Whizz around obstacles and get under shrubs and low-hanging branches with this highly manoeuvrable rear-wheel-steer ride-on mower from Swedish brand Stiga. It’s equipped with a 95cm front-mounted mower-deck that gives a clear view of the cutting-path, and which can either rear-discharge or mulch cut-grass; and it it’s fitted with a powerful 344cc Briggs & Stratton engine that offers the sort of ultra-reliable performance that gardeners world-wide have come to expect from the famous US manufacturer’s products. Boasting an infinitely-variable hydrostatic transmission that’s pedal controlled, the Stiga Park 220 is far easier to drive than a ride-on with a clunky manual gearbox. It’s aimed at lawns up to 6000m2.

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.

Designed to impressively high-specifications, the Stiga Park 320 offers a host of premium features and boasts an infinitely-variable hydro drive and a sizeable 95cm cut that combine to optimise manoeuvrability and productivity. It’s a front-cut machine, so you’ll find it easy to access those awkward nooks and crannies; and it’s driven by a high-performance Briggs & Stratton OHV engine (500cc) that delivers its ample power quietly, smoothly and efficiently. A six-litre fuel-tank allows for extended periods of uninterrupted mowing; while a ten-position height-of-cut (adjustable from the seat) makes it possible to produce an excellent finish whatever conditions you’re faced with.

With its front-cut deck delivering excellent all-round visibility and articulated steering conferring intuitive manoeuvrability, the Stiga Park 720 PW will come into its own on lawns with lots of obstacles, landscaping and hard-to-reach areas. It’s equipped with a very high-powered 570cc Briggs & Stratton twin-cylinder engine with overhead valves for superior durability and lower fuel-costs; and it has a hydrostatic drive that allows you to control the ground-speed in a similar way to an automatic car – the more pressure you apply to the foot pedal, the faster you’ll go. This high-specification, Swedish-designed ride-on has servo-assisted steering and an adjustable seat, so high levels of operator-comfort are guaranteed. Recommended for areas up to 10,000m2.

The Stiga Park 340 PWX is the Swedish brand’s smallest four-wheel-drive front-cut ride-on, and as such will come into its own on lawns with space-restricted access and lots of trees and landscaping to work around. Its 4WD transmission means you’ll able to operate on the sort of terrain that would prove too much for a less well-equipped machine; while its unique pivoting chassis design optimises manoeuvrability, so obstacle negotiation couldn’t be easier. This innovative mower is compatible with an out-front deck that gives a clear view of the cutting path, and which cuts the grass before the wheels flatten it for a more consistent finish. An infinitely-variable hydrostatic-drive delivers intuitive ground-speed control; while Stiga’s provision of power-steering and an adjustable seat demonstrates their commitment to driver-comfort.

This compact front-cut ride-on from Swedish garden-machinery experts Stiga features hydraulic power-steering that combines with a pivoting chassis and a hydrostatic transmission to make it a pleasure to operate. It boasts four-wheel-drive, so marked inclines and muddy ground can be traversed without problem; and it’s fitted with a high-powered 500cc Briggs & Stratton OHV engine which incorporates electric key start so as to alleviate ignition headaches. The Stiga Park 540 PX is available with a choice of five cutter-decks (between 95-110cm) making it perfect for lawns around two-acres. Electric cutting-height control on the EL decks means you can make adjustments from your seat; while powerful lights allow for safe low-light mowing.

Enjoy the benefits of high-end Swedish engineering and cover a large, obstacle-strewn lawn in no time with the fast and impressively agile Stiga Park 740 PWX. It’s a front-cut machine, so you’ll be able to mow areas you might otherwise only be able to get to with your strimmer; and it features a centre-pivoting chassis that works to minimise the turning circle, in turn maximising manoeuvrability. This superbly well-appointed machine is driven by a powerful Briggs & Stratton V-Twin engine and is compatible with a range of differently-sized and equipped decks, all of which are both rear-eject and mulch-capable. A four-wheel hydrostatic-drive means you won’t be defeated by adverse terrain; while hydraulic steering allows for a fatigue-free drive.

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.

Packed with innovation and premium features and offering Stiga’s famed build-quality, this superb ride-on mower has been developed for both the professional and high-end domestic markets. It features a fully articulated chassis that delivers a super-tight turning-circle, which in turn makes obstacle navigation a breeze; and it benefits from a forward-mounted deck that will allow you to access areas you’d otherwise have to tackle with your walk-behind mower or strimmer (a choice of decks is available). The Stiga Park Pro 340X has a four-wheel-drive hydrostatic transmission that delivers the traction you’ll need to work effectively in adverse conditions. Power comes from a quiet; durable; and smooth-running V-Twin engine from Briggs & Stratton.

Developed with the commercial landscaper in mind, the Stiga Park Pro 540 IX combines a front-mounted deck with an articulating chassis to produce a machine that excels at obstacle negotiation, and which will enable you to access the sort of space-limited areas you’d never reach with a conventional mid-mounted-deck ride-on. It’s powered by a very high-performance 688cc Honda twin-cylinder engine that employs the classic V-Twin configuration for ultra-smooth power-delivery; and it features a high-spec four-wheel-drive system that drives the wheels via a hydraulic pump that produces an impressive top-speed of 11km/h – grassed-areas up to five-acres can be covered with speed and efficiency. This model is compatible with five different decks, ranging in width from 95 to 125cm.

Any commercial contractor regularly needing to take-on very large-scale lawn-, paddock- and orchard-maintenance tasks should take a good look at Stiga’s top-of-the-range Park Pro-Series front-cut ride-on lawnmower. It’s a four-wheel-drive machine, so you’ll have no trouble working on marked inclines or in adverse weather conditions; and it features a manoeuvrability-enhancing articulated steering system that ensures even the most obstacle-packed areas can be covered with speed and efficiency. With its forward-mounted deck, the Stiga Park Pro 740 IOX will get you into areas that might otherwise have to be tackled with a grass-trimmer or walk-behind mower. Power is supplied by a professional-grade V-Twin OHV engine from globally acclaimed U.S. manufacturers Briggs & Stratton.