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FAQs

What are the benefits of using a hover lawn mower?

A hover mower floats on a cushion of air rather than running on wheels, making it exceptionally easy to manoeuvre. This design allows you to mow around trees, flower beds and other obstacles with minimal effort, while also making hover mowers an excellent choice for tackling sloping or uneven lawns that can be difficult for conventional rotary mowers.

Are hover mowers suitable for steep banks and slopes?

Yes, they are. One of the biggest advantages of a hover lawnmower is its ability to work on gradients where wheeled mowers can become difficult to control. Many petrol hover mowers and cordless hover mowers are designed to handle slopes of up to 45 degrees, making them ideal for banks, embankments, ditches and other challenging areas. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations for safe operation.

Should I choose a petrol or cordless hover mower?

The best hover lawn mower depends on how and where you'll use it. Cordless hover mowers are lightweight, quiet and ideal for domestic gardens, while petrol hover mowers provide greater power and unlimited runtime, making them better suited to larger properties, professional grounds maintenance and demanding terrain.

Do hover lawn mowers collect grass clippings?

Most hover lawn mowers do not have a grass collection box. Instead, they typically discharge the clippings back onto the lawn, where they can decompose naturally if you're mowing little and often. If you prefer to collect grass clippings as you mow, a rotary lawn mower with an integrated grass collector is likely to be a better choice.

Can a hover mower replace a conventional rotary lawn mower?

For many gardens, a hover mower makes an excellent specialist machine, particularly for slopes, awkward corners and uneven ground. However, if you have a large, flat lawn and want features such as wide cutting widths, large grass collectors or rear rollers for lawn stripes, a rotary lawn mower may be the better choice. Many homeowners use both types of machine to get the best results across different areas of their garden.