Do you struggle to push your mower up the slopes around your property? A self-propelled lawn mower could be the solution you have been searching for. These models gently propel themselves forwards, meaning that you need to exert very little energy in pushing them around.
- Briggs & Stratton 223cc Engine
- 30" Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Honda GCV200 OHV/OHC Engine
- 21" Nexite Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- HRX217K6HYU
- Honda GXV160 OHV Engine
- 21" Aluminium Alloy Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- HRU216M3TBUH
- Kohler Courage XT675 OHV Engine
- 18" (460mm) Pressed Steel Chassis
- Self Propelled
- Honda GXV160 OHV Engine
- 21" (533mm) Alloy Chassis
- Self Propelled
- Honda GX160 5hp Engine
- 17" 430mm Cutting Width
- 9 Blade Cutting Reel
- Honda GX160 5hp Engine
- 20" 510mm Cutting Width
- 9 Blade Cutting Reel
- Honda izy-ON 36V 1.8kW
- 18" (45.7cm) Pressed Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Self Propelled
- Loncin G200F 196cc Engine
- 430mm Cutting Width
- 6 Blade Cutting Reel
- Loncin G200F 196cc Engine
- 500mm Cutting Width
- 6 Blade Cutting Reel
- Honda GCV200 OHV/OHC Engine
- 21" Nexite Chassis
- 4-in-1 Versamow System
- HRX217K6HZU
- Briggs & Stratton 223cc Engine
- 30" Steel Chassis
- Electric Start
- L216 850W Brushless 60V MAX*
- 17" (43cm) Polymer Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Self Propelled
- Briggs & Stratton 163cc Engine
- 22" Stamped Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Husqvarna HS166A OHV 166cc Engine
- 19" Alloy Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Self Propelled Drive
- Briggs & Stratton 150cc Engine
- 22" Stamped Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Electric Start Briggs & Stratton Engine
- 22" Stamped Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
- Briggs & Stratton 725 EXi 163cc Engine
- 22" Steel Chassis
- Mulch & Catch System
Remember that, for every 1000 square metres of lawn you mow, you are essentially walking between two and three kilometres. The use of a self-propelled mower can make your life much easier. These models are also highly suited to those with reduced mobility.
Pushing a traditional mower up a steep hill or slope can be extremely difficult at the best of times, as can uneven terrain. A self-propelled model, on the other hand, will be able to handle these landscapes with ease. It can also work with tough, thick grasses and weeds.