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Package Dimensions: 24. . EAN: 7392930297180 Features: Featuring a large easy to empty 30 Litre grassbox, close-to-edge cutting deck, a rear roller to create stripe effect and comfortable dual lever handles. Details: Designed for small gardens, the Flymo EasiMow 300R is a 30 cm electric wheeled rotary lawnmower that is equipped with a powerful 1000 W motor. 6 x 14.
- It’s 10m cable gives you the freedom and flexibility to move around your garden area, without the need to worry about reach.
- Equipped with dual lever handles allow you to comfortably operate the lawn mower with either hand for greater flexibility and manoeuvrability.
- Utilises a powerful 1000W motor so you can tackle your lawn with ease.
- A 30cm cutting width and 20-60mm cutting height ensures a neat and tidy finish to your lawn.
- 4 kg
- Equipped with a large 30 litre grass box, meaning less time spent emptying grass clippings.
- Product Width (cm) : 38, Product Length (cm) : 101, Product Height (cm) : 97, Weight : 8.
Reviews
M. Martin
Despite bumping into trees 100s of times a day the machine shows no obvious signs of wear and is still working perfectly. At least for a few months. Edges: our orchard is fenced, and I have buried the the perimeter wire about 8 inches (20cm in heathen units) in from the fence. Our moles have also had a good year :-( and I have had to spend quite a lot of time filling in holes where their tunnels have collapsed in the dry weather, otherwise the Herbies get stuck.
Mr. T. M. Elner
I'm happy to whizz over the more open areas occasionally with the lawn tractor, and I think that a more conventional lawn would not suffer from this problem anyway. If you are dithering because you are not sure whether it will do the job my experience is that it will, and I would recommend it. First time I tried suggestions to find a possible break, replaced some cable (without finding a break) and it seemed to fix it.
Matt L.
You can either cut a groove in the lawn and place it in that, or use the supplied stakes to hold it down while you wait a few weeks for the grass to grow over it and pull it down. Yuk! Noise - it is fairly quiet. I decided not to bury the cable, the grass was beginning to grow over it, but we have a visiting hedgehog who thought it was a worm and pulled the cable above the grass!
Mrs. Marilyn Lewis
As a long time robot hoover user I've had my eye on one of these for a long time. Molehills present less of a problem since it just hits them, stops and moves away, and molehills can be a convenient source of earth for filling in the aforementioned hollows! If you have any cut borders you'll want it to stop before it drops its wheel into it because it will struggle to get back out of anything more than a 2cm drop.
Mr. C Bell
This is the solution given in the destruction manual, and configured to start remotely at the far end 50% of the time it seems to work well with even coverage in both legs of the U. The moles can also lift the boundary wire to the surface when the grass cover is eroded, whereupon it can get cut through, so I have had to do some mending. This took about an hour to lay 250m I have now hidden the mower under the decking and added a secondary area which has been straight forward. You can hose the machine down so its easy to clear up.
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