HAYTER Harrier 48 Petrol Lawnmower (Model 475A)

Powerful self propelled machine which gives a superb finish.

Hayter have been producing lawnmowers for over 70 years and have always been at the top of their game. They build their products to last, and once you have used one, you can see why customers always go back!

The Harrier 48 range is ideal for medium to large lawns, from roughly 1-2 tennis court size. The roller on the machine is a two piece ribbed rear roller, which provides excellent traction and a superb striped finish to fine lawns, giving the professional look. 

Crank safe BBC system

The 475A model is available with the first of its kind crank-safe blade brake clutch system, which will stop the blade but yet still leaves the engine running, enabling you to move from one area to another without turning the engine off. This is combined with a reassured lifetime crank shaft warranty, which will stop the machine from bending if you are to accidentally hit a large solid object whilst mowing.

Easy to start

Have problems starting your petrol lawnmower? Well Briggs and Stratton have produced Ready start technology on their engines, which is included on this machine, and will prime the engine by recognising the temperature and priming accordingly to provide hassle free starting every time.

  All Hayter products are proudly made in Great Britain.

• Warranty: Homeowner- 5 year/ Commercial:  90 days
• Machine size: W: 532 mm L: 1562 mm H: 1039 mm
• Net weight: 48 kg
• Height of cut: Minimum 13mm Maximum 60 mm
• Crank shaft protection: Friction disc
• Cut width: 480 mm
• Cutting system: Metal blade
• Drive system: Autodrive Variable speed
• Handle: One piece folding
• Engine start type: Pull start
• Fuel tank capacity: 1.0 litre
• Speed min:1.8 mph
• Speed max:3.3 mph
• Working angle: 20°
• Grass bag capacity: 70 litres
• Engine model: Briggs and Stratton 650 Ex Series™ with Readystart®
• Engine CC: 163
• Stripes: Yes: Lawn type: Striped, Fine and informal

Brand:  HAYTER
Power Source:  Petrol
Drive:  Self-Propelled