Product Description

Poulan, Lawn Tractor, 15.5HP Briggs & Stratton I/C OHV Engine, 5-Speed Fender-Shift Transmission, 38", 13 Gauge, Twin-Blade Stamped Steel Deck, Manual Blade Engagement, 11 Gauge, Steel Channel, Lawn Tractor Frame, Step-Thru Design, 15" Front & 18" Rear Turf Tires, 18" Turning Radius, Stamped Steel Front Axle, 1.25 Gallon Fuel Tank, Capable Of Mowing In Reverse Gear, Optional Dual-Bin Bagger, TV# 681104, Optional Mulch Kit, TV# 110670, 2 Year Limited Warranty, Not Available For Sale In California, EPA/C.A.R.B. Compliant Item, TV# 111343.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #35183 in Lawn & Patio
• Brand: Poulan
• Model: PO15538LT
• Number of items: 1

Features

• 15.5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine
• 5 Speed Transmission
• 38" Steel Deck for durability and longer life
• 18" rear tires
• This item is not for sale in California/Non CARB compliant

From the Manufacturer
Poulan branded tractors offer reliability and phenomenal performance at an affordable price. The 38-inch 15.5HP Briggs & Stratton Lawn Tractor (PO15538LT) features a 15.5HP Briggs & Stratton I/C engine, a 38" mower deck made from durable thick gauge steel, a five-speed transmission so you can set your own pace while mowing, a standard step-through frame design making it easier to get on and off, an 18" turning radius, a 9" padded seat for added comfort and support while mowing, manual cable blade engagement, stamped steel front axle, 18" rear tiress and a 1.25 gallon fuel capacity.

Customer Reviews

Great Little Lawn Tractor
I've had two lawn tractors before I got the Poulon. I got the Poulon direct from the factory in a wooden crate. Getting the machine uncrated was not difficult after I realized I needed to let some air out of the tires so they would pull out of the slats holding the machine firmly in place. All I needed to do was attach the steering wheel, you'll need a cresant wrench. The mower already had oil in it. Added gasoline and it started right off first try. It cuts cleaner (more smoothly) than my old Ranch King. One thing I really like about the Poulon is the extreme ease of manuvering it around. It was almost like I have power steering as compared to the Ranch King or a MTD I owned several years ago. The Poulon makes far sharper turns than the others; not quite zero radius but a lot nearer to it. Another feature I really Appreciate is the neutral key position you can activate in order to cut while in reverse. The feature whereby you can set the hand brake and leave the mower still running, while you get off to remove something in the way, is a big help too. I haven't had the mower long enough to evaluate its longevity; but up to now its been one fine machine.