Petrol Mulching Lawnmowers - Mulching mowers are designed to cut the grass into fine clippings which are then recycled by being blown back down on to the lawn. This helps to feed the grass roots with nutrients and additional moisture for a healthier and greener lawn. Many of the petrol lawn mowers available will not only mulch the clippings but are classed as '3-in-1' or '4-in-1' machines because they will offer the user the option of collecting, mulching, rear discharging or side discharging the grass. These petrol lawnmowers are excellent value for the customer. Our comprehensive range of mulching and recycling lawn mowers includes self propelled and push mowers from market leaders Mountfield, Stiga, Cobra, Weibang and many more.
The Toro 21766 is the All Wheel Drive option in the Toro homeowner range of steel deck Recycler lawnmowers. Toro Recycler mowers enable the user to recycle on demand as they mow. This means you can switch from collecting the grass to mulching it in seconds with a flip of a lever. No need to […]
Toro 21763 Electric Start petrol self propelled mower with 55cm cutting width, steel deck, Briggs & Stratton engine and Automatic Drive System. Recycler Technology. Minces grass clippings into fine mulch particles for a healthy, beautiful lawn thanks to the Toro-patented atomic blade. Durable steel cutting deck converts from mulching, side discharging, or rear bagging without […]
The Series 9 Expert Stiga Multiclip 950 VE is targeted at the professional gardener. It has a built in vibration damping system which makes for more comfortable mowing over long periods of time. The mower also has a fulcrum handle which can be adjusted for both height and angle. The mower uses the reliable Stiga […]
The STIGA Combi 955 VE is a variable speed petrol mower with an electric start and and versatile 4-in-1 mowing system. Powered by a high performance Stiga engine which offers both reliability and fuel economy, the Combi 955ve is ideal for maintaining large areas up to 2000m². The walk behind rotary mower is backed by […]
