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I know another contractor that had Izy's that were too slow - he changed the belts and pullies to increase the speed.
I use a 16" Mountfield/Honda hybrid push for anything thats too small/awkward for my Hayter 48.
Sometimes self propelled can be a pain in small areas in my opinion.
It cuts well in all conditions, is nice and simple with no drive belts and cost under £400.
It only weighs 26kg so is handy for humping up and down steps etc.
I would definately buy one again.
Couple of jobs I have with big steps I either do on a day I have staff, or I use mr brushcutter.
John deere's are fast, I wouldn't entertain a push mower. Self prop can be pushed if you want to go faster. Also the self prop is a godsend on corners, turning etc, where you can't get behind the mower to push it out.
I've read a couple of times about putting a bigger pulley and belt on a mower. Is it an easy thing to do?
I checked out the masport and J Deere Mowers, both look pretty impressive, especially the Masport.
Stuart @ Eco garden maintenance said:
hi neil
why dont you demo a phe ? its a push mower 46cm no frills mower which will cut as fast as you walk, pluss the waight of the machine is nothing and i know of 5 end users who have put there own handle mod on the mower to lift it with one hand because they work around waterways so need the other free to steady them self's.
regards
neal barker
Stuart @ Eco garden maintenance said:
How much should I be looking at for one of these little beauts??
Neal Barker @ Etesia uk said: