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I can't get my head round paying £350/400 more for the same thing myself!
Hi harry,
Ive been using the 19 inch honder roller mower for about 10 years now, changed it a couple of years back for a newer model, but at the time suited me and still does for the smaller lawns. At the end of the year replacing my van for something bigger and going to purchasing a bigger mower, with a view of using the large mower for large lawns and keeping the other one for the smaller ones. Question is ive used the honda pro's before, great machine on long gardens with minimal turning, but gearboxes have required replacing and not cheap. I used an old hayer harrier 56 with the steel deck, but the more modern plastic ones im not sure about, my dealer sells both hayter and honda, so need to have the discussion with them, but i guess its personal preference really, similar to stihl or echo.
Agree last on average a year more than clones.
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