Feider TR5220 Variable-Speed Petrol Rear-Roller Lawnmower

Developed specifically for the British lawn, the Feider TR5220 has an extra-low minimum cutting-height and a rear-mounted roller that combine to make it possible to achieve a close-cut, golf-green-style finish with a traditional striped effect, the like of which the Wimbledon ground staff would be proud!

A high-specification feature among many on the Feider TR5220 Petrol Rear-Roller Lawnmower is its variable-speed power-drive. Controlled by an ergonomically positioned lever, this desirable attribute not only lets you mow at your preferred pace, but also allows you to adapt to the grass-length you’re working on.

A washing-link makes it super-simple to remove any corrosive, performance-limiting debris that’s adhering to the undercarriage; while a ‘catcher full’ warning indicator provides a handy alert when the grassbag has reached its substantial 65-litre capacity.

Blending ball-bearing wheel- and roller-mounts with a steel cutter-deck, the Feider TR5220 Variable-Speed Petrol Rear-Roller Lawnmower offers the sort of robust build-quality that’s usually reserved for machines in a significantly higher price bracket.

Power for the blade and roller is supplied by a sizeable 196cc air-cooled four-stroke motor, which benefits from the manufacturer’s emission-limiting, noise-reducing and fuel-saving overhead-valve technology.

This 53cm model is aimed at areas up to 1500m2.

• A premium-quality petrol roller-mower available exclusively through MowDirect
• Designed and engineered specifically for British lawns
• Variable-speed drive - match the speed to the conditions and your own chosen pace
• Ergonomically designed: soft-grip handles, oversized height-adjuster and comfort-controls
• Stylish steel deck with a wash-port for easy cleaning
• Split roller for easy turning and turf-protection
• Roller has rubber grip to protect the lawn and improve traction
• Hard-top fabric collector for compact storage and dust-limitation
• ‘Grassbag full’ indicator prevents spillage, mess and chute-blocking