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Same for me. I definitely find my Weibang better than my old Hayter Pro, but all canvas bag mowers suffer the same issue in my experience. Nothing beats a plastic box for wet collection like on a Viking or an Etesia.
Pro 48 with the Kawasaki engine
Hi Ben. Does your Weibang have BBC?
Hi Tony, no .
Hi Ben, I found the 48 pro to be pretty handy in the wet. I've only had problems since I started using the 48pro BBC. For a roller mower in the rain, I really rate your model.
I got away with it today. Drizzle all day but by doing as you did- having the settings a little higher, and emptying the bag when only half full, I got by with the BBC model. Of course, it helps when there hasn't been any growth!
Hi Tony, do you leave the lawn a little higher on the wetter days and then drop back to normal cutting height on the next visit ?
I cut most of mine at 31 with a few at 26 .
Yes, the less I take off, the less cuttings to clog the shute. And of course, if the lawn is short anyway I can do this and the Weibang leaves a good stripe. Given a choice, on a regular cut I prefer to leave the grass a bit longer as I reckon they look better but on a day as wet as today I was glad I was working on short grass.
Hi Tony am i missing something why does the bbc model not perform as well as 48 pro
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