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What Is the Difference of the Toro S-200 or S-620?
What Is the Difference of the Toro S-200 or S-620?. Toro is a manufacturer of outdoor environment maintenance and care equipment for professionals and homeowners. Both the S200 and S620 are snow throwers manufactured by Toro over different periods of time.
Toro is a manufacturer of outdoor environment maintenance and care equipment for professionals and homeowners. Both the S200 and S620 are snow throwers manufactured by Toro over different periods of time.
History
Toro is a U.S.-based company specializing in small engine appliances, such as lawnmowers and snow throwers. The S200 model snow thrower was manufactured under a number of model numbers between 1979 and 1985, while the S620 was manufactured between 1894 and 1991.
Size
The Toro S200 and S620 measure 20 inches wide at the entrance to the thrower chamber. The S200 snow thrower models were manufactured with a .35-inch gap for snow to enter the machine, while the S620 models were developed with a .3-inch gap.
Engine
The Toro S200 snow thrower was equipped with an AH520 engine and Champion RJ18TC spark plug, requiring a gasoline-oil mix of 32-to-1. The S620 was manufactured with the AH600 engine with a Champion RCJ87 spark plug, also requiring a 32-to-1 gasoline mix.
