HONDA UM 616 EBE2 Grass Cutter

Ideal for long grass & difficult areas to manage.

Honda’s UM536 is a powerful grass cutter that is perfect for parkland maintenance or managing fields and roadsides.

Tackle long grass & tough tasks

The 53 cm cutting deck is made from pressed steel that ensures it is robust, strong and light. Resistant to shock and treated to prevent rust, UV abrasion and corrosion, it enables this machine to be used for the most challenging work. The deck is a floating style, with this innovative design stopping the grass from being pushed flat against the ground so that nothing escapes.

Professional build quality

The 163cc GXV 160 engine in this grass cutter is a professional specification model, fitted with a cast iron cylinder sleeve, a bearing set on the crankshaft, a steel fan cover and high capacity air filters suitable for demanding work. As a sign of Honda’s confidence in this machine, you also get an unrivalled warranty, which is 7 years for domestic use and 1 year for commercial.

Operate easily, safely & comfortably

This is a self-propelled machine with two-speed transmission and is designed to be as easy to use as possible. A foot-pedal allows you to adjust the height of the cut between four settings, while Honda’s Roto-stop blade brake control means you can stop the blades quickly and safely without turning off the engine. This is ideal for clearing debris or emergency stops.

Maintain Your Honda Products Properly

To keep your Honda petrol machinery running at its best, use standard pump fuels such as SP95, SP98, or SP95-E10.
While Honda doesn’t supply alkylate fuel, its use is permitted.

It’s important to always add a fuel stabiliser, especially if you’re storing fuel for more than a few weeks, as this helps prevent engine issues and keeps the fuel fresh.

Fuel should be stored in small amounts (no more than 5 litres) in a sealed container, away from heat and sunlight. Use within one month unless treated with a stabiliser.

At the end of the season—or if the machine won’t be used for a while—it’s recommended to drain the fuel tank and follow the storage advice in the user manual.