Flymo Turbo Lite 330

I know it's a bit cheeky really, but we have two lawn mowers in our house. We live right in the middle of a row of terraces with a long walk round from the front to the back of our house. So rather than bringing a lawn mower through the house to do the front garden, we store the Flymo Turbo Lite mower in the garage out front! It's a great little machine for small areas and what's especially great is how light it is. My better half would have to be paid a small fortune to mow the back garden but she's more than happy to whip this little gadget out and give the front garden the once over while she's gardening or tidying up bits and pieces out there. ...  Read the complete review

No matter how small you piece of grass at home, a little mower makes no difference than a big mower. Its all about the cut quality you get. Sure, if you have 20 Sq ft of grass in your back garden, a huge 7 gang Tractor driven unit is not going to benefit you. But buying this, miniscule mower will be about the same value to you. Reason being? Its just too darn small to do anything. If you have more than 20 sq ft of grass, you will be there forever. It has no grass collection facility. Leaves what it does cut on the floor. It has plastic blades that snap, fall off and generally dont cut a thing. It comes in a ...  Read the complete review

Yes, its that time of year again… I recently managed to pluck up the resolve and willpower to turn a jaundiced eye on my back garden and more exactly my lawn. (Or should that be unkempt patch of misshapen lumps and bumps and hummocks of grass?) The nagging mistress of the house finally got her way and persuaded me that it was time for the DREADED FIRST CUT OF THE YEAR. All protestations that “It’s still too wet, you’ll make it into a mud bath were exhausted. The harridan was not to be countermanded and the bony finger of fate jabbed into my neck: “Cut the grass, fatty.” I went to the garage (I always ...  Read the complete review

The Flymo Turbo Lite is a reasonably-priced nifty little electric mower without the trimmings, that does the job adequately. We have quite a large garden with much of it lawned and when we first moved in our house the grass was around knee height. The Turbo Lite stuggled a bit with this length (note a strimmer may come in useful if your grass gets as long as opurs!)but in the end we had it looking respectable. The main points I would argue are drawbacks with this particular mower are: 1) It doesn't collect the grass cuttings. 2) It will need a long extension cable if your garden is over 20 feet long. 3) The blade appears to be going ...  Read the complete review

is this the most pathetic mover you have ever seen, i mean look at it. My neighbour has this and you cant help but laugh at his attempts to mow his lawn. He is the type of person who spends most of their retirement hours tending to his holyer than thous garden, but while he constantly struggles to keep the power cord out of the way i find it hard to resist the unlikly urge to mow the lawn. So out comes the beast, take it round the front where he struggles and fire her up in a smokey and very noisey way, cut the grass and leave again all in the time that it has taken him to empty his cuttings into a bin bag (jesus). The best bit it, he has just aquired an electric hedge ...  Read the complete review