components, and any special blade requirements should be verified by using the complete model number.
Troy-Bilt states that the TB30E XP operates up to 65% quieter than a comparable gasoline mower. Lower operating noise makes it more suitable for neighborhoods and for homeowners who prefer reduced sound and vibration during mowing.
The mower still produces sound from the blade, deck airflow, tires, and electric motors. Hearing protection should therefore be used according to the instructions in the operator’s manual.
The absence of a gasoline engine also eliminates engine exhaust during normal operation. However, the environmental impact of battery production, charging electricity, transportation, and eventual battery disposal still needs to be considered.
The compact dimensions of the TB30E XP make it suitable for homeowners who want a riding mower but do not have enough room to store a full-size lawn tractor.
Its narrow deck and compact body make it easier to move through residential gates and position inside smaller garages or sheds. The complete mower is wider than its nominal 30-inch cutting width, so gate clearance should be measured before purchase.
The mower weighs approximately 360 pounds, making it lighter than many full-size electric and gasoline lawn tractors. Its weight still requires proper equipment and safe tie-down procedures when loading or transporting it.
The operator station includes a traditional steering wheel, adjustable seat, foot-pedal travel control, blade-engagement control, direction selector, parking brake, and battery-status display.
The seat can be adjusted to accommodate different operator positions. Because this is a compact mower, very tall operators may find the seating area more restricted than that of a full-size lawn tractor.
The battery-status display allows the operator to monitor the approximate remaining charge while mowing. Runtime planning is important because the mower cannot be immediately refueled like a gasoline model.
A cup holder and small onboard storage features may be available depending on the exact production configuration.
The mower includes an LED headlight that improves visibility in shaded areas or during low-light operation. The headlight is intended to assist visibility but does not make nighttime mowing automatically safe.
The lawn should remain visible enough for the operator to identify obstacles, slopes, holes, people, pets, and property boundaries.
A rear hitch allows the mower to pull compatible light-duty lawn-care accessories. Potential attachments may include:
Only accessories approved for the mower’s towing capability should be used. Heavy loads can reduce runtime and affect steering, traction, stability, and stopping distance.
Tow-behind attachments should not be used on steep slopes, and passengers should never be carried in a cart or on the mower.
The mower should be charged using the Troy-Bilt-approved charger supplied with or specified for the TB30E XP.
The charging area should be dry, ventilated, and protected from rain. Damaged charging cords, plugs, connectors, or battery components should not be used.
The battery should not be opened, modified, punctured, crushed, burned, or exposed to extreme heat. Battery service and replacement should be handled according to the manufacturer’s procedures.
During long-term storage, owners should follow the manual’s instructions regarding battery charge level and storage temperature. Leaving a lithium-ion battery completely discharged for a long period can affect its service life.
The electric powertrain eliminates many common gasoline-engine maintenance procedures. Owners do not need to perform oil changes, replace spark plugs, clean carburetors, or store gasoline.
Routine maintenance still includes:
Water should not be directed into electric motors, battery compartments, wiring connectors, switches, or charging components. Cleaning should follow the procedure in the operator’s manual.
The ignition key should be removed and the mower powered down before cleaning, inspecting, transporting, or servicing it.
The TB30E XP is a residential riding lawn mower intended for cutting established lawn grass. It is not designed as a brush mower, field mower, agricultural tractor, commercial mower, or off-road utility vehicle.
It is most appropriate for:
Runtime and cutting performance can decrease when mowing steep terrain, tall weeds, wet grass, dense growth, or rough ground.
The mower should not be operated on slopes exceeding the limits in the operator’s manual. Wet slopes should be avoided because reduced traction can cause loss of steering or control.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Troy-Bilt |
| Product Series | TB30E XP |
| Model Number | 33AA27JDB66 |
| Product Type | Cordless Electric Riding Lawn Mower |
| Intended Use | Residential |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery |
| Battery Voltage | 56V MAX |
| Battery Capacity | 30Ah |
| Battery Configuration | Integrated Mower Battery System |
| Motor Type | Brushless Electric |
| Number of Motors | 2 |
| Starting System | Key-Activated Electric |
| Drive Type | Electric Rear-Wheel Drive |
| Speed Control | Foot Pedal |
| Transmission Gears | Not Required |
| Forward Speed | Up to Approximately 4 MPH |
| Reverse Speed | Up to Approximately 2 MPH |
| Steering Type | Traditional Steering Wheel |
| Zero-Turn Capability | No |
| Turning Radius | Approximately 18 Inches |
| Cutting Width | 30 Inches |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Cutting Blades | 1 |
| Cutting-Height Range | Approximately 1–4 Inches |
| Standard Discharge | Side Discharge |
| Mulching Capability | Yes, with Compatible Equipment |
| Bagging Capability | Yes, with Optional Compatible Bagger |
| Maximum Advertised Runtime | Up to 1 Hour |
| Maximum Advertised Coverage | Up to 1 Acre |
| Noise Reduction | Up to 65% Quieter Than Gas |
| Headlight | LED |
| Operator Seat | Adjustable |
| Rear Hitch | Included |
| Approximate Weight | 360 Pounds |
| Gasoline Required | No |
| Engine Oil Required | No |
| Oil Filter | Not Required |
| Spark Plug | Not Required |
| Carburetor | Not Used |
| Engine Emissions During Use | None |
| Recommended Terrain | Maintained Residential Lawn |
| Commercial Classification | No |
| Product Status | Prior-Year Model |
The one-hour runtime and one-acre coverage figures are maximum manufacturer estimates. Actual performance depends on mowing conditions and operating technique.
The mulch kit may be included with certain retailer packages, but this should be confirmed before listing it as standard equipment.
Accessory compatibility should be confirmed using the complete 33AA27JDB66 model number before ordering.
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