lawnflite pro 19"

[Roger The Dodger]

These must be for other country's around the world then.

http://www.kaaz.co.jp/ex/LawnMower.pdf

[GardenKit]

These must be for other country's around the world then.

http://www.kaaz.co.jp/ex/LawnMower.pdf

Interesting, but as you say, probably for other markets.

 

But even on your link it only shows the 48 range with Kawasaki, as in th UK, but it also shows a Kawasaki option for the 53 range. I have to admit this is news to me.

 

Kaaz is handled in the UK by Danarm, this is their current range

DANARM : Lawnmowers

[miker]

kwak engine,seems to cope well,yes could do with the handle supports,they seem a bit flimsy but all good apart from that

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

The 48cm models only come with Kawasaki engines.

 

The 53cm models all have the Honda engine.

 

Odd that they put the better more powerful engine (kawasaki) on the smaller machine.

[Roger The Dodger]

Odd that they put the better more powerful engine (kawasaki) on the smaller machine.

 

The Honda Engine is 3.2kw & the Kawasaki is 2.9kw.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

The Honda Engine is 3.2kw & the Kawasaki is 2.9kw.

 

oh oh

 

FJ180 I have is 6hp vs 5or 5.5 Honda. I see now it's a FJ151. Torquey those Kawas tho, and sweeter ooooh

Edited June 10, 2014 by TimberCutterDartmoor

[littlerob]

i bought a Oleo-Mac G53-TK AllRoad Plus-4 at then end of February was under £300 delivered and it has been one of the best mowers i have used tall really soaked grass no problem cut and picks it up fine it engine is 196cc runs quite compared to the Briggs engines well built for the money and comes with a 3 year warranty not a commercial mower but for the money there better than most ive had in the past harry snapper alko hayter

[doobin]

We're talking about >£1000 mowers...

[neilmcl]

We're talking about >£1000 mowers...

 

ditto

Honda seems ok in the rain but i wudnt say amazing!

[littlerob]

We're talking about >£1000 mowers...

the snapper mower i had was over £700 pounds and was pants to pick anything up dry or wet and the harry was again over 700 pound and the hayter was £750 that didn't last a year so that why i now tend to go for mowers for sub 500 pound now the amount of grass cutting i get done if it last from march to October its earn its money back 5 times over as i find its the engine that give's up the ghost before the rest of the mower especially if it have a briggs and stratton engine imo