Kawasaki FS481V-JS01S Engine 1" X 3-5/32" Vertical Shaft Recoil Start 14.5 HP HS1 The X-ONE sets the standard Bar Size:20 In. Depth Limit

Name: Kawasaki FS481V-JS01S Engine 1" X 3-5/32" Vertical Shaft Recoil Start 14.5 HP HS1 The X-ONE sets the standard Bar Size:20 In. Depth Limit
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SKU: 98262724863
Price: 770.00 USD
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Kawasaki FS481V JS01S Engine 1" X 3 5 32" Vertical Shaft Recoil Start 14.5 HP HS1 The X ONE sets the standard Bar Size:20 In. Depth Limit The X ONE sets the standard for commercial zero turn value 5 gallon Tri Poxy tank for triple protection and a wide mouth opening for easy cleaning and filling ***Muffler Not Included*** reliable performance while maintaining low emissions standards

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