This entry-level front-cut ride-on from Stiga makes it easy to access those hard-to-reach areas and is an affordable option for the smaller lawn (up to one-acre). Its precise rear-wheel steering and infinitely-variable hydrostatic drive make it possible to manoeuvre intuitively around trees, furniture and other obstacles; while its 85cm out-front Multiclip deck and unimpeded sight-line ensure you’ll be able to follow fence-lines and complex borders with supreme accuracy. Strong and durable, the Stiga Park 120 is constructed around a rigid chassis that brings a lengthy 10-year warranty. Power is delivered by a beefy 414cc four-stroke engine from Stiga themselves.
Employing premium Briggs & Stratton V-Twin power and combining an extra-wide 112cm out-front deck with a cavernous 280-litre collector, the pro-spec Stiga MPV 520W is ready to take-on the toughest large-area mowing-applications. Its front-deck design provides an improved sightline and easier access to awkward corners; while its hydrostatic drive means smooth forward- and reverse-acceleration with no need to manually shift-gear. This 627cc machine has a top-speed of 8km/h and is aimed at areas up to 15,000m2.
The impressively manoeuvrable Stiga Park 520 P has all the premium features associated with the Swedish brand’s Park range, including a front-cut deck; genuine articulated steering; and an infinitely-variable hydrostatic drive. It’s powered by a 500cc Briggs & Stratton Intek engine, which utilises OHV technology for efficient, clean-running performance; and it combines servo-assisted steering with an adjustable seat ensures even day-long jobs can finished in comfort. This model can be used with one of five different Combi cutter-decks (95 – 105cm), all of which are both rear-discharge and mulch-capable. A 12-litre fuel-tank ensures long periods of uninterrupted work; while a ten-stage adjustable cutting-height facilitates the management of changing grass-conditions.
