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I would have to second this. Only started using it this year but it is definitely the best mower I have personally owned. It is a touch heavy for the odd waterlogged garden, but I carry an Etesia duocut also and so just get that out for those. The collection on the Weibang is on par with mowers that use a plastic box to collect the grass, and far outperforms any other mower I've used with a canvas bag collection system. It is fast, extremely well made and has an unrivaled 3 year warranty. I couldn't be happier with it so far.
I saw the Weibang at Saltex last week and have arranged a demo, prob next year now. looks very well built although I've no knowledge of the Kawasaki engine. My only concern is that the 21" model doesn't appear to have a blade brake function and I cant imagine a pro mower without it.
.....it does look incredibly heavy though............ is it really practical for smaller domestic lawns? My Masport weighs nearly 20kg less.
That was my exact concern before I bought it and so went along to a dealer and had a bit of a play with one. Probably 80% of my work is small-medium domestic work and I have only found it to be an issue if a garden is really squelchy underfoot. Having said that, I would not want to be getting it up and down steps and that kind of thing frequently through a day but I barely have any jobs that require that. It's probably not for everyone, but I'm very glad I bought one.
It is a classic situation of no one mower suits every garden/weather/location etc.
You need a 'toolbox' of equipment and the skill is to select the right one to deliver the best result at that point in time (even if it's not the result you'd want).
Small lawns/Wet/Lack of turning room/Heavy (roller) mower will cause you more customer issues than backing off using a light 4 wheeler to get the core job done.
lawn cutting about finished here especially if the weather stays this vile, on the horrid soaking little lawns easily damaged i would probably use my bosch 43cm cordless as only weighs about 15kg, or maybe viking cordless which weighs a bit more, probably not much actual grass to take off but hoovers up the leaves and makes it look altogether better
It is good to hear this Ken, I looked at Weibang mowers a couple of months ago and they really look strong and well made! It’s good that the machine has worked well for you, it looks like I will be buying one next year.
i got a pro 56 can not fault it