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Mountfield SP41 Petrol Lawnmower, Self-Propelled, 39cm cutting width, 123cc ST120 Autochoke petrol engine, Up to 250m², Includes 40L Grass Collector
Mountfield SP41 Petrol Lawnmower, Self-Propelled, 39cm cutting width, 123cc ST120 Autochoke petrol engine, Up to 250m², Includes 40L Grass Collector

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Mountfield HP164 Push Rotary Petrol Lawn Mower

Started by Mick, March 16, 2025, 11:53:37 AM

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Mick

March 16, 2025, 11:53:37 AM
Mountfield HP164 39cm 123cc Hand-Propelled Rotary Petrol Lawn Mower Full Details and Purchase at SCREWFIX

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Powered by a Mountfield ST120 OHV 123cc engine and features a tough, corrosion-free polypropylene cutter deck. Lightweight, easy to use and economical to run. Includes 4 height adjusters with 5 pre-set cutting positions ranging from 25-70mm. Can also be used without the collector to leave the cuttings. Suitable for lawns up to 400m².

  • 123cc 4-Stroke Mountfield Engine
  • 5 Cutting Heights (25-70mm)
  • 40Ltr Grass Collector
  • Polypropylene Deck
  • Hardened Steel Blade
  • 2 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee (Registration Required, T&Cs Apply)
  • Without Mulching Facility
  • Hand-Propelled
  • Folding Handles

Full Details and Purchase at SCREWFIX
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