Following on from our previous post on maintenance for your lawn mower this winter. Now is the ideal time to fix any issues with your lawn mower and get your equipment in working order. Spares are available for most lawnmowers and are available to buy from World of Mowers.
The first step is to identify your model number and if possible identify the part number you require. Model numbers are usually contained on labels that will contain the company name, the model number and the serial number.
Using the model number is the quickest way to narrow down which lawn mower you have but if you aren’t 100% sure you can narrow it down using the world of mowers website with certain brands such as Mountfield.
If you know for example your mower is a Mountfield lawn mower and it is a ride on, you can click on Mountfield spare parts, then Ride on Mower Spares.
Then choose from Lawn Tractors or Front Cut mowers, eg Front Cut Mowers, then pick the production year eg. 2007, this then narrows it down to one of two models. Which makes finding a spare a little bit easier.
Once you have narrowed it down to the model, either by model number or by using the website, you can then select the part of the mower that contains the part eg steering, then you can identify the part using the detailed diagrams and order the relevant part to fix your mower.
So if you are fixing your lawn mower this winter, take advantage of the spares available from World of Mowers with Brands including Mountfield and Stiga and links to Tanaka, Lawnflite, Yard-Man Agri-Fab, Lawnflite Pro, Victa, Rover and Cub Cadet Spares.
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Thursday, 23 November 2017
Thursday, 16 November 2017
Product Spotlight: Ride On Mowers
A ride on lawn mower lets you cover a large area in a
smaller amount of time while doing the same job, they’re a time saver!
With so many to choose from how do you know which to get?
They’re not all the same either and which one you get will depend on your lawn
layout.
1328H Compact Lawn Rider
For smaller lawns from 0.5 to 1 acre, this compact ride on
mower will deliver up to 7 cut heights from 30mm to 80mm in a small package.
It still features the usual including a head light and comes
with a battery charger and 2-year warranty.
1328H
Compact Lawn Rider - £1,949
Kubota ZD326 Zero Turn Mower
If you have a lots of trees or other obstacles on your
garden you need something that can manoeuvre around you will need a Zero Turn
mower.
This will allow you to twist and turn on the spot to ensure
you get every little bit of the lawn.
The Kubota ZD326 has a great performance even at faster
speeds and is built to withstand long hours of operation.
Snapper ZTX350 Zero Turn Ride on Mower
If you have hills or bumps on your lawn you’ll probably want
to look for Gauge Wheels.
These ensure that your cut is smooth, adjusting to fluctuations
in the landscape to keep an even cut across your lawn.
The Snapper ZTX350 not only has the advantage of being ‘Zero
Turn’ as mentioned earlier, but it also has 13 cutting heights from 38-110mm.
As this is designed to handle ‘Estate’ sized lawns, you’ll
be pleased to know it also has adjustable seats and armrests.
See our full range of Ride On Mowers at https://www.worldofmowers.co.uk/
Thursday, 9 November 2017
Winter Lawn Mower Maintenance
November! The calendar slowly ticks forward to 2018, the
weather gets colder, the nights get darker quicker and the work in the garden
is slowing down…
We recently looked at what you can do to take
care of your Lawn in November, but it’s not just the greenery that you need
to prep for Winter.
Your Lawn Mower, Battery or Petrol, will need a few bits of maintenance
in Winter to make sure it’s at 100% when needed in Spring.
So grab your gloves, the operators manual and… a stick, and
follow these essential tips for winter lawn mower maintenance.
Remove the Battery
For your Battery
Mower you will need to remove the battery. (The same goes for your other
battery powered items). Firstly disconnect it (starting with the negative lead)
and give it a clean with a cloth.
Store the battery indoors as keeping it at room temperature
over Winter will help to extend its life.
Some batteries might also benefit from a charge over Winter,
but some will not so make sure you check the manual to see what it suggests.
Also, if it’s going to be 30 days before the next charge then
try to keep your lithium-ion battery around 40% but again, check the manual to
see what it suggests.
Get rid of all the leaves, grass etc from your Mower. Obviously
be EXTRA careful cleaning the deck which is necessary to help performance and
stop the spread of disease.
Again, consult the manual before doing any of this but the
first step will be to disconnect the spark plugs and empty the fuel tank (more
on that later) and tie/tape up any moving parts.
Put the Mower on its side and give it a spray with a hose
pipe to loosen anything you can’t reach. No matter what, don’t risk putting
your hand somewhere dangerous, use that stick I mentioned earlier to knock
loose anything the hose can’t get.
Empty the Fuel tank
On a Petrol Mower there are a couple of things that are
important. We’ve mentioned them before but they’re important, so I’ll do it
again.
- Fuel goes off so you need to get it out of your Mower
- An empty tank is bad too!
Empty the tank, then refill it with fresh fuel with a fuel stabiliser or fuel preserver
to keep the fuel fresh in the tank. Run the engine for a couple of minutes to
make sure the newly preserved fuel is in all parts of the engine.
The reason you don’t want to keep it empty is that if the
tank fills with oxygen is creates condensation, condensation creates rust and
rust in your carburetor can clog up the system, decreasing performance.
Keep it Dry
The final point is a little obvious but worth highlighting, make
sure your Mower stays dry over Winter.
Store it in a dry place including away from items like a
Water heater.
Thursday, 2 November 2017
November Lawn Care
November is here and as the Tulip Bulbs go in and the more tender
plants come out there is still a lot of lawn maintenance to be done before it’s
too late. We’re approaching what could be the ‘last cut of the year’ and this
November in 2017 is due to be a cold one so the earlier the start, the better.
Let’s look at hygiene… We’ve covered it before but it’s so important to not let your hard summer work go to waste for a
couple of months of neglect.
Good hygiene will prevent disease and especially stop
diseases coming back year after year. So clear up and destroy infected leaves.
It’s important not to compost these as all you’re doing is reusing something
you didn’t want in the first place.
Using a Sweeper is a quick and easy way to remove debris
from your lawn.
With the next few months sunlight will be at a premium so
don’t allow leaves to shelter your lawn from the precious rays that are
available. The reverse is true too as the leaves will prevent moisture leaving
the grass increasing the chance of moss, mould and algae forming which you
probably won’t notice for quite some time if left covered.
A petrol leaf blower is obviously a very quick way to remove
leaves from larger areas very quickly.

From algae to fungi as toadstools may start to grow this
time of year. Most are OK and can be ignored BUT, if you’re going to have young
ones or pets around, take the time to remove them, it could prevent illness.
A few other points worth mentioning…
- Don’t use Summer lawn feed, use Autumn lawn feed which contains more of the needed phosphorous and potassium
- Weeds are no longer growing so hold off on the lawn weed killer
- A further reminder: Drain the fuel from your stowed mower
On the milder days the grass will still grow but due to damp
or frozen ground cutting it too short can damage your lawn. The simple answer
here is to cut your lawn a bit longer than you would normally.
A bit of a trim
will allow room for the reduced growth without potentially tearing up your
soil.

So there we have a few tips for lawn care in
November, but it’s also time to start thinking about your Spring Shopping List for your Garden.
Friday, 9 June 2017
Top Products for the Summer
Top Products for the Summer
With summer on the horizon we’re recommending out top garden machinery that can help keep your garden in tip-top shape for those summer barbecues.
1) Lawn Mower:
A good lawn mower is a must. We recommend the Mountfield S421R as a brilliant all-rounder. This hand propelled rear roller rotary mower is ideal to mow any small to medium sized lawn. The rear roller enables you to deliver a superb, striped finish and has a deck wash link for easy cleaning after use. It’s powered by an easy start 100cc Mountfield RSC OJC 4-stroke engine which enables the mower to be effortless to use and cuts right up to the paths and border edges. 5 heights of cut ranging from 20mm to 70mm selected using a lever ensure you can pick the most suitable for the finish required. The 55 litre collector is easy to attach and has an indicator to show when it needs emptying. The S421R has a 41cm or 16inch cutting width ensuring cutting the lawn won’t take all day.
2) Hedge Trimmers:
If you have any hedges or trees you’re going to need a good set of hedge trimmers to keep your garden looking neat and tidy. We recommend the Tanaka TCH22EAP2 (50) Petrol Double Sided Hedge Cutter which comes with a free mixing bottle and 1litre of 2 stroke oil. This lightweight and versatile model has been equipped with a 22xx Tanaka Pure Fire motor; an advanced two-stroke unit that delivers its ample power (0.87hp) with reduced emissions and lower fuel costs when compared to similar powered engines. It boasts a 50cm double sided, duel reciprocating blades that will enable you to cover a substantial hedge in quick time. A tooth pitch of 30mm means you’ll be able to trim thick, woody growth without fear of the twisting and chewing that can lead to damage of the hedge, whilst a 180° quick-twist rear-handle makes it possible to achieve the optimum angle of attack and also facilitates comfortable left-handed operation.
Key Features include
- A superior petrol hedge trimmer for domestic and lighter-duty commercial use
- PureFire engine delivers a cut in emissions without compromising power output
- S-start technology for smooth, low-effort pull starts
- Front positioned exhaust directs gases and heat well away from the operator
Tanaka Hedge Trimmers - http://www.worldofmowers.ltd.uk/Tanaka-TCH22EAP2-(50)-Petrol-Double-Sided-Hedge-cutter(Free-Mixing-bottle--1Lt-2-Stroke-oil)(8890).aspx
3) Strimmer’s:
If you have any borders, paths or trees you might need a grass trimmer or strimmer to cut the awkward sections of grass and shrubbery your lawnmower struggles to access. They are also important to creating a neat edge to a lawn. When buying a trimmer, there are a few things to consider; first, the size of your lawn affects what cutting width you require. Secondly, how to power your strimmer; either electric, battery (cordless) or petrol depending on the power you require, the weight you want your strimmer to be and if you mind having a cable or not. Tanakas TCG22EAB 22cc Bent Shaft Petrol Strimmer is perfect to meet all your garden needs. It’s light and easy to use and the 22cc engine ensures you can make easy work of any jobs around the garden. Having a bent shaft means you are closer to the work you are doing and have more control for trimming borders.
Key Features include
- Low weight and compact design
- Well-balanced and comfortable to use
- Reliable, low emission 2-stroek Tanaka engine
- Comfortable loop handle for firm control
Tanaka Strimmer - http://www.worldofmowers.ltd.uk/Tanaka-TCG22EAB-22cc-Bent-Shaft-Petrol-Strimmer.(610053).aspx
Thursday, 30 March 2017
Choose the correct Lawnmower for your Lawn
Choosing the right type of lawnmower for your garden can be
a difficult decision, but our guide will help you find the right mower to keep
your grass looking great.
The key factors you need to consider are the quality of the
cut you wish to achieve, your lawn size and accessibility.
Rotary Lawnmowers
Rotary lawnmowers work by spinning a blade to cut the grass.
They are generally heavier, but provide more power and are a good choice for
larger lawns as well as long and overgrown grass.
If you want to get the job done quickly, with minimal fuss a
self propelled 4-wheeled rotary lawn mower will be your best bet. With good
manoeuvrability, 4-wheeled mowers produce a neat and tidy finish to your lawn.
They are the most common type of garden mower meaning there
is a large variety of models to choose from. Rotary mowers can come with a rear
roller, which leaves the stripe effect you may have seen on football pitches.
Electric Lawnmowers
Electric lawnmowers are lighter than petrol mowers and
cheaper to run. They’re not as powerful, making them suitable for small to
medium sized lawns.
Most models plug into your mains, so you will need either an
extension lead or an outside power source to power the machine. Some have an
inbuilt battery, so no need for cables but you will need to ensure they carry
enough charge to finish the job.
Petrol Lawnmowers
Petrol lawnmowers provide you with more power and
are therefore more suitable for larger gardens or lawns with longer grass. More
power is important as it allows for a good cut and general easier grass mowing
although it tends to mean petrol mowers are more expensive.
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Thursday, 5 January 2017
Standing Up To Winter Wear And Tear - Our Top 3 Petrol Mowers
The new year is here, meaning now is the perfect time to service and test your lawncare equipment. Will your current lawnmower stand up to the months ahead? Or is it time to invest in something new and reliable.
Our range of petrol lawn mowers includes high quality products in a variety of models, designed to provide you with excellent performance and durability. We have selected our top 3 models, each suited for a different gardening task and budget.
Mountfield HW531 PD 53cm Self Propelled Lawnmower
Our Price: £369.00 Including VAT
Buy It Now!
For tackling longer grass and larger garden areas, we've selected the Mountfield HW531 PD Lawnmower. Fitted with a powerful mountfield ST55 engine and 60 litre grass collector, enabling you to carry out a thorough cut without having to stop midway. The lawnmower also gives you full control over cutting heights, allowing you to choose from 5 preset options from 25-90mm.
Stiga Multiclip Pro 50 SVAN 48cm Cut
Our Price: £569.00 Including VAT
Buy It Now!
For gardening professionals who are seeking the best features and quality, we have selected the Stiga Multiclip Pro 50 SVAN. Fitted with an enviromentally friendly Honda GCV160 OHC engine and durable alluminium wheels, this is another of our products to consider for larger lawn areas. Cutting precision is enabled with the adjustable handle, making it easy to cut close to walls and cover hard to reach areas.
Masport Widecut 800-ST SP Combination Mower 579987
Our Price: £479.00 Including VAT
Buy It Now!
The Masport Widecut 800-ST SP Combination Mower provides convenience and efficiency through its wide range of features, making it a reliable product and worthwhile investment. Powered by a 190cc Briggs & Stratton ready start engine and quick cut swing back system to prevent damange while in operation. Your gardening tasks will be made easier with the mower's smart chute feature, allowing you to easily change the position of the clipping discharge from side to rear or even switch to mulching mode.
Avoid an unpleasent suprise when the time comes to service your mower. Invest in high quality equiptment that will maintain performance and endurance the whole year through.
Click here to browse our full range of petrol lawn mowers from brands Mountfield, Stiga, Masport and more.
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