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| Rear roller walk behind mowers: R47RKB |
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A John Deere R47RKB rear roller walk behind lawn mower will ensure your lawn looks pristine. The rear roller allows for border mowing and leaves your garden with a classic 'British' striped finish. A John Deere R47RKB rear roller walk behind lawn mower also features fan assisted collection and a cast aluminium deck.
Features & Benefits
- TurboStar-System creates unparalleled airflow to lift, cut and throw long, dry and wet grass into the collector.
- Rear Roller integrated at the rear of the mower deck, the robust roller leaves a perfectly striped finish on the lawn. The rear roller also allows for easy operation along garden borders, removing the danger of scalping the edges.
- Blade Brake Clutch (BBC) stops the blade once the operator presence lever is released but keeps the engine running. A true advantage when emptying the collector.
- Variable Self-Propelled Drive System to match varying mowing conditions and operator walking speeds.
- Central Cutting Height Adjustment with single lever and no tools required.
- Cast Aluminium Deck lightweight for easy handling. Prevents rust and will retain a great appearance for years.
“R-Series” mower decks come standard
with a 15 year warranty for consumer application.
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| Specifications |
| Model |
R47RKB |
| Cutting Width |
47 cm (18.5 in) |
| Engine |
Petrol, 4 stroke |
| Gross Engine Power |
4.8 KW (6.5 hp) |
| Net Engine Power |
4 KW (5.4 hp) |
| Valve Type |
OHV |
| Starter |
Recoil-BBC |
| Fuel Capacity |
2 litre |
| Drive |
Variable |
| Speed |
3.3-5.1 km/h (2-3.2 mph) |
| Deck Material |
Aluminium |
| TurboStar-System |
Standard |
| Discharge |
Rear |
| Rear Bag Capacity |
65 litre |
| Cutting Height Adjustment |
Central, 7 Positions |
| Cutting Height |
16.5-71mm |
| Adjustable and Folding Handlebar |
Standard |
| Wheel Bearings, Front / Rear |
Ball/Ball/Steel Roller |
| Net Weight |
47 kg |
| Recommended Mowing Area up to |
1500 m² |
*Specification and design subject to change without notice.
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