Types of Lawn Mowers in Kenya

• Starting Systems: An easy start lawn mower is one of the most important features to get the job started right. That’s why selecting the right starting system is vital in ensuring you a hassle-free lawn mowing experience.

• Electric Starting Systems: Eliminate pull starts all together. Simply prime the mower engine and turn the key for quick, dependable starts without any maintenance required.
  Automatic Choke Starting Systems come ready to run. Simply engage the safety handle and pull the starter rope for a hassle free start that completely eliminates priming or choking.

• Primer Starting System: Pumps the exact amount of gas into the carburetor to allow quick and easy one pull starts.

• No Prime. No Choke. No Problem. The ReadyStart™ system helps eliminate the strain and the hassle of starting your lawn mower. Manual priming and choking are now a thing of the past- simply pull the rope and mow.

• Leaf-Handling Capability: These mowers suck up, shred and catch leaves with a screen that goes between the cutting blade and the discharge chute.

• Sound Quality: Briggs & Stratton offers specially designed mufflers to reduce to the sound of your mower during operation.

• Durability: When purchasing a lawn mower, look for engine features like Maxi-Clean™ filters and overhead value technology (OHV) that help make your lawn mower engine last a lifetime.

Briggs & Stratton has the power needed to get the job done by offering a variety of options that include both gas and battery lawn mowers. Learn more about specific considerations below.

• Horsepower: When it comes to measuring the ability of an engine to sustain the torque necessary to spin a blade fast enough to cut grass effectively, there’s no better measure than horsepower. The torque on battery-powered mowers will decline as the load on it is increased, such as when trying to mow thick grass. Gas-powered mowers provide double the power to get through thick, wet grass or uneven lawns with ease^.
• Battery life: Trying to mow thick or damp grass can drain a battery quickly and take more time. Gas-powered mowers provide three times the run time - no matter the size of the lawn, the type of grass or whether you're using features like mulching or bagging.^ Gas engines can generate the sustained power it takes to get your lawn mowed with the performance that you expect in any condition.
• Lifespan: Gas mowers are built to last up to two times the lifespan of a battery mower. Batteries can lose up to 6% run time annually and may need to be replaced in as soon as 2.5 years.+