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Maybe a bit early as growing grass is month or two away. I am in the market for a new mower 21 inch walk behind with 4 wheels and colletor box. The one that I like the look of best is the Honda 537 HRX. It has hydro drive, large wheels, large collector, 4 inch max height, also a mluching lever for collect or mulch. I only realy need to mulch very dry lawns or leavs I have never got on to well with mulching green healthly lawns or grass. I think at £1000 its not to badly priced. My only concern is plastic deck would it be man enough for rough mowing brambles, saplings, light bits of masonary you somtimes find I worrie it will crack the deck like on the weaker alloy ones do.

 

I have looked at other mowers but 537 ticks all the boxes. Does any one use these mowers or have a better alternetiv?

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Cracking mower ,unbelievable in wet grass too and very light .

 

 

Ste

 

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Grass box is different ,don't think pic is matched .

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[ATTACH]174409[/ATTACH]

 

MB 655 VM

 

Cracking mower ,unbelievable in wet grass too and very light .

 

 

Ste

 

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Grass box is different ,don't think pic is matched .

 

 

They look a bit plasticy do they hold up ok?

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Yep they do look a bit Girly but what a mower ,I have tried them all from Honda,Hayter etc and this one I bought in summer is fantastic, grass box is a cloth type on mine .

 

Check the range out ,I think its series 5 top of the range 4wheeler before there HD model similar too Estia .

 

Ste

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They look a bit plasticy do they hold up ok?

 

 

I've an old 484 and it's done 3 seasons and held up really well so don't let the plasticity look put you of

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HAYTER made a bad mistake in fitting crap materials ie plastic front wheels of a kids pram ,cables off a string puppet etc .

 

I HAVE 9 Hayter pro sat in shed but the last 2 i bought are shocking .

 

 

Ste

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Yes what realy puts me off of them is there weight 65kg vs 45kg on the Honda 537 same power but 20kg less. I guess the Sarp & Lawnflite are more robust but 65kg is alot of extra weight for motor & drive.

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The Viking does stack up very well I like it. I think the Honda seems more attractive because of the hydrostatic drive. I have never owned a Viking or seen one in action. I have used a Honda 537 and liked it very much. I would like to race them lol.

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