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title: "1687914 21\" SP Walk Mower Kit, Self Propelled, Red/Black"
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# 82V Lithium-ion power Up to 45 min runtime per battery 7-position height adjustment 1687914 21" SP Walk Mower Kit, Self Propelled, Red/Black

**Brand:** snapper
**Price:** € 1347.61
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Cut the cord, not your time — mow smarter, not harder!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 1687914 21" SP Walk Mower Kit, Self Propelled, Red/Black by snapper
- **How much does it cost?** € 1347.61 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- snapper enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted snapper brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **One-Lever Height Adjustment:** Customize your cut with 7 precise height settings using a single, easy-to-use lever—no hassle, just perfect lawn.
- • **Versatile 3-in-1 Steel Deck:** Mulch, bag, or side discharge your clippings with a durable 21-inch alloy steel deck built for professional results.
- • **Space-Saving Vertical Storage:** Compact design with vertical storage capability keeps your garage tidy and your mower ready for action.
- • **Powerful 82V Lithium-ion Battery:** Experience up to 45 minutes of cordless mowing freedom with dual 2.0Ah batteries and rapid charging.
- • **Smart Self-Propelled Variable Speed:** Effortlessly glide through your lawn with load-sensing tech that adjusts power to terrain and grass density.

## Overview

The Snapper 1687914 21" SP Walk Mower Kit is a professional-grade, battery-powered lawn mower featuring a robust 82V lithium-ion system with two 2.0Ah batteries for up to 45 minutes of runtime each. Its self-propelled, variable speed transmission with load-sensing technology ensures effortless mowing across diverse terrains. The 21-inch steel 3-in-1 deck offers mulching, bagging, or side discharge options, complemented by a convenient 7-position height adjustment lever. Designed for durability and ease, it supports vertical storage and rapid battery charging, making it an ideal choice for busy professionals seeking efficient, low-maintenance lawn care.

## Description

Model No: 1687914| Model Name: SXD21SPWM82K The push button start Snapper XD 82V Max 21" self propelled walk mower features a durable steel 3 in 1 mowing deck, allowing you to mulch, side discharge or bag for up to 90 minutes with the included (2) Briggs & Stratton 2.0 batteries. The self propelled, variable speed transmission and load sensing technology make operation easier than ever before. Effortlessly choose from 7 different cutting heights with a convenient single level height of cut adjustment. This quiet walk mower requires less maintenance and has vertical storage capabilities, saving you valuable time and space in your garage or shed. Charging times: (min): 2.0: 13 (50 percent), 30 (100 percent) 4.0: 25 (50 percent), 60 (100 percent); Runtime (min): Up to 45 minutes (with each fully charged 2.0 battery) Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 82 volts. Nominal voltage is 72. Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without workload) is 82-volts. Nominal voltage is 72. Run time and output capacity may be affected by conditions. Maximum battery run time is measured by (2) 2.0 82V batteries, fully charged.

Review: Update: bought march 2018 - For a battery lawnmower its a beast. Battery strength and milliamp hours depend on how high and wet the grass is just like a gas mower. I have a small (currently weedy) front lawn of roughly a thousand square feet and a 3 thousand square foot back yard and have been mowing every two weeks sometimes three (because I worked a lot and hate lawn care). It has been abused: left out in all weather, blade never sharpened, etc. and I always run it at top speed (its better for mower life) and still works great as if it were new. it takes me about twenty minutes to mow my front yard and at top speed but not always using self propel it takes one battery that's fully charged. I have not noticed the battery becoming weak after two years but its possible. They are expensive. If I have a lot of obstructions and can't use self propel, it works out to about the same. While I'm mowing the front the second battery is in the charger and I'm estimating about 30 minutes to charge it. It takes one battery and half of another to mow the back. If I mow when the grass is short (one week) it still takes about the same. If the grass is more than two weeks high the mower will still mow through it and better than a typical gas mower. Its quicker to change a battery than fill it up with gas (it used to take a tank and a half of gas for my total yard with some left over). I don't use the grass catcher but I'm going to start using it once my lawn improvements take place. This is a heavy mower of 80 lbs. Its no problem if you have a wide open lawn and do not require to mow around stuff. If you have hedges, gardens, bird baths, concrete, sheds etc then self propelled is not being used and maneuvering this lawn mower is very similar to a gas push mower. If your yard is wide open, you will certainly appreciate this mower as mowing becomes pleasurable. I hate storing gas, buying gas, hauling gas or smelling gas. Ive owned corded mowers and there are some good ones out there but they are high amp and circuit breaker was popping if I ran more than the mower on 15 amp breaker. This is the best mower I've owned and I've owned a lot of them. I might sharpen the blade this year and store it in the shed more often but other than that this mower requires nothing after two years. Its a snapper so if you live in the big city you can likely find repair service or replacement easy enough. UPDATE: haven't changed mowing habits - still ashamed of my lawn. I haven't sharpened the blade because I'm lazy. The batteries are still good and take full charge - It takes 1 and a half batteries to mow my lawn and that's still true after 3 years. I don't leave it out in the rain like I used to but it didn't hurt it. This mower is the only thing that makes mowing a little more interesting. UPDATE 07/28/2021: Lowering the rating from 5 stars to 4 for one reason only. The mower is great and still works fine in all aspects except exchanging batteries where it actually hurts the tendons in my thumbs pressing down on the lever to dislodge the battery from the compartment. Sounds stupid, I know. I should be able to release it with one hand but it requires too much pressure and it actually hurts to remove the battery. Its like a sprain in my lower thumb. It has become another excuse to not mow my lawn. I really hate mowing. I can't wait for this mower to quit so I can hire a guy to mow my lawn.... it won't quit. 2023: still running. Haven't sharpened the blade. Batteries (2) both in good shape but maybe a little less mowing area per battery. No rust anywhere but its sat out in the rain more times than I can remember. I'll never buy another gas push-mower. 7 YEAR UPDATE 03/2025: Ugraded ratings from 4 star to 5. The longevity of the mower is way more than I expected and I'm likely going to get at least another 5. The original batteries need recharging sooner that when new but still going pretty strong, I would extimate they are at 75 to 80 percent condition-wise. It should be noted again that I do not maintain it at all. I've never even sharpened the blade. Once I turned it over to clean out some caked up grass. I'm not proud to tell you that but its just the truth. 7 years maintenance free for any lawnmower is unexpected these days. I do not expect to replace this anytime soon unless someoone starts making the perfect robot mower. Update Aug 2025: I've red a growing number of bad reviews mainly for warranty issues. I did not buy mine thinking it had a good warranty. Never the less, if you worry about warranty then I would say don't get a snapper. But if you get a chance to buy a used one with new batteries then I'd do it without worries as I've had this for way longer than any gas mower and its never had any issues. I'd take a star or two off if I was to rate the snapper comapany, but I'm rating the one I have owned for more than 7 years without any problems other than having to buy a spare battery.
Review: A TRUE GIFT TO THE HOMEOWNER - This is a lengthy review but worth the read. I used this mower today for the first time. Most fun I've had in a long time. I read some of the reviews prior to purchasing it -negative comments regarding the self propelled feature and replacement blades hard to find, but that did not stop me one second from getting this mower because I've had this same mower, minus the self propelled feature, for a year. Already knew it was, by far, one of the best mowers on the planet. I'm female, age 70 and have debilitating arthritis. Two large fusions in my spine, both knees replaced, shoulders repaired, hands and wrists the pits, and more. Recently widowed so am responsible for the 'joys of home ownership' by myself. Moved into a new house with a yard that has many slopes, some quite steep. So now you're wondering 'if she's in such tough shape why is she in a house with hills that need mowing?' Long story short- moved 2000 miles away, didn't see the house or yard before purchase, only pictures as it was being built - hard to gauge what you're up against with only pictures of dirt and wood. And I have a very hard time asking for help. So I've been pushing this spectacular (non self propelled) mower up those slopes all season and finally decided I couldn't do it anymore. It's no heavier than any other mower but the demographics were doing a job on me. So I started shopping around for a battery operated self propelled - not knowing that my current model came in a self propelled version- and OMG was I a happy camper when I discovered it did. Ordered it with absolutely no hesitation. Here are the PRO'S about the self propelled model (and the non self propelled also) in my opinion -EVERYTHING- it's powerful with an easy to reach lever to adjust forward speed, no gas cans sitting around and no trips to get it , no choking, puking, sputtering engine, no maintenance other than change the blade and give it a bath, lawn looks beautiful, it's quiet, ONE lever height adjustment-no screwing around with 4 wheels, it automatically supplies more power when you get into heavier/thicker grass, easy to clean up, it makes mowing enjoyable. The batterys- charge extremely fast and last the whole 45 minutes each, when they're dead they're dead. No power loss toward the end. I only found one little quirk and that's when you release the self propelled lever to pull it backwards you have to give it a tiny push forward first or the back (propelling) wheels drag. Also people were asking where can you get replacement blades as they are difficult to find online. No info comes up when use the blade number. So you either have your local Snapper dealer order them for you or call Briggs and Stratton - you won't find them on either web site. (Guys- you need to fix this as it is very annoying, especially given that there's no mention in any of the accompanying literature that addresses the blade issue). I ordered 3 so I didn't have to hunt them down for awhile. $18 each- give or take a buck . CON'S - NOTHING. It does the same beautiful job the other one does. Some people griped about having to release the propelling lever to pull the mower backward - That's like complaining because there's not enough raisins in your cinnamon roll. So there you have it. I think Snapper and Briggs and Stratton should be given a medal for developing this fantastic mower, both models. It certainly has made my life easier. Hope my experiences help in your decision making. You will not regret picking up this mower.

## Features

- Self propelled transmission with variable speed
- Up to 45 minutes run time with the Briggs & Stratton 82V Lithium ion 2.0Ah battery kit comes with (2) 2Ah Lithium ion batteries and rapid charger
- 21 inches steel mowing deck with 3 in 1 design mulch, bag or side discharge grass clippings easily
- Smart, efficient load sensing technology power adjusts to meet the demands of the cutting blades
- Push button start and a single lever, 7 position height of cut adjustment; Rear wheel size: 10 inch

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B078WHCKWT |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Battery Life | 90 minutes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #364,035 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #418 in Walk-Behind Lawn Mowers |
| Brand | Snapper |
| Color | Red/Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (1,325) |
| Cutting Width | 21 Inches |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00047282120781 |
| Item Weight | 80.9 pounds |
| Item model number | 1687914 |
| Manufacturer | Snapper |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height | 7 Inches |
| Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height | 1 Inches |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 44.5"D x 21.5"W x 19"H |
| Style | Kit Includes Battery and Charger |
| UPC | 047282120781 |

## Product Details

- **Assembly Required:** Yes
- **Brand:** Snapper
- **Color:** Red/Black
- **Cutting Width:** 21 Inches
- **Item Weight:** 80.9 Pounds
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Operation Mode:** Automatic
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 44.5"D x 21.5"W x 19"H
- **Style:** Kit Includes Battery and Charger

## Images

![1687914 21" SP Walk Mower Kit, Self Propelled, Red/Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91vQzro9d5L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I was wondering if the estimated 45-minute run time is for one battery or for both batteries?**
A: The estimated 45-minute run time is for a single fully charged battery, so with two fully charged batteries you will get an estimated 90-minutes of run time depending on your local mowing conditions.

**Q: If both batteries are in the mower will the mower continue to operate after the first battery is depleted?**
A: Yes, the mower will continue to run until both batteries are drained/depleted.  Since both batteries do not be installed at once to operate the mower, you can also use just one battery at a time to run this mower, which will allow you to charge the other battery at the same time.

**Q: If one purchased this mower on Amazon, how would warranty service work if needed? Thanks.**
A: I working with a warranty issue now  - and will add too this if it gets resolved - I was able to use the website and received an email response with question to followup on. Brand new never used mower received July 7th 2020 - wanted to charge the batteries before use and one battery was completely DEAD - was 1st told to get a hold of a local dealer - out of the 5 with in  50miles only one said they had a battery - but they wanted the mower as well. That's too much of a hassle just for a dead battery - hope this can get resolved through a swap.  Tested mower with the one working battery and mower was fine - just need a working 2nd battery.

**Q: Where is this manufactured?**
A: Snapper XD 82V Max Lithium-ion battery products are manufactured in China to Briggs & Stratton specifications.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Update: bought march 2018
*by B***B on March 9, 2020*

For a battery lawnmower its a beast. Battery strength and milliamp hours depend on how high and wet the grass is just like a gas mower. I have a small (currently weedy) front lawn of roughly a thousand square feet and a 3 thousand square foot back yard and have been mowing every two weeks sometimes three (because I worked a lot and hate lawn care). It has been abused: left out in all weather, blade never sharpened, etc. and I always run it at top speed (its better for mower life) and still works great as if it were new. it takes me about twenty minutes to mow my front yard and at top speed but not always using self propel it takes one battery that's fully charged. I have not noticed the battery becoming weak after two years but its possible. They are expensive. If I have a lot of obstructions and can't use self propel, it works out to about the same. While I'm mowing the front the second battery is in the charger and I'm estimating about 30 minutes to charge it. It takes one battery and half of another to mow the back. If I mow when the grass is short (one week) it still takes about the same. If the grass is more than two weeks high the mower will still mow through it and better than a typical gas mower. Its quicker to change a battery than fill it up with gas (it used to take a tank and a half of gas for my total yard with some left over). I don't use the grass catcher but I'm going to start using it once my lawn improvements take place. This is a heavy mower of 80 lbs. Its no problem if you have a wide open lawn and do not require to mow around stuff. If you have hedges, gardens, bird baths, concrete, sheds etc then self propelled is not being used and maneuvering this lawn mower is very similar to a gas push mower. If your yard is wide open, you will certainly appreciate this mower as mowing becomes pleasurable. I hate storing gas, buying gas, hauling gas or smelling gas. Ive owned corded mowers and there are some good ones out there but they are high amp and circuit breaker was popping if I ran more than the mower on 15 amp breaker. This is the best mower I've owned and I've owned a lot of them. I might sharpen the blade this year and store it in the shed more often but other than that this mower requires nothing after two years. Its a snapper so if you live in the big city you can likely find repair service or replacement easy enough. UPDATE: haven't changed mowing habits - still ashamed of my lawn. I haven't sharpened the blade because I'm lazy. The batteries are still good and take full charge - It takes 1 and a half batteries to mow my lawn and that's still true after 3 years. I don't leave it out in the rain like I used to but it didn't hurt it. This mower is the only thing that makes mowing a little more interesting. UPDATE 07/28/2021: Lowering the rating from 5 stars to 4 for one reason only. The mower is great and still works fine in all aspects except exchanging batteries where it actually hurts the tendons in my thumbs pressing down on the lever to dislodge the battery from the compartment. Sounds stupid, I know. I should be able to release it with one hand but it requires too much pressure and it actually hurts to remove the battery. Its like a sprain in my lower thumb. It has become another excuse to not mow my lawn. I really hate mowing. I can't wait for this mower to quit so I can hire a guy to mow my lawn.... it won't quit. 2023: still running. Haven't sharpened the blade. Batteries (2) both in good shape but maybe a little less mowing area per battery. No rust anywhere but its sat out in the rain more times than I can remember. I'll never buy another gas push-mower. 7 YEAR UPDATE 03/2025: Ugraded ratings from 4 star to 5. The longevity of the mower is way more than I expected and I'm likely going to get at least another 5. The original batteries need recharging sooner that when new but still going pretty strong, I would extimate they are at 75 to 80 percent condition-wise. It should be noted again that I do not maintain it at all. I've never even sharpened the blade. Once I turned it over to clean out some caked up grass. I'm not proud to tell you that but its just the truth. 7 years maintenance free for any lawnmower is unexpected these days. I do not expect to replace this anytime soon unless someoone starts making the perfect robot mower. Update Aug 2025: I've red a growing number of bad reviews mainly for warranty issues. I did not buy mine thinking it had a good warranty. Never the less, if you worry about warranty then I would say don't get a snapper. But if you get a chance to buy a used one with new batteries then I'd do it without worries as I've had this for way longer than any gas mower and its never had any issues. I'd take a star or two off if I was to rate the snapper comapany, but I'm rating the one I have owned for more than 7 years without any problems other than having to buy a spare battery.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A TRUE GIFT TO THE HOMEOWNER
*by K***T on August 20, 2018*

This is a lengthy review but worth the read. I used this mower today for the first time. Most fun I've had in a long time. I read some of the reviews prior to purchasing it -negative comments regarding the self propelled feature and replacement blades hard to find, but that did not stop me one second from getting this mower because I've had this same mower, minus the self propelled feature, for a year. Already knew it was, by far, one of the best mowers on the planet. I'm female, age 70 and have debilitating arthritis. Two large fusions in my spine, both knees replaced, shoulders repaired, hands and wrists the pits, and more. Recently widowed so am responsible for the 'joys of home ownership' by myself. Moved into a new house with a yard that has many slopes, some quite steep. So now you're wondering 'if she's in such tough shape why is she in a house with hills that need mowing?' Long story short- moved 2000 miles away, didn't see the house or yard before purchase, only pictures as it was being built - hard to gauge what you're up against with only pictures of dirt and wood. And I have a very hard time asking for help. So I've been pushing this spectacular (non self propelled) mower up those slopes all season and finally decided I couldn't do it anymore. It's no heavier than any other mower but the demographics were doing a job on me. So I started shopping around for a battery operated self propelled - not knowing that my current model came in a self propelled version- and OMG was I a happy camper when I discovered it did. Ordered it with absolutely no hesitation. Here are the PRO'S about the self propelled model (and the non self propelled also) in my opinion -EVERYTHING- it's powerful with an easy to reach lever to adjust forward speed, no gas cans sitting around and no trips to get it , no choking, puking, sputtering engine, no maintenance other than change the blade and give it a bath, lawn looks beautiful, it's quiet, ONE lever height adjustment-no screwing around with 4 wheels, it automatically supplies more power when you get into heavier/thicker grass, easy to clean up, it makes mowing enjoyable. The batterys- charge extremely fast and last the whole 45 minutes each, when they're dead they're dead. No power loss toward the end. I only found one little quirk and that's when you release the self propelled lever to pull it backwards you have to give it a tiny push forward first or the back (propelling) wheels drag. Also people were asking where can you get replacement blades as they are difficult to find online. No info comes up when use the blade number. So you either have your local Snapper dealer order them for you or call Briggs and Stratton - you won't find them on either web site. (Guys- you need to fix this as it is very annoying, especially given that there's no mention in any of the accompanying literature that addresses the blade issue). I ordered 3 so I didn't have to hunt them down for awhile. $18 each- give or take a buck . CON'S - NOTHING. It does the same beautiful job the other one does. Some people griped about having to release the propelling lever to pull the mower backward - That's like complaining because there's not enough raisins in your cinnamon roll. So there you have it. I think Snapper and Briggs and Stratton should be given a medal for developing this fantastic mower, both models. It certainly has made my life easier. Hope my experiences help in your decision making. You will not regret picking up this mower.

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