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What mower do I have?

17 years ago

I have a walk behind mower that I is supposed to be a Craftsman. The information on the back is VERY fadded, but looks like model#2073902 and serial#74581.

When I search for those numbers I am coming up empty. It is green, briggs&statton engine, gear driven front wheels, battery with key start.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated as I need a new grass catcher for it. My buddy has a craftsman 917.388834 and the bag fits but its a real tight fit.

Thanks

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tomplum
17 years ago
If the first 3 #s could be a 502 it would be a Murray. Craftsman codes their model #s to indicate manufacturer. 207 is NA in OPE. Post a pic.
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