The new 2017 Honda IZY HRG466SKEP – now available from Eddie Watchorn Lawnmowers

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THE new 2017 Honda IZY HRG466SKEP – now available from Eddie Watchorn Lawnmowers Enniscorthy. RRP €649.00

You’ll get a finer cut with a lighter lawnmower.

Honda made their first ever 4-stroke lawnmower in 1978 and it set new standards in petrol-driven mowers. They’re still setting the bar high with their early entry lawnmower – the IZY. THE STRENGTH OF STEEL The cutter deck is built tough to go on and on. Our manufacturing process adds all round strength to the cutter deck, because it’s formed in a press from a single sheet of steel. Then we paint it with a powder coating process that leaves a tough, durable finish that’s resistant to corrosion and UV ray deterioration.

STRONG HANDLES

The handles are fixed to the cutter deck by a strong supporting arms at the side and won’t flex or bend during use. They can be quickly fixed into position when you need to start work, or folded down to save space when stored away in the shed or garage.

THE FANTASTIC 4-STROKE

Honda was first to use this type of engine on lawnmowers and it still can’t be beaten.

With years of experience and research building engines, we’ve designed a light 4-stroke motor that sits at the heart of the IZY mowers. It delivers solid, reliable power with lower and cleaner emissions. It has an auto choke system, which adopts the same technology you’ll find in Honda cars and motorbikes.

GREEN ECONOMY

The engines are the lightest and most compact of their type. They’re incredibly easy to start because of a super-light flywheel and a new soft grip recoil handle for added comfort. Both features make sure the job isn’t like an unplanned gym workout!

The low maintenance, 4-stroke engines avoid the messy business of mixing oil and fuel usually associated with a 2-stroke. They are less messy and less noisy, always start and fuel economy is much better too.

IZY AIRFLOW

All IZY mowers have high airflow collection bags.

As the rotating blade cuts the grass it generates the airflow, which is important for the collecting process. The low air pressure creates a vacuum effect – literally sucking up the clippings – directing them through to the collection bag at the rear.