POWER PRODUCTS Briggs & Stratton 5000S Engine 875Exi Series 190 cm3 ReadyStart Cutting Width 56 cm Basket 75L Front Swivel Wheels Petrol Traction Lawnmower

I saw a few negative reviews about this mower mixed up with the positives, but I have to say I haven’t found I agree with one negative.I have a large garden that isn’t even and rough in places, this mower handles it all and is standing the test of time now that I have used it for one cutting season.No broken or loose parts, and stills starts as easily as the first time. Cutting heights are good and the front wheels allow cutting around trees and fixed objects with ease. It isn’t the lightest mower, but its manoeuvrability makes up for this.Would recommend for medium to large gardens.

Absolute rubbish and whennyou need a part for it you can't get it

I was easy to assemble but there's no place to obtain spares belt, cable, air filter blades

The media could not be loaded. Well the item arrived in a nice big box when I unpacked it the handle Bolt on one side was missing. It was a complete fiasco with Amazon trying to get that part sent to me was passed on to 6 different advisors and they all kept saying the same thing that they don’t have spare parts for that.The item went down in price straight after I purchased it so I requested if I could have it for the same price and they did give it to me for the new lower price very happy with that as soon as I open the box and found the part was missing it turned into a fiasco so I’ve got something temporary until I can get the partAs you can see in the video there’s no real throttle control and when you let go of the red handle the whole machine cuts out. Surely there should be another way to stop and start this lawnmower and there must be another way to leave it running so you don’t have to keep starting it every time you let go of the handle, the lawnmower is an okay item. I would give it two stars. Let’s see how long it lasts.

Really happy with this product but found a minor issue,while mowing on some rough ground, heard a knocking noise, looked underneath and found a mark and slight groove where the blade was catching on the metal housing of the mower on one side, measured the blade and found it was slightly longer on one side from centre bolt by a few millimetres, filed down now runs all ok without catching.