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i got a weibang legacy 56 had it now for 5 weeks or so and can not fault it if i could i swap one of my Kaaz in for another.i used hayters, hondas, estesia. i say they as good if not better than the honda or Kaaz better than the hayters
Thanks for your reply Roy, much appreciated.
Could I just ask how you find the weight? At over 60kg's it looks to be considerably heavier than anything i've used before. On large grass areas I wouldn't think it'd be an issue but a large portion of my business is small residential gardens so that is a bit of a concern.
it is very heavy but for me it not a problem most of the lawn it used on are 700 m sq plus for small lawns it could be a problem i still got a kaaz 19 inch that we use for smaller gardens
Ok, well thank you for your help. I'll go over to the nearest dealer and give it a good look over. Thanks
Hello all again,
So i've decided to purchase the Weibang and am off to collect it this weekend.
I'm thinking of also purchasing a 4 wheeled mower as new van space allows me to carry two mowers at a time now.
Can anybody recommend a particularly good one as i've only ever used roller mowers for my business up until now. Budget up to around the £1000 mark.
Many thanks to everyone in advance again for helping.
Why not stick with the weibang, I bought a cheap as chips domestic 3 seasons ago to tide me over while the etesia was in the shop and i'm still using it.
Thanks Jason, appreciate the response.
My second mower is a Etesia Duocut 46RMCB. Me and Jack both prefer to use it over the Hayter 56Pro.
Cut/collect or mulch whatever the weather
Hi,
Final question before I make my purchases tomorrow: does anybody have any experience with Efco lawnmowers? I'm looking at their top of the range 4 wheeled machines (the MR55-HXF or the MR55-TBI) as my second mower. Any thoughts? They look good on internet paper, but real world practice is often a different story!