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I'd take a subaru over a B&S every time. Unless it was the twin cylinder vanguard B&S engines.
Hi,what sort of money is the Cobra and can I ask what makes you thinks it's decent in the wet? I have one of the larger models and it's no better than anything else I have.Cheers.
Re working in the wet I have a couple of friends who use them commercially and they rate them highly. which model do you use?
The one I have is the RM53SPH. I prefer my Honda HRD 536. The Cobra I find slow,heavy and cumbersome,the grass box is poor too being saggy with sharp plastic edges. The version you're refering to maybe very different of course so I'd be interested to know how you get on with it if you get one.
They need treating with kid gloves. They also drink fuel compared with Honda engines(that always start).
But you won't go far wrong with the suburu engine.
They ruined their engines when they went cheap on components.
They were good at one time I remember some from the farm as a kid and they behaved quite well
I think that's why anything with a Honda is a lot more expensive as they don't want to wreck their reputation.
Maybe:)