If your going to bag a snapper hi vac or the ariens lm21s ,both are great baggers and will last ,with maintence 20 plus years .I have two snappers that are 25 years young and still going strong.IMO

The Lawn-Boy 10795 and the Toro 20192 are identical except for color and brand name. This is a very good mower---light and durable, cuts well in all three mowing modes, and has an innovative bagging system that doesn't require you to hold open a spring-loaded door with one hand while removing and re-installing the bag with the other hand.

One word of caution, though: If you've been using a mower with a traditional, pull-you-along, bail-operated self propel system, you need to ask your dealer about either the optional traction assist kit or the optional cruise control accessory. The reason for this is because Toro's Personal Pace self propel system isn't easy for folks who are accustomed to traditional self propel systems to get used to. The traction assist and the cruise control function to make using Personal Pace more like using a traditional self propel system.

Hope this helps.

Not long ago I was in the same position as you and after much debate I decided to buy the honda powered Husqvarna 1021P push mower.I have only had the mower for 2wks but I am very impresssed with this basic mower and I'm 100% saticfied with my choice.
This mover is very reliable and is a quality mower all the way.This unit comes with a rear bagger,large rear wheels(for rough ground) and auto choke for easy starting.
If I were you I'd seriously check out this mower like I did.This mower is very lite and manuverable and just a joy to operate.Now I actually look forward to mowing the grass.
Before my new mower I was using a 20 year old selfpropelled John Deere rear bagger that was a cumbersum and heavy unit to operate.
Good luck to you and I hope you end up with a Husqvarna!