WEBB WER460ES Classic 46cm (18″) Self Propelled Electric Start Petrol Lawn Mower

Petrol Self Propelled Rotary Lawnmower for Medium to Large Lawns

Get mowing the hassle-free way and cover a medium/large lawn quickly and efficiently with this 46cm electric-start model from Webb’s ‘Classic’ line of high-quality but affordable petrol rotary mowers! You’ll enjoy a powerful performance from a Webb DVO173 173cc Engine; low-effort operation, thanks to rear-wheel self-propulsion; and excellent versatility through Webb’s provision of three cutting modes. The WER460ES is a steel-decked machine and comes with a 55-litre catcher.

Features & Benefits

• EFFORTLESS MOWING – Powered by a robust Webb DVO173 173cc Engine, experience hassle-free mowing, making quick work of medium to large lawns.
• VERSATILE CUTTING MODES – Enjoy versatility with three cutting modes – Rear Discharge, Side Discharge, Collect, or Mulch – adapting to different lawn conditions and preferences.
• ADJUSTABLE CUTTING HEIGHTS – Easily tailor the lawn’s look with a Single Lever Height of Cut feature and seven cutting heights ranging from 25mm to 75mm, ensuring precision in every mow.
• GENEROUS COLLECTION CAPACITY – Equipped with a spacious 55-litre collection bag, ensuring extended mowing sessions before emptying, reducing interruptions.
• DURABLE CONSTRUCTION – Built with a robust steel deck and a reliable metal cutting blade, guaranteeing durability and longevity in its performance.
• CONVENIENT ELECTRIC START – The electric-start feature provides an easy ignition process, eliminating the hassle of manual starting procedures.
• OPTIMAL WEIGHT – Weighing 35kg, strike a balance between sturdiness and manoeuvrability for a comfortable mowing experience.
• PEACE of MIND – all Webb products come with a 3-year guarantee.
• GENUINE PRODUCT FROM AN ESTABLISHED BRITISH BRAND – Webb has a long-standing reputation for superior quality products that are simple to use and easy to maintain, and it has a large UK-based customer service team ready to help with any aftercare issues.