Description
Whether it's a large residential lawn, farm, or ranch property, the STIHL RZ 261 is the largest consumer model of zero-turn mower in the STIHL lineup, making it the ideal fit for a range of properties. Powered by its reliable 25 hp V-Twin Briggs & Stratton engine and built on a versatile four-wheel suspension system with adjustable rear shock absorbers, the STIHL RZ 261 delivers the power to take on the job, plus the support to get it done comfortably.
The Hydro-Gear ZT-3100 transaxles enable 8.5 mph forward ground speed for smooth and efficient cutting. Two USB-A ports allow users to charge devices while mowing, helping make the STIHL RZ 261 a fantastic combination of performance, comfort, and capability.
Foot-Operated Cutting Height, Users can easily adjust the cutting height while seated. Hour Meter, By tracking and displaying run time hours, users can more easily keep up with regular maintenance tasks. Flexible Side Rubber Discharge Chute, Chute allows grass clippings to be released to the side of the mower and out of the way of the cutting path.
Integrated Cup Holders, Cup holders conveniently keep drinks secure and within reach. Trailer Hitch, This zero-turn mower features a rear trailer hitch for towing additional accessories and attachments.* *Accessories and attachments sold separately.
Made in America, A majority of STIHL products sold in America are made in America of U.S. and global materials. Specifications Horsepower: 25 hp Fuel System: Carbureted Fuel Tank Capacity: 3 gallons Displacement: 724 cc Cylinders: 2 V-Twin Transaxles: ZT-3100 Hydro-Gear Forward Ground Speed: 8.5 mph Reverse Ground Speed: 4 mph Deck Width: 61 in.
Mowing Height Range: 1.5", 4.5" Deck Construction: 10 Gauge Fabricated Cutting Height Options: 13 Blades: 3 MARBAIN Hardened Blades Front Tires: 13 x 6.5-6 Rear Tires: 22 x 11-10 Weight: 836 lbs. Power Source: Gas Front Suspension Travel: 1.25 in.
Rear Suspension Travel: 1.85 in. Width Weight Height Length 61 Inch 836 Pounds 0 Inch 0 Inch



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