Snow blower Husqvarna McCulloch ST61E snow blower single-stage electric start cutter cm. 61

Snow blower Husqvarna McCulloch ST61 single-stage cutter cm. 76

Compact snow blower, two-stage cutter. This McCulloch snow blower is easy to use thanks to the clutch disc drive. Height adjustable handle. Electric and manual starting. Lever deflector orientation and angle. Reversible skids in plastic material to protect the flooring. LED headlights. Working width 61 cm.

Technical features:

Specifications

• Capacity
• Blower type Two-stage
• Working width 61 cm
• Cutter diameter 30.5 cm / 12 "
• Number of blades in the blade 3

Engine

• Briggs & Stratton engine
• Snow Series engine type
• Engine type 950 Series
• Displacement 208 cc
• Net power at nr. pre-set rpm 4.6 kW @ 3600 rpm.
• Gross Torque 9.5 lb-ft
• Fuel tank volume 3 l

Transmission system

• Transmission type Clutch disc
• Forward gears 6
• Reverse 1

Dimensions / weight

• Tire size 330 mm / 13 "
• Handle height adjustment 4 Steps
• Weight 88.91 kg

Functions

Two stage

• Two-stage models are more efficient. The snow is first conveyed into the cutter and then it is expelled from the discharge thanks to the action of the turbine.

Height adjustable handle

• Height-adjustable handle for greater ergonomics.

Clutch disc transmission

• For a quick change of speed adapting it to snow conditions

Turbine

• The turbine mixes air into the snow, makes the snow manageable and therefore ensures an effective throw.

LED headlights

• LED headlights for use during the night.

Deep-tread tires

• Deep tread tires ensure excellent traction

Reversible pads in plastic material

• Reversible skids in plastic material to protect the flooring.

Aluminum gear box

• Aluminum gearbox: 5 year warranty

Lever-operated ejector

• The lever positioned on the control panel allows you to easily change the orientation of the deflector.

Delta handle

• For a secure grip and greater tool control.

Electric start

• Plug into a power outlet and start the engine by pressing a button. When the engine is hot, it's easy to get going with the starter handle.