Mountfield SP164 Petrol Self Propelled 39cm Lawnmower

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It’s small, fairly basic, but well priced while at the same time being good quality. 100cc OHV Engine I’ve spent several weeks with the Mountfield SP41 and for medium sized lawns, it’s really quite good. Assembly

The SP164 has two mowing options for your grass cuttings, either collect to the aerated 40 litre grass bag, or remove the collector to eject the grass cuttings directly onto the lawn. This Mountfield mower is powered by a 100cc overhead valve engine which is easy to start and economical to run. Self-Propelled If you feel you can handle the 20kg weight and you’d prefer to save yourself some money, Mountfield make the same mower without the self-propelling feature.Assembling this mower is pretty straight forward. Unfortunately, the instruction manual does a pretty poor job of explaining how to do it. However, for many people, pushing them up and down the lawn can be tiring work, especially when mowing up and down inclines. If you have a mowing strip at the edges of your lawn, this won’t be an issue as you can just roll the mower right along.

This mower has a 39cm cutting width and a 40-litre grass collection bag which makes it a good option for small to medium sized lawns up to 400sq meters. Engine: 100cc, 4-stroke; Cutting Width: 39cm; Grass Box Capacity: 40 Litres; Self-Propelled: Yes; Weight: 20kg; Self-Propelled: Yes; Warranty: 2 Years; Once I had built the mower and filled the engine with oil and fuel, it was time to start the engine. Setting the mowing height consists of adjusting three levers. There is a lever for the rear wheels and the front wheels need adjusting individually. The mechanism is smooth and it takes seconds.

In this Mountfield SP41 Petrol lawn mower review, we’re going to take a look at one of Mountfield’s most popular models. You’ll also see why I think it’s a contender for the best petrol mower for smaller lawns. Short Mountfield SP41 Review