Etesia launches new Duocut range

The new Etesia duocut range of mowers is extremely versatile, and is capable of mowing with or without collection in all conditions, or for high-quality mulching. And they do all that with no need for an accessory.

That high performance is possible thanks to the Duocut concept which is the perfect combination between 100% collection and 100% mulching decks, without compromising the results of either of the functions. Changing the mowing system is easy: just place the removable insert under the deck if you want to mulch. Remove the insert if you prefer to mow with or without collection. There is no need what-so-ever for a tool or blade change. The insert completes the shape of the deck to form a smooth surface with no roughness, allowing the grass to move easily for incomparably superior mulching.                     

Excellent mulching results with a very high collection performance, even if the grass is long and wet is compacted in the 56 litre grass collection box, which comes complete with box filling indicator. The mower has a forward speed of 3.6 km/h and can work on Slopes of up to 18% or 10°.

Comfort

The mowers come, as standard with a height adjustable handle bar with three positions and folded position. Recessed handle bar shape to keep your hands safe while mowing close to an obstacle (wall, tree etc.)

There is a comfortable coating on the handle bar, and effortless control maintenance. Centralised adjustment of the cutting height with 7 positions from 28 to 88 mm and a digital cutting height indicator. 


Duocut mowers think of their users, with low handlebar vibrations (3 m/s² (ahw).


Models available:

RMCS- push, Kohler courage engine, 18" (46cm) Xenoy deck, includes mulch insert, and grass box.

RMCB- Single speed, Kohler courage engine, 18" (46cm) Xenoy deck, includes mulch insert, and grass box.

There will also be Honda powered variable speed model to follow shortly.

RM41T- Single speed, Kohler engine, 16" (41cm) Xenoy deck, includes mulch insert, and grass box.

RM41S- Push, Kohler engine, 16" (41cm) Xenoy deck, includes mulch insert, and grass box.

The mower comes as standard with a three-year warranty and deck with 10-year warranty for private use.

For further information, please contact Etesia UK on 01295 680120 or visit www.etesia.co.uk

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