Hello from Bampton in Oxfordshire in England

[mistermowerman]

Hello my name is Gary ,i came across your site while trying to find out an answer about a spark plug ?. I have run a mobile lawnmower service and repair business for nearly 20 years in Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds . A good amount of my jobs are John Deeres mtd lawnflites etc ,with English and European mowers Mainly . I am not sure how many english built mowers there are in the us but if anyone has a problem i could know the answer .thanks .Gary

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

:welcome: Welcome to the forums at LawnWorld (formerly known as LawnMowerForum), Gary! I am sure you will be able to help some people with their mower problems....glad to have you!

 

[X-man]

Hello, Gary! :welcome: to the forums at LawnWorld!

 

[DaveTN]

Welcome to LMF! Hope you are able to learn something useful and teach something as well. I'm always learning something new on here it seems. Never ran into an "English" mower...yet. Dave

 

[mistermowerman]

Welcome to LMF! Hope you are able to learn something useful and teach something as well. I'm always learning something new on here it seems. Never ran into an "English" mower...yet. Dave

Hello Dave , there is always something new to learn ,English mowers are just the same with Briggs and Honda engines but a lot of people over here love there stripes on lawns , so a roller instead of a rear set of wheels on a rotary mower and of course we still like our cylinder (reel) mowers which always gives a stripe ,Gary

 

[robert@honda]

Never ran into an "English" mower...yet. Dave

You'd know it when you see it; compared to a US model, English mower handlebars are on the wrong side, and they mow on the left side of the lawn. :laughing::tongue:

 

[pugaltitude]

Ha ha ha but in scotland we have flying cars!!!!

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

You'd know it when you see it; compared to a US model, English mower handlebars are on the wrong side, and they mow on the left side of the lawn. :laughing::tongue:

:laughing::laughing:

Hello Dave , there is always something new to learn ,English mowers are just the same with Briggs and Honda engines but a lot of people over here love there stripes on lawns , so a roller instead of a rear set of wheels on a rotary mower and of course we still like our cylinder (reel) mowers which always gives a stripe ,Gary

I wish I had a mower with rollers on the back; it would create such nice stripes and I like lawn striping! :thumbsup:

 

[mistermowerman]

Ha ha ha but in scotland we have flying cars!!!!

Give over ,next you will say you have mowers that fly (good name for a brand there ) .

 

[djdicetn]

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I wish I had a mower with rollers on the back; it would create such nice stripes and I like lawn striping! :thumbsup:

lmf,

C'mon now, I've seen your HRX's "debris guard flap". You do a good job striping "without' a roller:0)