POWER PRODUCTS NAX3001S, motore Briggs & Stratton serie 650EX 1631cm3 ReadyStart larghezza 51 cm kosz 75l ruote anteriori girevoli tosaerba a benzina con azionamento

La tondeuse est arrivée dans un carton scotché a plusieurs reprises.Il manquait les visses de fixation du socle.De plus les vibrations de la machine font retombées la commande des gazJe déconseille fortement l'achat de ce produit

Ist ein tolles Gerät nur schade dass man die Geschwindigkeit nicht am Griff regeln kann.

Cannot complain it does what is needed excellent

Nach einer Handvoll rasenmähen, bereits kaputt. Er springt nicht mehr an. Leider kann ich nicht erkennen, wie ich das Gerät zur Reparatur schicken kann. Amazon als Verkäufer kann weder in der App kontaktiert werden, noch über die Rechnung…vielleicht klappt es hierüber

Ottimo prodottoNon bisogna spaventarsi del fatto che arrivi ma montare perché con una minima manualità ci vogliono 10 minuti per avere un attrezzo affidabile e molto comodoLe ruote piroettanti sono ultra comode ed i consumi molto contenutiOttimo prodotto

Tutto sommato la macchina è leggera e molto maneggevole, non posso dare la quinta stella in quanto la trazione è un po’ lenta, non avendo la possibilità di una marcia più veloce, si dovrà provvedere ad aumentare il numero di giri del motore.Premetto che sono Giardiniere artigiano.La macchina và benissimo

Comprato in sostituzione del vecchio tosaerba ormai defunto… non ci sono paragoni. La Ferrari dei tosaerba. Motore potente e taglio preciso. Ottimo il sistema di mulching. Consumi nella norma. molto robusto e resistente ma anche un po’ pesante o da trasportare (38kg a secco). Ottimo acquisto

Montarla è stato facilissimo. Sono praticamente 4 viti da stringere.Non è leggerissima, ma se devo scegliere tra un prodotto robusto e uno leggero, scelgo quello robusto. E questa è robusta, anzi robustissima.Provata solo per vedere se tutto era a posto e sembra andare da paura.Se avrò tempo aggiornerò la recensione dopo una prova più esaustiva.

I ordered the NAX3001S, it was delivered in the box with some very minor bumps but the packaging protected the mower as it should. The oil was already IN the engine. I didn't need to purchase some, so I saved that money.Some assembly is required, it's not hard but you will need to do some basic stuff to follow their directions, its pictures so you don't need to worry much about language stuff.The best is the wonderful front swivel wheels. It makes mowing around things and next to irregular borders so easy. It takes some getting used to, because the front wheels stick far out in front of the blade. if you are used to pushing straight into tight spaces to get that last bit of grass, you may struggle with this mower.The plastic pieces are very light plastic. I don't expect them to last very long, but I don't need them so its not a major concern for me.The "cup holder" is laughably flimsy, and they didn't even include the screws needed to mount it. Rather than look for 4 sheet metal screws of the correct size and type, I just left the cup holder off (it doesn't actually do anything structural on this model mower).The worst point are the rear tires! They are basically an injection molded plastic cover no more durable than a plastic hubcap you see on low end cars. They have very little profile, so if you depend on the mower to push itself up hills or through higher grass you may well be disappointed with its traction.I had to modify the mower deck to get the motor to mount properly. I expected this based on another review I read, but I failed to take pictures so you will have to deal with words for that explanation below.My end review after 3 weeks of mowing with itThe Good+ the Zero turn capability - my yard has a lot of trees and flower beds, this makes mowing easier+ the B&S motor is more than powerful enough for the job+ the cutting width is wide enough that I can get the job done quickly+ the front swivels tires are a nice heavy rubber on nice beefy swivels+ the grass catcher is a good size and works very well, mounts securely and goes on and off easy enough for my 15yr old daughter to also use it+ mulching works well, and even using the grass catcher the cuttings are fairly fine (maybe because I sharpened the blade)+ the height adjustments are all I need for normal grass cuttingThe 'Not Sure Yet'I like the feature that allows me to fold the handle easily. I don't really trust that the plastic levers are going to last very long, like most of the plastic bits they seem to be made as cheaply as possible with no thought to durability. If the plastic parts break, I can replace them with a bolt and wingnut which will continue working but not be as nice a solution as a properly designed and installed lever would.The Bad- The motor was not properly mounted to the deck (purely lazy design, or production)- the blade needed to be sharpened (they sprayed the blade with paint so I have no idea what edge it was delivered with, maybe the paint would have just come off while cutting I don't know. I sharpened it before using it.)- The parts to redirect the grass cuttings away from the grass catcher or side discharge are cheap light plastic, I'm not sure how long they will last- The rear tires are CHEAP light plastic (this was almost enough for me to return it, but I think I see a way to fix it better when it breaks so *I* will let this slide)- The swivel "locks" should sit a little more securely when in the unlocked position, not a deal breaker, just lazy design- There is no good way to adjust the 'walking speed' and it's honestly too fast for a yard with lots of turns. If you're mowing in mostly straight lines this speed is perfect.Would I buy this again... honestly, I don't know. We paid 430Euros (sale price plus an amazon discount) so my comparison is with other mowers in that 400-450Euro price class. This mower has some really good features, but also some very poor implementation. I would absolutely NOT pay 500Euros or more for this model, the terrible rear tires make me put this at more likely 300-350 price range. I know why they did it, I understand the design, but those rear tires are cheap really really cheap. Read the rest of the review for details.NOW the details----------------------------------------------------------I recommend you check and tighten EVERY bolt attached to the deck, I found two that were not properly installed, and 3-4 others that I just felt better tightening a little more. Have a basic socket set and a set of wrenches or an adjustable wrench at hand when you start. This is a 10-20min job if you have some basic mechanical ability (I had my kids do it under my guidance)*My* biggest complaint by far, are the rear tires. They are far too cheap and I don't look forward to the day I have to fix/replace those. Those were by far the biggest disappointment to me.THIS is the part I expect will put most people off, but for me was just mild irritation. I was expecting it thanks to another reviewer and I made the correction myself.The B&S motor has 4 bolts that mount it to the mower deck. This mower deck was not built for this motor, so only 3 of the 4 bolts actually match the holes. This allows one corner of the motor to vibrate unsupported. Rather than fix this, they just ship it with only three bolts installed. They didn't even thrown in the 4th bolt, I had to supply my own.THIS WILL PROBABLY VOID ANY WARRANTY!! DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!! (if you are doing things like this you should know how the world works already)What I did, because I have the tools and the ability, was modify the one hole in the deck by expanding it about 6mm in the proper direction. Just enough to allow me to thread my bolt through. It is a fairly simple job and took about 15min all total and 5 minutes of that was trying to figure out how to hold the washers in place while threading the bolt through (the trick there is use a magnet to hold them from the side). You will need an M10 stainless steel bolt (I dont remember the length ?40-50mm?), a locking nut, and one or two stainless steel washers to fill the gap under the motor and keep the motor 'level' and tight on the deck.First loosen the three bolts that hold the motor on as far as you can without removing them (leave the nuts attached). Turn the motor to get it as far as you can over the "bad hole" and use a marker on the underside of the deck to mark about where you need to move the material. I ended up removing one bolt completely, but I don't remember if its because I had to or just because I wasn't being careful. I put some wedges under the motor to keep it away from where I would be grinding. Then had someone hold it on its side so I could work from the underside of the deck.To shape the hole in the thick steel of the deck I used a large Dremel tool with a round grinding drum bit that was just big enough to fit in the existing hole. Slowly expand the hole (about 6mm) in the required direction. Once the hole lines up with the hole on the motor mount you're done.It seems like a big thing, but if you already have the tool to shape the hole its a really easy job.Other stuff:The front wheels and the way they attach and the materials of the mounts and swivels, I am 100% satisfied with them.The deck is a good strong reasonable gauge steel and the paint/powder coat seem very well done and durable.The motor is exactly what you would expect from B&S, if you use only the highest grade of fuel you will have no issues. If you use cheap gas, the bio-additives (ethanol) will clog the carburetor and you will be rebuilding it or taking it to someone to have them do it every few years.The drive is powerful and fast, relative to the traction the rear tires have. If there was a slower setting for smaller or slower people, or when you're negotiating a series of turns it would be perfect.