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1329 days ago

Lawn mower

Shaun from Burnside

Newzealand made Masport 500Al Mower for sale in excellent shape. Has had little use since purchase.

Features:
Robust nz made cast alloy chassis in excellent shape. No chance of rust.
Upturnt fold down comfort grip handles.
Dual ball bearing wheels.
Big plastic catcher in great shape.
Zone starting no straining your back.
Quad blade cutting deck for a fine cut finish.

Powered by ready start no prime no choke just pull and go powerful Briggs and stratton 675series 190cc 4 stroke engine. Freshly serviced and ready for the warmer weather.

Comes with owners manual and small engine booklet.

Buy in confidence as I offer a 3 month mechanical warranty on all of my mowers. I also offer trade ins upto $40 off the marked price. The price is firm. Cash payment on test and takeaway pick up Burnside. First in first served basis no holds sorry as I do sell alot

Price: $260

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