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Etesia UK Launch New Two New Pedestrian Models

Etesia has launched two new professional pedestrian rotary mowers – the PHCT and PHCS PRO 46 Evolution models.

Etesia’s pedestrian mowers have been providing efficiency, excellent ergonomics and top quality standards for over 23 years. Designed to offer unique cutting capabilities, ultimate comfort and safety, reliability and unrivalled productivity, the success of Etesia’s pedestrian mowers can be attributed to the company’s commitment to research and development which enables them to bring users the most innovative machines in the market.
The two new models offer extreme versatility with the ability to cut, collect and mulch without the need for an accessory. Users will be capable of mowing with or without collection in all conditions as well as undertake high-quality mulching.

Built upon the DUOCUT concept of combining 100% collection and 100% mulching decks together, the new PRO 46 models deliver high performance without compromising the results of either of the functions. By crushing the grass finely, even if it is long and wet, both models excel in their collection abilities and the grass box is always filled to capacity.

With no tool or blade change necessary; simply place the removable insert under the deck if you want to mulch and remove the insert if you prefer to mow - with or without collection. The smooth surfaced insert completes the shape of the deck and enables the grass to move easily for superior mulching.
Both the PHCT and PHCS have a cutting width of 46cm with seven easily adjustable cutting heights ranging from 28-85mm. Both come complete with a grass box capacity of 56 litres.

Fitted with a powerful 5HP Honda engine, the PHCT is a single speed model and the PHCS is a push model; providing the operator with the choice according to their preference. As with all Etesia’s rotary mowers, the PHCT and PHCS offer low vibrations with ‘soft grip’ handle bars which can fold for easy transportation. These operator friendly features combined with renowned high performance, have resulted in Etesia’s rotary mowers becoming the number one choice for many landscapers and groundsmen.

The professionals choice in cut and collect rotary mowers has just got better with the addition of an Etesia rear roller kit for effortless striping and will be available on the PRO 46 models soon.

For further information, please contact Etesia UK on 01295 680120 or visit www.etesia.co.uk to find your nearest Etesia dealer.

For more news, reviews and insightful views, you can follow Etesia UK on Twitter @EtesiaUK and like the company’s Facebook page – www.facebook.com/EtesiaUK. You can also view the latest Etesia videos by visiting www.youtube.com/EtesiaUK.

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