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Won’t be brilliant if not cutting at least fortnightly.
Leaves a nice finish as long as you don’t go too short though.
I'm on a 3 week schedule. I did have a Victa as a backup but that has developed a fault where it's impossible to control the engine speed (revs its nuts off to the point I thought it was going to explode). Even my local engine whisperer can't get it to behave.
I'll add the weibang to my list of possible replacements though.
I'd consider a three wheeler.
I was going to say that locally they use Honda Zero Turn pedestrian mowers. Never used one so no idea if they're good, bad or ugly
Something with front wheel drive like a Stiga or Viking Mulcher. I've tried swivel wheel mowers and personall I dont get on with them.
The Clippo, front wheel drive, light, rubber mounted swivel handlesmay be worth a look.