Thanks for the review, I have watched 2 Lawnmaster videos & have decided to purchase the 1600 version. It will be a little bit of overkill but I can live with that!!!
If you have any issues with the assembly, see my video for the 1800W version below, or let me know. All the best Mark easylawnmowing.co.uk/lawnmaster-40cm-electric-lawn-mower-review/
another brilliant review. Also go to you for good advice. If you had to pick one 240V mower what one would you pick? Was thinking of this one or the Bosch Rotak 650. My garden 70m2... Not the biggest at all but I really want a lawn mower that gives me good lines in the grass so I guess a heavy mower will do the trick.
Hi, for 70m2 this mower will be absolutely fine. For lawn stripes, yes a heavier mower would be better and would give longer lasting more defined stripes. Have you considered the cordless version of this mower? The batteries do increase the weight and you have the convivence of no cord. Thanks
@@EasyLawnMowingI have thought about a cordless mower but I guess it all comes down to price. Also I have a mains plug that’s easy access for the lawn mower.
Hia i have a very small piece of lawn. No more than20square meters. Is it worth having battery powered or stick to corded? Also i dod purchase the moutfield corded but returned it due to poor cutting. What would you suggest? Thanks 😊
Hi, cordless mower will for sure cost more money compared to a corded model. Even on a small lawn a cordless model has its advantages, but for 20msq, just stick to an electric model as long as you have power socket near by. The Lawnmaster 34cm would make a great purchase, just don't go for anything larger in terms of deck size. Hope this helps, Mark
I’m new to the lawnmower scene. Previously lived in flats but now I’ve got a lovely little garden to maintain. I’m not rushing into buying a lawnmower. I want the right one that will last the test of time. I’ve narrowed it down to this one and Flymo EasiMow 340R Electric Rotary Lawn Mower. There doesn’t seem to much in it. Any help to make my decision will be great.
Hi - what size lawn do you have? any slopes or flower beds to navigate? Also have you considered a small cordless model or are you happy with the power cord and availability of a power socket? I am really impressed with the LawnMaster range and compare well to the equivalent Flymo.
@@EasyLawnMowing Thanks for all that. It’s on a very slight slope, nothing to go around apart from a small shed and wood fencing around the garden. The garden is roughly 37meters².
My cordless just exploded so I'm sacking off the battery powered mowers gonna go back to trust wired. I'm between two at the moment, similar specs but this review is tilting me towards lawn master. Have you tested the model M2EB1637M-01 1600w lawnmaster, and the vonhaus 1600w? Cheers
Hi no not the 37cm but I have tested the slightly larger 40cm model. They are pretty much identical apart from the motor (1800w) - see here - easylawnmowing.co.uk/lawnmaster-40cm-electric-lawn-mower-review/ I would go for the LawnMaster down to spare parts and support but both are similar quality/performance.
Hi there, I'm looking for a wheeled 32cm (preferably) or 34cm electric rotary mower WITHOUT a roller. The only one I've found so far is Gardena Power Max but having read some reviews they don't seem to last. Please, do you know of any others without a roller that you would recommend, or could the roller be removed from this Lawnmaster perhaps? Many thanks for any advice
Hi, you could have a look at the Mountfield Electress 34 (1200w motor) if you wanted better build quality - link below. I have not tested this particular model but will get hold of on (or the larger 38cm) and do a review & video. Mountfield Electress 34 Lawnmower, 34 cm Cutting Width, Electric, Up to 250 m² amzn.to/3rLH0MM (affiliate Link) Taking the roller of the LawnMaster mower would naturally void the warranty, but could be done as it is separate from the rear axle. Thanks Mark
Thanks for the review, I have watched 2 Lawnmaster videos & have decided to purchase the 1600 version. It will be a little bit of overkill but I can live with that!!!
I just purchased one too. I hope I will be able to figure out the assembly instructions.
@@cathalwalker3308 Shouldn't be too bad, I think Mark goes through most of the assembly, if not on this one it's on the review for the 1800W version
If you have any issues with the assembly, see my video for the 1800W version below, or let me know. All the best Mark
easylawnmowing.co.uk/lawnmaster-40cm-electric-lawn-mower-review/
another brilliant review. Also go to you for good advice. If you had to pick one 240V mower what one would you pick? Was thinking of this one or the Bosch Rotak 650. My garden 70m2... Not the biggest at all but I really want a lawn mower that gives me good lines in the grass so I guess a heavy mower will do the trick.
Hi, for 70m2 this mower will be absolutely fine. For lawn stripes, yes a heavier mower would be better and would give longer lasting more defined stripes. Have you considered the cordless version of this mower? The batteries do increase the weight and you have the convivence of no cord. Thanks
@@EasyLawnMowingI have thought about a cordless mower but I guess it all comes down to price. Also I have a mains plug that’s easy access for the lawn mower.
Thanks very much for this fantastic review. I purchased this model through your link. Hope you get some sort of affiliate commission. Thanks again
Glad it helped. Thanks you so much for your positive feedback. Mark
Hia i have a very small piece of lawn. No more than20square meters. Is it worth having battery powered or stick to corded?
Also i dod purchase the moutfield corded but returned it due to poor cutting. What would you suggest?
Thanks 😊
Hi, cordless mower will for sure cost more money compared to a corded model. Even on a small lawn a cordless model has its advantages, but for 20msq, just stick to an electric model as long as you have power socket near by. The Lawnmaster 34cm would make a great purchase, just don't go for anything larger in terms of deck size. Hope this helps, Mark
I’m new to the lawnmower scene. Previously lived in flats but now I’ve got a lovely little garden to maintain. I’m not rushing into buying a lawnmower. I want the right one that will last the test of time. I’ve narrowed it down to this one and Flymo EasiMow 340R Electric Rotary Lawn Mower. There doesn’t seem to much in it. Any help to make my decision will be great.
Hi - what size lawn do you have? any slopes or flower beds to navigate? Also have you considered a small cordless model or are you happy with the power cord and availability of a power socket? I am really impressed with the LawnMaster range and compare well to the equivalent Flymo.
@@EasyLawnMowing Thanks for all that. It’s on a very slight slope, nothing to go around apart from a small shed and wood fencing around the garden. The garden is roughly 37meters².
My cordless just exploded so I'm sacking off the battery powered mowers gonna go back to trust wired.
I'm between two at the moment, similar specs but this review is tilting me towards lawn master.
Have you tested the model M2EB1637M-01 1600w lawnmaster, and the vonhaus 1600w?
Cheers
Hi no not the 37cm but I have tested the slightly larger 40cm model. They are pretty much identical apart from the motor (1800w) - see here - easylawnmowing.co.uk/lawnmaster-40cm-electric-lawn-mower-review/
I would go for the LawnMaster down to spare parts and support but both are similar quality/performance.
Hi there, I'm looking for a wheeled 32cm (preferably) or 34cm electric rotary mower WITHOUT a roller. The only one I've found so far is Gardena Power Max but having read some reviews they don't seem to last.
Please, do you know of any others without a roller that you would recommend, or could the roller be removed from this Lawnmaster perhaps? Many thanks for any advice
Hi, you could have a look at the Mountfield Electress 34 (1200w motor) if you wanted better build quality - link below. I have not tested this particular model but will get hold of on (or the larger 38cm) and do a review & video.
Mountfield Electress 34 Lawnmower, 34 cm Cutting Width, Electric, Up to 250 m²
amzn.to/3rLH0MM (affiliate Link)
Taking the roller of the LawnMaster mower would naturally void the warranty, but could be done as it is separate from the rear axle.
Thanks
Mark