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Acacia Groundcare have 2 ex-hire Etesia Atilla AK85 rotary ride-on mowers for sale in good condition.
The machines have been fully maintained by Acacia Groundcare, and are both ready to use. These brush cutters efficiently mow down brushwood, tough bracken, brambles, gorse and young saplings.
Specification:
14hp Briggs & Stratton engine
Machine 1: 634 Hours
Machine 2: 934 Hours
For more information, images or to discuss the Etesia Atilla AK85 Ride-on Mower with Acacia Groundcare, take a look at our website listing by clicking here, send us a quick email to hire@acaciarental.com, or give us a call on 01273 494939.
You can view a quick video of the AK85 on the go by clicking here, or watch below!
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just to add into this for confirmation if any one is wanting it
the AK85 Is the newer machine fitted with a HST (Hydrostat unit) and kawasaki enigne so much cheeper maintance at more hours
the AV85 is the one fitted with the variator unit needing the special belt and a briggs enigne with high maintance at every 50 hours the variator belt must be tensioned
Noticed you are selling used Hayterettes - been thinking about a something similar for rough cuts/banks all domestic size stuff that I wouldn't like to take my 'nice' roller mower over, any views anyone ?
Hi briggs.garys right about the size .the 80 would allow us to get much more use due to nature of sites I do.
Yes I see a few bahia bit are they less superior to the 80 model which I believe is more commercial?
We have two Bahia 80'S that get regular commercial use. If you take care and understand the differences they work well. The Hydro 80'S Main changes are front axle, larger wheels and uprated gearbox + some aesthetic changes. We carry a piece of 2*4 behind our feet and use to 'soften' kerbs (so less bumping) and regularly blow out the rear belt/gearbox area of the build up of cut grass. We ramp them in/out of Vivaro vans so no trailers needed.
There are some good domestic pre-owned machines around for ~£1k-£1.2k that I would consider good value (I know, because I've looked at some recently as we may get another machine), One went this weekend for just under £1050 which was in excellent condition.
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They are pretty nifty! Everyone seems to underestimate the 'go kart' look and are shocked by its cutting ability! :)
just to add into this for confirmation if any one is wanting it
the AK85 Is the newer machine fitted with a HST (Hydrostat unit) and kawasaki enigne so much cheeper maintance at more hours
the AV85 is the one fitted with the variator unit needing the special belt and a briggs enigne with high maintance at every 50 hours the variator belt must be tensioned
Noticed you are selling used Hayterettes - been thinking about a something similar for rough cuts/banks all domestic size stuff that I wouldn't like to take my 'nice' roller mower over, any views anyone ?
Don't bother, get a 100 instead.
paul berry said:
There's a few Mk 1 Bahia's around at the moment, especially on eBay....
briggsandscrapem said:
Yes I see a few bahia bit are they less superior to the 80 model which I believe is more commercial?
We have two Bahia 80'S that get regular commercial use. If you take care and understand the differences they work well. The Hydro 80'S Main changes are front axle, larger wheels and uprated gearbox + some aesthetic changes.
We carry a piece of 2*4 behind our feet and use to 'soften' kerbs (so less bumping) and regularly blow out the rear belt/gearbox area of the build up of cut grass. We ramp them in/out of Vivaro vans so no trailers needed.
There are some good domestic pre-owned machines around for ~£1k-£1.2k that I would consider good value (I know, because I've looked at some recently as we may get another machine), One went this weekend for just under £1050 which was in excellent condition.
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