Self-propelled petrol lawnmower with Honda engine
NAC LS53-G200-HSD-TX
The LS53-G200-HSD-TX lawnmower features the best in class and most powerful engine, the Honda GCV 200 series with 202 cm3 of displacement and 12.7 Nm fo maximum torque, which is failure-free and has a modest appetite for fuel.
Price 2519.00 PLN
202 cm3
engine displacement
Pb 95
fuel
12.7 Nm
torque
52 cm
cutting width
65 L
bin capacity
NAC LS53-G200-HSD-TX self-propelled petrol lawnmower
The lawnmower features the best in class and most powerful engine, the Honda GCV 200.
The high quality of materials and carefully designed components ensure a long and reliable operating life.
The Honda GCV200 engine of the NAC LS53-G200-HSD-TX lawnmower boasts a high displacement of 202 cm3 with an impressive maximum torque of 12.7 Nm, providing excellent performance for the most demanding work.
The engine features an improved Auto Choke Comfort system for easy and reliable starting.
The convenient handle of the central cutting height control makes it easy to set any of the six cutting height levels from 25 mm to 75 mm.
The steel body ensures durability and impact resistance.
The 65-litre grass bin with a plastic anti-dust cover and a fill level indicator is just perfect for a lawnmower this size.
Even with the grass bin full, the lawnmower’s does not lose power and is easy to steer.
The ergonomic handles with soft overlays enable good steering and comfort of mowing.
There is a handy cupholder panel below the handles.
The lawnmover has an easy body washing system to quickly clean the inner housing: just connect a garden hose to the quick-release coupling on the body and start the engine.
The lawnmover provides a mulching feature which guides the grass blades into the blade range.
This provides an effect of repeated mincing by which the resulting very short clippings are spread uniformly on the lawn to decompose and become recycled as a fertiliser for regrowth.
features
Rear discharge – the grass clippings are ejected towards the operator’s legs without using a grass bin.
Bagging discharge – the grass clippings are ejected into the bin, which does away with any raking.
Side discharge – the grass clippings are ejected to one side through a dedicated side discharge chute.
Mulching – the grass clippings are minced into fine debris and spread on the lawn to provide natural fertilisation.
It does not need to be raked.