Compare/Gilson 773 vs Gilson 810 RM-7

Gilson 773 vs Gilson 810 RM-7

Verdict: Gilson 773 vs Gilson 810 RM-7

The Gilson 773 and the Gilson 810 RM-7 are both lawn tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Both are rated at the same 7 hp. Gilson 773 is the newer design (1969 vs 1968). Use the full side-by-side spec tables below to weigh the details against your own operation, and confirm with a dealer demo.

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Acreage600 acBudgetMain crop / use

Fit & specs

Gilson

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Gilson

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

7 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

GilsonReference

air-cooled vertical-shaftReference

air-cooled vertical shaftReference

Variants

772

recoil start with mowerReference

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773

electric start with mowerReference

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775

recoil start without mowerReference

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776

electric start without mowerReference

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807

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manual startReference

810

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electric startReference

Engine

Displacement

16.79 ciReference

Bore/Stroke

76 x 60 mmReference

Power (gross)

5.2 kWReference

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Starter type

manual recoilReference

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Power

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5.2 kWReference

Starter

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electricReference

Starter volts

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12Reference

Transmission

Tecumseh 616Reference

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Gears

3 forward and 1 reverseReference

PTO & Hydraulics

Mid PTO

independentReference

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Clutch

manual idlerReference

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Dimensions

Weight

395 to 405 poundsReference

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Front tire

13x5.00-6Reference

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Rear tire

16x6.50-8Reference

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Lawn/turf front

13x5.00-6Reference

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Lawn/turf rear

16x6.50-8Reference

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Length

130 cmReference

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Width

104 cmReference

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Height (steering wheel)

96 cmReference

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Shipping weight

183 kgReference

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Gilson 773 attachments

34" Mower deck

Type

belt-driven gearReference

Cutting width

86 cmReference

Cut height

4 to 8 cmReference

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Min cut height

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0 cmReference

Gilson 810 attachments

Electrical

Ground

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negativeReference

Battery volts

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12Reference

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.