HUSQVARNA WH5217

The Hydro Walk Behind series, the largest of the walk-behind mowers, features a new intuitive pistol-style userface that ensures complete control with minimal hand movement. A Kanzaki tandem style 10 cc pump with independent Parker wheel motors delivers premium performance for walking or riding behind the mower and the rugged fixed deck provides the stability and maneuverability to conquer even the most demanding tasks. Balance and weight distribution for hill holding and curb jumping are optimized and structural components reinforced to provide solid performance over the life of the machine. Additional convenience features include a flip up belt deck cover, single point tracking adjustment knob and pull from rear starting.

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$ 5,499.95

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HUSQVARNA WH5217
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Features for WH5217

  • Heavy-duty casters

    Reinforced caster yokes are standard on all walks, offering improved strength and durability.

  • Durable Spindle Assembly

    Heavy-duty spindle assembly features greasable tapered roller bearing construction for added durability.

  • Kanzaki pump and Parker wheel motor

    The Kanzaki pump and Parker wheel motor drive system offers smooth, quiet operation and is cradle mounted on fixed deck models to allow simplified deck height setting.

More features

  • Simplified pistol arrangement
  • Neutral Stopping Feature

Product reviews for WH5217

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HUSQVARNA #1 I borrow my neighbors lawn mower; its well used and old according to him. You would never know it! He gets it tuned up year ready for spring mowing just to keep it maintained. I wish I had one of my own! Actually my experience has shown me that anything from HUSQVARNA is excellent quality and worth having. December 17, 2012
Great product! this was amazing. love the movement and it's performance June 28, 2011
The product has great performance on all levels I have used the wh5219 for more than 100 hours now it performs great . No problems starting or functioning . March 1, 2011
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