Husqvarna Rider Mowers (Battery)
The Rider Battery is Husqvarna’s first battery-powered ride-on mower. With no emissions, low noise and up to 90 minutes runtime, depending on lawn conditions, it’s the perfect choice for residential gardens – you get the comfort and performance of a Husqvarna Rider, without disturbing your neighbours.
- Battery-power means silent operation and improved user comfort as well as less noise impact on neighbours.
- Front-mounted cutting deck for excellent reach into corners and under bushes.
- The Rider Battery requires less maintenance compared to a petrol machine. No fuel, no oil and no belt service.
- Our patented articulated steering increases driving pleasure by improving manoeuvrability.
- The compact design makes it easy to manoeuvre the mower in smaller spaces. Also requires less space for storage.
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| Power and charging | |
| Battery type | Lead/Acid |
| Battery capacity | 125 Ah |
| Battery voltage | 3x12V |
| Battery manufacturer | Global |
| Battery pack weight | 88.18 lbs / 40 kg |
| Maximum runtime1 | 90 min |
| Typical charging time | 16 h |
| Motors | |
| Drive motor type | Electric |
| Drive motor power | 1500 W |
| Number of blade motors | 2 |
| Blade motor power | 2x800W |
| Cutting deck | |
| Cutting width | 33.5 inch / 85 cm |
| Cutting deck type | Stamped |
| Cutting deck material | Steel |
| Cutting methods | BioClip® |
| Cutting height, min-max | 1 - 2.8 inch / 25 - 70 mm |
| Cutting height steps | 5 pcs |
| Blade engagement | Electric |
| Blades | 2 |
| Powder-coated cutting deck | Yes |
| Dimensions | |
| Tyre dimensions, front | 155/50-8 |
| Tyre dimensions, rear | 155/50-8 |
| Wheelbase | 31.5 " / 80 cm |
| Ground clearance | 3.54 inch / 90 mm |
| Base machine, length | 68.5 inch / 173.6 cm |
| Base machine, width | 309.84 inch / 78.7 cm |
| Base machine, height | 41.73 inch / 105.5 cm |
| Weight | 531.31 lbs / 241 kg |
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