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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
After using mains electric, I've been looking at petrol rotary LMs. Don't
want anything way upmarket, but would prefer self-propelled type. Hayters look great but too expensive for me. Mowerlands look good and come in iron or ali alloy. Iron, someone said, rusts; ali's more expensive. Anybody any ideas? Under £300 please. steve |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
http://www.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/sbs/uk/h...ent/Lawnmowers
/department/Garden,Outdoor/name/petrol+rotary/manufacturer/I/138301.html Have a look at this site, may help you "steve c l" wrote in message ... After using mains electric, I've been looking at petrol rotary LMs. Don't want anything way upmarket, but would prefer self-propelled type. Hayters look great but too expensive for me. Mowerlands look good and come in iron or ali alloy. Iron, someone said, rusts; ali's more expensive. Anybody any ideas? Under £300 please. steve |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
"janet.bennett" wrote in message ... http://www.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/sbs/uk/h...ent/Lawnmowers /department/Garden,Outdoor/name/petrol+rotary/manufacturer/I/138301.html Have a look at this site, may help you Thanks Janet. Quite a selection of stuff there - in my price bracket too. steve |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
In message , steve c l
writes After using mains electric, I've been looking at petrol rotary LMs. Don't want anything way upmarket, but would prefer self-propelled type. Hayters look great but too expensive for me. Mowerlands look good and come in iron or ali alloy. Iron, someone said, rusts; ali's more expensive. Anybody any ideas? Under £300 please. steve Suggest that you have a look at Honda Izy range. Powder coated steel deck and 4.5hp motor, slightly under £300 for a 16" self-propelled and a bit over for an 18". Should be available at most garden machinery specialists. -- Robert |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
-- Remove the wet from towill to reply by email "Robert" wrote in message ... In message , steve c l writes After using mains electric, I've been looking at petrol rotary LMs. Don't want anything way upmarket, but would prefer self-propelled type. Hayters look great but too expensive for me. Mowerlands look good and come in iron or ali alloy. Iron, someone said, rusts; ali's more expensive. Anybody any ideas? Under £300 please. steve One point, is the area to cut fairly flat? If is has an appreciable slope to be cut then you need a 2 stroke mower, unless you buy a 4 stroke with a pressurised oil system, which are very expensive! Cheers John T |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
"Robert" wrote in message ... Suggest that you have a look at Honda Izy range. Powder coated steel deck and 4.5hp motor, slightly under £300 for a 16" self-propelled and a bit over for an 18". Should be available at most garden machinery specialists. -- Robert What's the significance of powder coated steel? Does this inhibit the tendency of steel to rust? |
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Want to get a lawnmower - which?
"steve c l" wrote in message ... "Robert" wrote in message ... Suggest that you have a look at Honda Izy range. Powder coated steel deck and 4.5hp motor, slightly under £300 for a 16" self-propelled and a bit over for an 18". Should be available at most garden machinery specialists. -- Robert What's the significance of powder coated steel? Does this inhibit the tendency of steel to rust? Yes. Powder coating is similar to (stove) enamelling in that the metal (it can be steel or alloy) is sprayed with a powder and passed through a furnace to melt the powder and bake it on. Tough stuff. Shazzbat |
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