Lawnmowers, brushcutters and trimmers

Which tool to choose for lawn care?

The collection includes electric and cordless lawnmowers, an RTK robot with announced vision, two remote-controlled mowers, a brush cutter, a string trimmer, and several cutting or guiding accessories. It covers regular mowing, difficult areas, edges, and the maintenance of taller vegetation.

The four criteria related to your land

• Area: Cutting width, battery life, or cable length must match the surface area.
• Vegetation: Maintained lawn, tall grass, and borders require a lawnmower, brush cutter, or string trimmer, respectively. Do not use a blade for anything other than its intended purpose.
• Terrain: Slope, obstacles, uneven ground, and narrow passages dictate the format.
• Disposal: Catcher bag, mulching, or simple cutting change the result and finishing time. Check capacity, height adjustment, and included accessories.

Classic mower, robot, or brush cutter?

For a flat and even lawn, a wired or cordless push mower offers direct control. Cordless avoids the cable but requires battery life consistent with the surface area. A robot automates passes when the garden and its configuration are compatible with its navigation system. Remote-controlled mowers target specific terrains and uses that require careful reading of their capabilities. The brush cutter handles tall grass, and the string trimmer finishes around obstacles. Blades and wheels must match the machine exactly.

Area inspection and cutting maintenance

Remove stones, toys, and branches before starting, keep children and pets away, and wear required protective gear. Do not work on wet grass if the instructions prohibit it. Cut off power or remove the battery before any intervention under the housing. Check the blade, fastening, wheels, and guards; replace a deformed part with a compatible reference.