The focus of this review will be to cover the Corded and Cordless models plus the Petrol Push and Self propelled models to give you a better understanding of what each of them has to offer plus all the pros and cons associated to each. Hopefully by the end of the review you will have a clear thought process if indeed a Lawn mower under the Challenge brand is for you or not. Following are the tips for you that might be helpful in maintaining your lawnmower for longer period of time. Petrol powered. This type is great for larger lawns where cable is not suitable. They tend to be on the expensive side but are powerful and can really cut fast. In addition, this type is easy to manoeuvre around large objects. Self-propelled petrol lawnmower can also cost you a bit more but as mentioned if you have a huge area with rough grass this is the best choice. This, combined with the high capacity 4.0ah battery, means it will cut up to 200m on a single charge.

Plastic blade. 29cm blade width. 3 cutting heights. Cutting heights ranging from 1cm-3.3cm. Turbo drive motor. 10m power cable.

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Push. This type of mower is basically a small cylinder lawnmower that you can use without the need for electricity. You simply push it around using your muscles. It’s suitable for small lawns or gardens. A summary comparison table is outlined below for added clarity for the Challenge Corded versus the Cordless model… Feature:

Plus, they’ll even clean the mower for you. As long as you stay in tune with how your machine is running, you will be able to catch issues early before they become large problems. If you follow these lawnmower maintenance tips, you will get the most out of your machine for many seasons to come. Hover. As the name implies, this type hover above the ground, thus it’s easier to push around and skillful at mowing uneven surfaces. Hover types are the perfect option for unusual-shaped lawns and cheaper than the other types. But they don’t work well with large gardens. They are usually electric powered and have rotary blades. Storage space. You may also want to take a look at where you will store you lawn mower. If you have a small storage, you can get a model with foldable handles that you can squeeze into a small space.

Designed for safety the high speed impact resistant polymer blades are a safer grass cutting alternative to metal blades. Twin safety triggers allow for right or left handed usage. This Challenge 32cm cordless electric lawn mower is powered by a 24V High Capacity 4.0Ah Lithium-Ion battery. Cutting performance and run-time is ensured by the long-life brushless motor and the power management system. This 29cm Challenge 900W mulching hover mower has safer to use impact resistant polymer blades to mulch grass into fine particles. This hover mower is ergonomically lightweight and highly manoeuvrable which is ideal for very small lawns. It features a centrally positioned collection box which is easy to empty and easy to fit.

A: The Challenge 30cm Cylinder mower has three different height settings, these cut between 18-38mm. Please ensure the model number on your machine matches that of the one shown online. A: The cutting height range for the Challenge 30cm Wide Cylinder Mower is 1.8cm-3.8cm. So, if the grass is longer than 3.8cm then additional products would be required to reduce the height of the grass Read the Owner’s Manual: Just like with a car or any fancy new electronic, you should consult with the owner’s manual before you use it. This is true for lawnmowers as well. Each mower is different, so maintenance requirements might vary slightly between machines. Some machines might need more frequent filter changes or have an unusual tank placement.Even if you use the wrong gas, your mower will probably run for a while, but eventually the engine won’t restart. If you make this mistake, just drain the fuel tank and see if the spark plug needs a change. Then, refill your mower with the right gas. Q1: Can you tell me what the length and width of the mower is once the handle is installed? I want to know what size garden box I would need to store this mower in. Do the handles collapse or fold at all?