Texas Rasentraktor Premium TTC102H
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Texas Rasentraktor Premium TTC102H

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Texas Rasentraktor Premium TTC102HDer Rasenmhtraktor TEXAS Premium TTC102H ist mit einer Vielzahl von Funktionen ausgestattet. Mit einer Schnittbreite von 102 cm eignet er sich perfekt fr groe Rasenflchen, aber dank seines Radius von 45 cm ist er auch sehr wendig. Der leistungsstarke Motor mit 452 cm Hubraum generiert 9,3 kW. Diese Leistung wird durch das hydrostatische Getriebe von AMERICAN TUFF an das Mhmesser weitergeleitet. Ein ergonomisches Lenkrad und ein bequemer Sitz

Der Rasenmähtraktor TEXAS Premium TTC102H ist mit einer Vielzahl von Funktionen ausgestattet. Mit einer Schnittbreite von 102 cm eignet er sich perfekt für große Rasenflächen, aber dank seines Radius von 45 cm ist er auch sehr wendig. Der leistungsstarke Motor mit 452 cm³ Hubraum generiert 9,3 kW. Diese Leistung wird durch das hydrostatische Getriebe von AMERICAN TUFF an das Mähmesser weitergeleitet.
Ein ergonomisches Lenkrad und ein bequemer Sitz ermöglichen eine komfortable Handhabung, LED-Leuchten bieten bei Dämmerung Unterstützung und die Frontstoßstange bewahrt vor eventuellen Kollisionen. Alle Steuerelemente sind bequem neben dem Fahrersitz positioniert. Ein Flaschenhalter sowie ein integriertes Ablagefach sind ebenfalls neben dem Fahrersitz angebracht.

Vorteile

  • Getriebe: Hydrostatgetriebe – ermöglicht stufenlose Wahl der Fahrgeschwindigkeit für komfortables Mähen.
  • Elektrostart: vorhanden – bequemes Anlassen des Motors per Zündschlüssel, ohne Seilzug.
  • Wasserschlauchanschluss: vorhanden – ermöglicht einfaches Reinigen des Mähwerks über die Mähwerk-Waschdüse.
  • Mähwerk: 4 Führungsräder – bieten maximalen Schutz vor dem Aufsetzen der Messer bei unebenem Gelände.
  • Scheinwerfer: LED – energieeffizient und ermöglicht das Arbeiten in der Dämmerung oder bei schlechten Sichtverhältnissen.
  • Garantie: 3 Jahre bei privater Nutzung, 1 Jahr bei gewerblicher Nutzung – gemäß Texas Standard-Garantiebedingungen auf Material- und Herstellungsfehler.
  • Reifenprofil: Rasenprofil – schont den Rasen bei gleichzeitig guter Traktion.

Technische Daten

Motor & Ausstattung
Marke Motor Loncin
Motorbezeichnung LC1P92F-1
Anzahl Zylinder 1
Motor 4-Takt Motor
Motorleistung 9,3 kW / 12,7 PS bei 3600 U/Min
Geräteleistung 8,3 kW / 11,3 PS bei 2800 U/Min
Hubraum 452 cm³
Getriebe Hydrostatgetriebe
Kraftstoff Benzin
Kraftstofftank 7,5 Liter
Öltank 1,2 Liter
Reifengröße hinten 18x8.50-8"
Reifengröße vorne 15x6.00-6"
Kühlsystem luftgekühlt
Reifenprofil Rasenprofil
Elektrostart ja
Bordspannung 12 V
Mähdaten
Schnittbreite 102 cm
Anzahl Messer 2
Anzahl Schnitthöhen 7
Schnitthöhenverstellung zentral
Schnitthöhen 30-90 mm
Volumen Fangsack 245 Liter
Mähmethoden Fangen, Mulchen, Heckauswurf
Mähwerkseinschaltung elektromagnetisch
Fangkorbentleerung manuell am Fangkorb-Heck
Anzahl Führungsräder Mähwerk 2
Wasserschlauchanschluss ja
Komfort
Sitz Komfortsitz, verstellbar
Zugöse ja
Scheinwerfer LED
Lieferumfang
Zündschlüssel 2
Umwelt, Maße und Gewicht
Garantie 3 Jahre bei privater Nutzung, 1 Jahr bei gewerblicher Nutzung
Länge 231 cm
Breite 108 cm
Höhe 85 cm
Gewicht 192 kg
Vibration am Sitz 1,5 m/s²
garantierter Schallleistungspegel (LWA) 100 dB(A)
Artikel-Nr. / EAN
Artikel-Nr.: 90063134
EAN: 5714829117904
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