Land Maggots

[David Humphries]

Guys, any one out there got experience on Hayter Mowers?

 

Not my bag, but the Mother in law wants to sell her Hayter Harrier 41.

It's about 5/6 years old, really in good nick & regularly serviced.

 

About £450 new.

 

Any idea what it should be worth?

 

 

Earlier version of this one.

http://www.mowerpower.co.uk/hayter_harrier_41.htm

 

 

 

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[Ian C]

Dave, i aint a mower man either but i have used Hayters a bit (and sold a few) the 48 is more popular but there all good, if it's in good condition i reccon on about 100-150 quid, if its a minter 200ish

 

Ian.

[Stephen Blair]

Guys, any one out there got experience on Hayter Mowers?

 

Not my bag, but the Mother in law wants to sell her Hayter Harrier 41.

It's about 5/6 years old, really in good nick & regularly serviced.

 

About £450 new.

 

Any idea what it should be worth?

 

 

Earlier version of this one.

http://www.mowerpower.co.uk/hayter_harrier_41.htm

 

 

being a greenkeeper in my former life before i evolved into trees, hayters are what we used on the course, obviously a bit fancier than that one but very well known machines. as ian says 150 -200 quid me thinks. i would give it a bit of a service first, make sure there hasnt been fuel sitting in it all winter, if so empty it out before starting and get some fresh stuff dave

[David Humphries]

[. i would give it a bit of a service first, make sure there hasnt been fuel sitting in it all winter, if so empty it out before starting and get some fresh stuff dave

 

 

 

It has an annual service, last one was a few weeks ago.

 

Petrols always emptied for the winter.

 

Should be a good buy for someone.

 

I think she may be contemplating a part exchange with a local dealer for a new Electric.

 

 

Cheers for the info fellas.

 

 

 

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[Jonesie]

If i was selling it, about £150 push version (new retail £460) or £200 autodrive (new retail £590).

[David Humphries]

Thanks Justin

 

 

 

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