Mc Culloch Titanium 46 Rsd Self Propelled Petrol Rear Roller Lawnmower

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Mc Culloch Titanium 46 Rsd Self Propelled Petrol Rear Roller Lawnmower

£274.94

This self-propelled rear roller lawnmower will save you on pushing and leave an attractive striped finish on your lawn. It has 46cm (18”) cutting width making it suitable for lawns up to around two tennis courts in size. Equipped with a modern 500 series Briggs & Stratton 4hp engine, the McCulloch 46RSD Petrol Rear Roller Lawnmower has a single lever height of cut adjustment for ease of use with five separate settings between 20-70mm. The cutting deck on this lawnmower is made of steel for extra robustness and the catcher has a hard top to help prevent dust rising up in dry conditions. The overall capacity of the grass catcher is 55 litres and it is collapsible. This, along with the fold down handles, makes the McCulloch 46SDR more compact for storage purposes. Weight 31.5 kg. FREE DELIVERY NEXT WORKING DAY! McCULLOCH LAWNMOWERS HAVE A 1 YEAR MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY.

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A very poor excuse for a lawn mower., 12 Oct, 2009

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McCULLOCH TITANIUM 46RSD SELF-PROPELLED PETROL REAR ROLLER LAWNMOWER

By Peter Derbyshire (Preston, Lancs.)

This machine is, frankly, rubbish. I have owned mine for two seasons now and am thoroughly disillusioned with it. After one season I had to replace the diaphragm and now the rear drive has gone. So much for reliability. The machine itself? Well, for a start, the blades have insufficient power to push the mown grass back into the box properly. Consequently, on all but the driest days you are left with unsightly trails of mown grass which have dropped from the side of the machine. The solutions are to either cut then go back over the trails to pick up the dead grass, effectively doubling the length of time it takes to mow the lawn, or keep stopping and pushing the grass back into the box by hand. Additionally, the poor design of the rear roller assembly means that, on turning, it digs into the grass and leaves holes. To avoid this, you have to lift the rear roller when turning, and this machine is not light.

I would not recommend this machine to anybody. My advice? either buy a real cheap and cheerful one and push it yourself, or save up and buy a decent machine, like a Honda, which I am now doing.

Pete

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