Cub Cadet CC 800 Walk-Behind Mower 10.5 HP 84 cm

Sale price$448.31

The Cub Cadet CC 800 is a wide-area walk-behind mower built around a 344cc Briggs & Stratton OHV engine with keyed start, delivering 10.5 HP of cutting power. Its 84 cm steel cutting deck and dual blades cover more ground per pass than a standard 53 cm walk-behind, so large lawns get finished faster and with a cut that resembles the work of a riding mower.

A variable 4-speed drive system lets you match ground speed to the terrain, with four forward speeds and one reverse, while separate drive controls and a blade brake clutch let you disengage the blades without stopping the drive.

Key Features

Brand Cub Cadet
Model CC 800 Lawn Mower
Product Type Walk-Behind Mower
Engine Brand Briggs & Stratton
Engine Type OHV
Engine Displacement 344cc
Horsepower 10.5 HP
Start Type Keyed Start
Cutting Width 84 cm
Deck Material Steel
Number of Blades 2
Drive System Variable 4-Speed
Forward Speeds 4
Reverse Speeds 1
Blade Brake Clutch Yes
Product Weight 43.1 kg

Highlights

  • A 344cc Briggs & Stratton® OHV engine with keyed start is built with the strength to power through your yard
  • Variable 4-speed drive system allows you to set your speed based on terrain and personal preference, with 4-forward speeds and 1-reverse speed
  • Separate drive controls and blade brake clutch, allows blades to be disengaged while operating

How to use

Set your ground speed with the variable 4-speed drive, choosing among four forward speeds and one reverse to suit the terrain. Use the separate drive controls to move the mower, and the blade brake clutch to disengage the blades while the drive keeps running.

Frequently asked questions

What engine does the Cub Cadet CC 800 use?

It is powered by a 344cc Briggs & Stratton OHV engine with keyed start, rated at 10.5 HP.

How wide is the cutting deck?

The mower has an 84 cm steel cutting deck with dual blades.

How many speeds does the drive system offer?

The variable drive system provides 4 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed.

Can the blades be disengaged while the mower is moving?

Yes. Separate drive controls and a blade brake clutch allow the blades to be disengaged while operating.