In August, we reviewed Mountfield’s largest push lawn mower, the Empress 51 Li, which we put to the test on our field and front lawn. We have a small back garden with a patch of grass that requires a small, compact and light lawn mower, so this is where we tested the Mountfield Princess 38 Li.
This is a great battery-operated option for small to medium gardens and it comes with the mower, two batteries and a charger. It has a 38cm cutting width and forms part of the Freedom 500 range.
Hi Ralph. We buy some equipment, but recently brands have been loaning us kit to try out, which is really great because we get to see what’s on the market.
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Brian Mallalieu
2 years ago
The problem with most mowers is the failure to cut close at the front, due to the front wheels preventing the rotary cutter blade from reaching the edges. There is a market for a designer who can overcome this, without having to revert to a hover!
Hi, I have no noticed that you review quite a lot of different machines.
Do the manufacturers send you them or do you buy them?
Hi Ralph. We buy some equipment, but recently brands have been loaning us kit to try out, which is really great because we get to see what’s on the market.
The problem with most mowers is the failure to cut close at the front, due to the front wheels preventing the rotary cutter blade from reaching the edges. There is a market for a designer who can overcome this, without having to revert to a hover!