Stiga Estate 3084H

[carlos]

any one have experience with this model and the stiga brand?

thanks carl.

 

[GardenKit]

Morning Carlos. I may be a bit biased as a Stiga dealer, but here goes. The 3084H is the smallest of the Stiga tractor shaped ride ons, but is well built and good value for money at a new price of £2199 inc towbar and mulch kit. I have sold many of these over the years with very few problems and the customers are more than happy. 

If you need a machine of these dimensions then this is the one to go for, but if you can accommodate a slightly longer machine with a little bit more width, then its worth spending the extra £150 on the Estate 5092H which puts you up to the 9kw (18hp) engine, heavier duty chassis and deck, as well as an extra 50litres in the grass box (290l). Also get the 'comfort' seat and LED headlights. This machine is just incredible value at £2349.

Stiga is now probably the strongest brand in the UK as Mountfield and Atco are now all incorporated within Stiga Ltd.

There are Stiga, Mountfield or Atco dealers all over the UK and Ireland, probably more than any other brand, so spares and service will never be a problem.

 

 

[carlos]

thanks for that in depth reply garden kit.  that bigger model does look a lot of mower for the money.

im just trying to help a friend get a mower.

thanks again carl.

[carlos]

how do you think think the bigger 5092h compares with other makes of a similar price ie castlegarden?

thanks carl

[GardenKit]

2 hours ago, carlos said:

how do you think think the bigger 5092h compares with other makes of a similar price ie castlegarden?

thanks carl

In all honesty the Stiga and castle garden do come from the same factory, but are handled by different companies in the UK.

The 92 cm PGX140 HD Castlegarden machine uses the same chassis as the Stiga 5092H, but with a smaller 13hp engine, different body work, and a smaller grass box. The Stiga machines always tend to carry the higher specs than their cousins.