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HU800AWD vs Recycler

HU800AWD vs Recycler compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

HU800AWD vs Recycler
Husqvarna HU800AWD Toro Recycler
Our rating 3.9 3.6
Performance 4.0 3.5
Build quality 4.0 3.5
Reliability 4.0 4.0
Value for money 3.5 4.0
Comfort & ergonomics 4.0 3.5
Features 4.0 3.0
Price $499.95 —
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Engine Honda GCV190, air-cooled Briggs & Stratton 140 cc, gas
Displacement 190 cc 140 cc single-cylinder
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Dual-transmission all-wheel drive, variable speed Variable-speed rear-wheel self-propel (21352); push (21332)
Drive All-wheel drive, self-propelled Self-propel or push, rear-wheel
Deck size 22 in 21 in.
Deck construction Heavy-duty steel, quick-pin 4-point height adjustment 14-gauge steel (21352), 15-gauge steel (21332)
Cutting height 4-point quick-pin adjustment 1.25 to 3.75 in., 2-point adjustment
Blades Single blade Single Recycler blade
Discharge 3-in-1: bag, mulch and side discharge Mulch and bag standard, side discharge optional
Top speed Variable; maximum not listed in the sources we checked Variable speed; not listed
Turning radius Not applicable (walk-behind) —
Front tires 8 in (HU800AWDH listing) 7 to 8 in.
Rear tires 11 in (HU800AWDH listing) 8 to 11 in.
Weight Not listed in the sources we checked 62 to 67 lb
Dimensions 22-in. deck; see Husqvarna spec sheet for overall size —
Fuel capacity Not listed in the sources we checked Not listed
Recommended property size Medium yards with hills or rough ground Up to 1/2 acre
Launched 2013 —
Original MSRP $499.95 —
Deck 22 in heavy-duty steel —
Bag Large, dust-blocking 2.0 bushel
Edging aid Side guard and grass comb —
Cleaning Water hose connector —
Torque (gross) — 5.50 to 6.75 ft-lb
Start — Pull cord
Verdict The HU800AWD is an all-wheel-drive 22-in. mower with a Honda GCV190 engine and a 3-in-1 deck. It suits hills and rough ground.
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The Recycler is a dependable, simple gas mulching mower for small yards. It lacks the Personal Pace drive and aluminum deck of pricier Toro models.
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