Bosch AHM 38 G Hand Lawnmower - For sale ?25

By whittinr
August 15, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 15, 2017

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Posted August 15, 2017

Second hand Bosch AHM 38 G Hand Lawnmower for sale - ?25 - barely used

These are ?50-60 new - pics here https://www.buyamower.co.uk/product/bosch-ahm38g-lawnmower.aspx?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9YTdy6rZ1QIVhj8bCh1nzwKOEAQYAyABEgIGd_D_BwE

A cylinder cut system features 5 curved blades made from hardened steel for effective cutting, and a cutting width of 38cm is ideal for quickly trimming small areas. You can adjust the height of the cut to get your lawn to the length you want it. An ergonomic bar makes lawn mowing more comfortable, and the underset of the wheels makes pushing easier. The cutting cylinder on ball bearings is maintenance-free so having a neat lawn is hassle-free.

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Cutting Width 38cm Maximum Cutting Height 4.3cm Minimum Cutting Height 1.5cm Model name / number AHM 38 G Self Propelling NO Weight Information 7.5kg

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