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Old 12-09-2023, 08:34 PM   #10
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Default Re: Mowing ..

No stress, thanks for the advice. Not overly interested in electric, I just have an Ego snipper and pruner.

I haven't looked too far into Victa again as they are the only company not listing the catcher size, that I can see.

I'll have to make an enquiry. The commercial one looks ok.

The 190cc is my minimum and with more power via the adjustment is even better.

The Honda I was looking at was the HTX series, just didn't care for the self propelled feature, would like to avoid it.

A 21" deck would be nice but 19" is not so bad.
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