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anyone know or using Masport Reel mower?
https://masport.com/outdoor-garden-products/reel-mowers/500-rrr
https://masport.com/outdoor-garden-products/reel-mowers/500-rrr
Masport Reel Mower
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is under Masport USA website and have only one Reel mower model 500 R. I have McClane 25". I bought it used last year. one thing that i don't like is that the rear wheel and chain alway torn the turf if I forgot to lift it up. I saw Toro at the country club the other day. It use rubber or metal roller. But it was too expensive. that's why I looking at Masport right now.
is under Masport USA website and have only one Reel mower model 500 R. I have McClane 25". I bought it used last year. one thing that i don't like is that the rear wheel and chain alway torn the turf if I forgot to lift it up. I saw Toro at the country club the other day. It use rubber or metal roller. But it was too expensive. that's why I looking at Masport right now.
I have never seen one. It looks like this is a link to the U.S. model.
My first thoughts are:
I'm a little biased toward greens mowers, so I see $1,150 buying a nice used greens mower, but I understand everyone's interests/expectations are different. :thumbup:
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My first thoughts are:
- I like how flat the side plate of the mower frame is.
- It has a nice height of cut (HOC) range of 1/4" to 1-3/16".
- The 20" width is on the smaller end of the reel mower spectrum.
- It looks like it has a front roller - which is optional upgrade on a McLane or Tru-Cut.
I'm a little biased toward greens mowers, so I see $1,150 buying a nice used greens mower, but I understand everyone's interests/expectations are different. :thumbup:
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now, I'm very curious about this mower.In my opinion, they are cheaper and better design than Tru-cut or Mclane. For a brand new one, I think American brand Tru-cut and Mclane are charging over price. I'm going to get one and let you guy know.
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