Compact, flat lawns measuring around 700 m2 are perfect for electric models.

If you have a large or sloped lawn, a petrol powered mower is just your pace.
This allows you to complete the full job without being tied to an electrical source.

Smaller, fairly level lawns are particularly easy to mow with a push mower, especially when there are few flower beds and trees to manoeuvre around.

If you have a larger, sloped lawn with a lot of contoured landscaping and obstacles like trees and shrubs, you might find a self propelled model will make your job easier and quicker. Rear wheel drive models are particularly easy to manoeuvre around contoured areas.

Whether you decide to mulch or collect, your lawn will still have that manicured look. However, determing your mowing habits first, is the best way to decide which mower will be best for you.

If you like to grow your grass long and cut infrequently, bagging may just be perfect for you. Although you will
have to stop more often to empty the bag, you can enjoy that manicured look.

Or, perhaps you’d like to cut up to one third off your current mowing time – mulching may be your best bet. Mulching mowers cut and recut clippings then blow
them back into the grass for a natural, nitrogen rich boost. You can choose between dedicated mulching mowers or just take a mulching kit available for most
models. When mulching, it’s best to mow your lawn more frequently.

Nothing stands in the way of a healthy lawn like the thatch that lies below the surface. Thatch, which is mostly dead grass and moss build-up, denies your grassroots the water, air and nutrients they need to stay healthy.

A good rule of thumb is to use a scarifier twice a year: every spring and every autumn. By staying on this schedule, you’ll give your lawn the chance to reach its potential

If you’re looking for a mower that can stand up to the highest test possible, you want a mower that’s built to a
higher level. Our line of professional mowers feature steel deck liners, bronze wheel bearings and aluminium
and steel wheels. Steel reinforcements inside and outside the deck provide protection when mowing over rough terrain and trimming up close around obstacles.