With self-propulsion, all you need to do is press a lever located on the handlebar to transfer the motion generated by the engine to the wheels, resulting in the machine moving on its own.
Description
Specifications
Self-propelled lawn mower with a gasoline engine, which rotates the cutting blades. A significant advantage over other engines is the increased power and torque for many hours of work on large areas.
It is suitable for medium and large cutting surfaces (> 800 m2). The area of the space determines the choice of the cutting width of the machine, as the wider the blade, the more grass it cuts with each pass. The maximum cutting surface of the blades is 51cm.
With the collection bag, you can easily empty and dispose of the cut grass. This particular bag has a capacity of 60 liters. It has a 173cc engine.
What is a self-propelled lawn mower?
With self-propulsion, all you need to do is press a lever located on the handlebar to transfer the motion generated by the engine to the wheels, resulting in the machine moving on its own.
Power and Engine
The machine is powered by gasoline and does not require electricity, so you can work remotely.
The gasoline engine rotates the cutting blades. A significant advantage over other engines is the increased power and torque for many hours of work on large areas. Inevitably, this type of engine has some disadvantages such as noisy operation, emission of exhaust gases, and high cost of use and maintenance.
What is a four-stroke engine and what are its advantages/disadvantages in a lawn mower?
It is an internal combustion engine that operates with a circulation of oil and air in four operating cycles.
Advantages:
- Lawn mowers with four-stroke engines do not require additional oil.
- They consume fuel only once every four strokes, making them a more economical choice.
- They are built to withstand more wear and tear.
- They produce less noise and vibration during operation.
- They are less polluting because they do not require the mixing of oils or lubricants with the fuel.
Disadvantages:
- Due to the fact that lawn mowers with four-stroke engines have more components and valves, their repairs and maintenance are more expensive.
- Since they get their power only as the piston rotates every four strokes, this design is less powerful than a machine with a similar two-stroke engine.
Operating Instructions for the Machine
Before using the machine, make sure you have carefully read the user manual and follow the instructions provided there.
Ensure that the engine has fuel and oil. Also, check the oil level before each use.
Check the condition of the cutting blades before each use and make sure they are clean and in good condition.
Adjust the cutting height to your needs. This can be done by adjusting the tilt of the wheels.
Start the machine by pressing the start button and pressing the throttle pedal. Monitor the grass cutting and be careful not to walk on the cut grass.
After finishing the cutting, turn off the machine and remove the grass collection bag. Empty the bag and clean it before the next use.
Why choose a lawn mower with higher power and displacement?
A lawn mower with more power and displacement can cut grass more efficiently and achieve better cutting results on larger surfaces.
Additionally, it can cut grass at a higher speed, allowing you to complete your work faster, and it can cut grass more easily in difficult areas, such as slopes or wetter grounds.
Dimensions
- Type
- Lawn Mower
- Power Source
- Gasoline
- Self Propelled
- Yes
- Brushless
- No
Petrol Engines
- Engine Type
- Four-Stroke
- Cubic Capacity
- 173 cc
Additional Specifications
- Grass Box Capacity
- 60 lt
- Cutting Width
- 51 cm
- Weight
- 34 kg
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
