Is spring in the air? [Bosch Rotak Lawnmowers]

I’m not sure what the weather’s like where you are, but here in Toolstop land the sun is popping out more and more for longer and longer and I’m left with the distinct impression that spring is in the air.

If that’s the case, then it’s time to get into the shed and check over your gardening tools, starting with your lawnmower. We’re pleased to be stocking the Bosch Rotak range of lawnmowers. Some spec for the geeks among you (and check out the cutting power, especially if you like to let your grass grow quite a bit between cuts*);
Features:
* Powerful – even cuts long grass thanks to the 36V lithium-ion battery (2 pcs) – exceptional cutting and collecting power and very few emissions
* Energy Efficient Management (EEM) Electronics means batteries last up to 20% longer between charges
* The battery is charged to 80% after only 30 minutes, and to 100% after an hour
* 16 times faster charging than with conventional batteries
* Always ready for use: no self-discharge, no memory effect.
* Innovative grass combs: cut close to the edge of walls, flower beds and lawns reducing the need for edge trimming
* Up to 40% lighter than conventional cordless mowers
* Powered by innovative 36V lithium-ion batteries weighing only 1.2kg each
* 700+ recharging cycles
* Simple 4-wheeled design with integral rear roller
* Lightweight at only 14.7kg- similar to conventional electric mowers
* Integrated carry handle
* Single lever height of cut adjustment
* Full width switch
* Exceptional cutting and collection
* Allows for virtually continuous mowing
* Ready to mow in 1 hour or less
* Long battery life
* Highly manoeuvrable and gives a striped finish and reduces scalping
* Easy and comfortable handling
* Makes for easier transportation
* 7 heights of cut from 35mm – 70mm
* Comfortable control
* Batteries interchangeable with other 36V Bosch garden and power tools

*choice or design to let your grass get too long? I sometimes “forget” to cut the grass…what about you?

via toolstop.co.uk

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