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Professional Series™ 850

The Professional Series™ engines were designed to be best-in-class combining power, performance, features, and size. These engines offer consumers and professionals commercial-grade features including easier starting, smoother and quieter operation, increased durability, and longer life. ReadyStart ® is standard on all Professional Series engines.

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Power label on mower deck not matching engine spec on your website.

I am looking at buying a new Rover lawnmower with a 850 series motor. The power output on the label on the deck of this mower says 3.2 KW which is about 4.3 HP. Another Rover lawn mower I looked at has a 625 series motor yet the label on the deck says 4.5KW. Even another with an 825 intek says 4.5KW. Do you know why this could be?
Are motors in the same series tuned differently (carbs, mufflers, rpms) giving different power outputs?
Any information opinions greatly accepted?

Rgds

George.

10 months ago