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Depends on what type of gardens you are aiming for.
Hope that helps a bit
Thnaks
I was thinking of the Honda HRX 537 as a light weight mulching 21" mower for larger gardens and some commercial work. And a 19" with a roller for those who want a striped finish. Any ideas on a mid range 19" would be appreciated. I was looking at Einhell but I don't think they do a rear roller model
Wouldn't go 19 and 21, too close in size.
Residential gardens, I'd go 19" roller, lots of small gardens, might even have a 17" roller too. Rollers much easier to mow right up to borders and beds without dropping over and scalping, plus the nice stripes keeps clients happy.
Mulching means regular cuts - perhaps once a week, are you clients going to want to pay for that? Mine don't, they are happy with a 2 weekly - perhaps do a bit of market research on your potential clients before you go for mulching.
I have a Honda 536 roller, as Richard says, just too long for many lawns, you'll get frustrated in the corners, or stuck, or both! Great for large open spaces.
Also have one of the older HRX476's, with roller. Not a bad general machine, picks up damp grass, struggles in the rain, light enough for regular in/ outs of the van.
Thanks John, are you sure your mate has an Izy? from what I can see that model doesn't have a roller?
Izy's have a rubber strip along the back, drags along the grass giving a fair stripe.
Really...are they pre HRD's?
maybe im showing how dumb I am here - hep me understand whay you would have to cut more frequently if you are mulching please