Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #37627 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Swisher Mower
• Model: T10544BSPB
• Dimensions: 31.00" h x 33.00" w x 80.00" l,

Features

• 44-inch trail mower for use with an ATV, lawn tractor, or other utility vehicle
• 10.5 HP Briggs & Stratton I/C engine; exclusive bumper roller system
• Rugged, heavy steel construction
• Wide tires decrease rutting, increase stability
• 44-inch deck; manufacturer's limited warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
The Swisher 44-inch 10.5 HP Trailmower is perfect for any big mowing job. Designed to dramatically reduce mowing time, Trailmowers attach to your ATV, lawn tractor or other utility vehicle and are the ultimate time-savers for large lawns and meadows with grass up to 6 inches in height. Used as a wing mower, a Swisher T-44 Trailmower increases your cutting width for less work and more weekend. It features convenient single-point cutting height adjustment, easy left-to-right offset hitch for mowing ditches or under low-hanging trees, rugged steel construction, and anti-scalp rollers to protect against damage to trees and shrubs.

Customer Reviews

Excellent trailmower for an exceptionally large lawn.
Swisher 44-Inch 10.5 HP Trail mower with Briggs & Stratton Engine #T10544BSPB

I have owned the Swisher 44-inch Trail mower for 3 years and have used it in an offset position to have a total cutting width of 92 inches for my 6 acres of rough new lawn and have found it incredibly tough and reliabile. The rear discharge works great to capture discharge from my 48in Ariens and later my 48in John Deere and then mulches it. The quality is excellent and the performance is more than adequate for the size and condition of my property. The setup that I use has impressed my professional lawn care neighbor with the capacity for cutting.

I am very pleased with Swisher.

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gas tank woes
I think I like the Swisher - if I coluld only get to use it. After just a few hours of use, gas leaked out of the tank and when i took it off I discovered the tank was defective and had a weak spot in it that melted through hence leaking the gas. Sounds dangerous, doesn't it? I have ordered a new tank, but two weeks leter I am still waiting on its arrival. Getting parts is not that easy, as Swisher buys its engines from Briggs & Stratton. The end result - I'm not a happy mower.