Bensiinimootoriga muruniiduk Stiga Multiclip 50, 48 cm

A compact but powerful hand-propelled mulching lawnmower with a high-performance STIGA ST 170 engine with 166 cc and a 48 cm working width. Equipped with a STIGA Multiclip blade, for unattainable mulching performance. Ideal for frequent cutting sessions in lawns up to 1700 m2.With no grassbag to empty, this dedicated mulching mower will enable you to get the job done around 30% faster than with a conventional collection-type machine! The hand-propelled STIGA Multiclip 50 proves extremely maneuverable, a great choice if your garden has obstacles and awkward corners to negotiate. This mower is perfect for frequent cutting sessions in gardens up to 1700 m2.Instead of being sent to a catcher, clippings are finely shredded by the Multiclip blade before being dispersed across the turf where the mulch will rapidly decompose and disappear, leaving your lawn debris-free and naturally fertilized.You can select up to five cutting height settings, to better adapt your lawn's needs; while ball-bearing wheel mounts ensure a smooth run over rough grass and confer superior longevity.Other key features include a steel deck for strength and durability; and an ergonomic soft-grip handlebar for enhanced user comfort. Nothing can stop you! Simple hand-propulsion makes it easy to maneuver and therefore ideal for lawns with obstacles and space-restricted areas. Multiclip blade Nourish your lawn, while saving time and money. STIGA Multiclip blades are specially designed for mulching. This technique finely shreds and spreads grass cuttings back onto the ground as you mow – an ideal way to reuse them as a natural fertiliser. STIGA engines (petrol) STIGA petrol engines are the power behind a whole range of machines – from lawn mowers and tractors to swift-to-start sweepers. Meticulously designed and rigorously tested – only the ones with maximum performance and minimum emissions make the cut. Why mulching? Mulching spreads finely chopped grass over your lawn to feed and nurture it. Think of it as a natural, invisible eco-fertilizer that protects against drought – and you save time spent picking up clippings and trips to the dump! All-round ‘win-win’.