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Pro Cut 750 Self Propelled Lawn Mower

Features a 196cc Rover engine, 48cm (19") strengthened alloy deck, self propulsion, mulch plug, blade brake clutch, 4 swing back blades & large polymer catcher.

$949.00

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The Rover Pro Cut 750 Self Propelled lawn mower features a powerful 196cc Rover OHV engine, durable 48cm (19") strengthened alloy deck and 4 high lift swing back blades which make it ideal for mowing small to medium areas with fine through to thicker rough grass.

The 750SP boasts self propulsion for effortless mowing and also features a mulch plug, variable throttle and a large 65L polymer catcher with fill indicator.

The blade brake clutch feature stops the cutting blades from spinning while the engine continues to run giving you a safe way to empty the catcher or remove debris from your cutting path.

Technical Information

Technical Information

SKU	12AVE3R6333
Engine	196cc Rover Engine
Deck	48cm (19") strengthened alloy deck
Safe Stop Engine Break	Yes
Blades	4 swing back blades for superior cutting & catching
Catcher	65L Plastic polymer
Mulch Plug	Yes
Deck Wash	No
Self Propelled	Yes
Key Start	No
Wheels	20cm (8") ball bearing wheels for improved manoeuvrability
Warranty Engine	5 Year domestic, 90 day commercial.
Warranty Unit	5 Year domestic, 90 day commercial.

Reviews

Customer Reviews 2 item(s)

not as good as the pro cut 50

not as good as the pro cut 50

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Review by Graeme / (Posted on 24/02/2019)

It has its bad points and good points- but i am still going to give it a go and we will see what happens

Self propelled runs slower than pro cut 50. (apparently you can buy a speed up pack but then you need to fit it )
Catcher always drops grass when you go to empty it, this is from the sloped part of the catcher running from the lawn mower.
Clump of grass always builds up on the left corner of the mower before going to catcher.
Catcher should of had the back handle at the end of the catcher it has the top one , but the back edge one only has a hand indentation bit ( may be slippery when raining ) - so i miss the handle as i bag the grass.
I think so far the wheels are better ,the back wheel look like they will be easier to take off , as there are nuts i think instead of C clips.
Mesh in catcher has smaller holes and mounted better i think - where as pro 50 would spray out grass holes too big .
I would have liked to see a catcher bag option to try .
I only had it about 2 may be 3 weeks and babying it ,a bit so far. so time will tell .