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Draper mechanical lawn mower - £29.99 free click and collect or £33.94 delivered from Robert Dyas online - ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY!!!
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Been after one of these for a while (my exciting life, eh!) but haven't been able to find a deal... until now that is! £29.99 click and collect is a steal, but £3.95 for delivery isn't too bad if you can't get to a shop.
Draper Mechanical Lawnmower
Perfect for smaller gardens and front lawns, this lawnmower give you the cutting power of an electric mower without all the fuss. Simply push it over your lawn and let the five ultra-sharp blades trip the grass to the perfect height, before collecting it in the large steel drum.
Draper Mechanical Lawnmower
Perfect for smaller gardens and front lawns, this lawnmower give you the cutting power of an electric mower without all the fuss. Simply push it over your lawn and let the five ultra-sharp blades trip the grass to the perfect height, before collecting it in the large steel drum.
- Model no.: 84750
- Mechanical
- Cutting heights: 18-45mm
- 5 blades
- Drum width: 38cm
- Weight: 8.5kg
- Dimensions: H24.3 x W44.5 x D54.5cm
I recall having to cut the large, very uneven lawn at my parent's house with a mechanical mower as a child, so I would still have a strong aversion to using one of these, but all the same I have added a little bit of heat. I have a feeling this will not appeal much to the average HUKD subscriber though OP, so this may be the only heat you receive today :-)
Not sure the clearly conscious, homicidal green stuff that tries to attack me in the garden qualifies as "grass" any more.
I have a Bosch cordless Rotak as well, but much prefer a push machine, really cutting instead of tearing the grass.
Maybe wrap some old lead around the bottom of the bars.
Much better than one of those expensive stationary exercise cycles, as getting a neatly cut lawn provides more motivation, and you could always take it up into your bedroom to hang your clothes on it when you've finish cutting the lawn.
My garden is small and I can't justify buying a power mower especially with the amount of space one would take in my garden shed.
This does a decent job, you just can't let the grass get too long before you cut it or it will take a few passes. My biggest complaint is when assembling the handle bars, the holes that attached the upper part to the lower part didn't line up properly and I had to drill the holes bigger so I could get the screw in. Oh, and the grass catcher is completely useless. Other than that, it's about what I would expect for the price.
Now that is a really useful comment: first hand experience is always best.