Lawn Mower Self-propelled Gasoline Grass Trimmer

This model is powered by a gasoline motor. For specific fuel grade (e.g., unleaded octane rating) and whether the engine requires premixed fuel or separate oil, consult the user manual or your dealer.

Self-propelled means the mower has a drive system that moves the machine forward (and allows controlled reverse), so you do not need to push it manually. This reduces operator fatigue and makes it easier to mow larger or sloped areas.

The mower is available in three cutting widths: 800 mm, 900 mm, and 1200 mm, so you can choose a size that best fits your lawn or jobsite.

Cutting height is adjustable from 10 mm up to 80 mm, allowing for low-clip or higher maintenance mowing as needed.

Forward (advance) speed ranges from 1.84 to 3.88 km/h. Reverse speed is approximately 1.6 km/h.

Net weight is about 70 kg (gross weight listed as 70 kg). It’s relatively heavy, so use proper lifting techniques, a ramp, or a vehicle ramp for transport. Two people may be needed for safe handling.

This product comes with a 1-year warranty. For warranty service, replacement parts, or technical support, contact the seller or authorized service center listed with your purchase.

Yes. The self-propelled design, multiple cutting widths, adjustable height, and gasoline power make it well suited for residential lawns, parks, gardens, sports fields, landscaping jobs, and other large or open areas.

Regular maintenance typically includes checking and changing engine oil (if 4‑stroke), cleaning/replacing the air filter, inspecting and replacing the spark plug, sharpening or replacing blades, checking drive belts and fasteners, and draining stale fuel before long storage. Follow the schedule and procedures in the operator manual.

Always wear sturdy footwear, eye protection, long pants, and hearing protection. Clear the mowing area of stones, toys and debris before starting. Never operate with damaged guards or shields removed. Shut off the engine and disconnect the spark plug before servicing or unclogging the mower.

General steps: check fuel and oil levels, inspect the mower for loose parts, engage choke/throttle as recommended in the manual, start the engine using the specified start method, then engage the self-propel drive and set desired cutting height and speed. See the user manual for model-specific starting and operating instructions.

Yes — common consumables and wear parts such as blades, air filters, belts and spark plugs are typically available through the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Provide the model details when ordering to ensure compatibility.

For long-term storage: clean the unit, change or stabilize fuel (or drain the tank and carburetor), check and change oil if needed, remove the battery if applicable, and store in a dry, sheltered location. Consult the manual for full off-season procedures.

The listing shows 'Start Way 30:1', but that specification is ambiguous. It may refer to a starting gear or ratio detail. Check the product manual or ask the seller/manufacturer for clarification on that specific parameter.