Etesia Ride On Mowers 0% VAT On Selected Models
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On my thumbnail photograph today, I have a picture from Etesia, basically saying, “Etesia 0% VAT on selected models.” Let’s go to the Etesia website quickly. Here it is, the 0% VAT on the Hydro 80 and MK124. Etesia has announced an exclusive 0% VAT offer available on selected ride-on mowers. This provides customers with a chance to drive away today with top-of-the-line equipment at unbeatable value.
I have used several of Etesia’s range of mowers; I have owned the Hydro 80 and the Bahia. I was using the Hydro 80, and the Bahia, I believe, is the same but not quite as heavy-duty. The Hydro 80 is my preferred choice, and it’s not a lot more expensive. At the time of writing this, there was about a £600 difference between the Bahia and Hydro 80, but I would definitely go for the Hydro 80. It just has a few more heavy-duty features, if that makes sense. It is built slightly stronger, with a cast iron axle, etc., and has one or two other worthwhile features.
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In case you don’t know, Etesia is renowned for its wet grass pickup capabilities. The Hydro 80 that I purchased basically replaced two roller rotary machines. I think it’s about 26 inches wide, or maybe 32 inches—sorry, 32 inches, 80 cm. I’m still working in inches. It will get through the majority of garden gates and is highly compact, which is a real plus point. The great thing is that it can collect wet grass. You can see I’ve have a video review here, which you can watch, and a video review of the Bahia as well—just an honest review of how I found both machines. I often recommend Etesia to people because they are excellent on wet grass cutting and collection performance.
Etesia Attila 124
The other machine on Etesia’s website is the Attila 124. I’ve always liked the idea of this one—a 4-foot cut and the high lift, which is great for either putting your grass straight on the compost heap without needing to use a fork or if you’re loading a truck. If you go to this video here, you can see it in action, picking up. It has a 124 cm cutting width and good speed—12 km/h. I believe they do a diesel version as well as a petrol one. This may be a French video, as some of the videos on their YouTube channel are in French, being a French manufacturer.
If we just forward to the end of the video, you can see one of the good things that I like about it—loading or just piling up your compost heap. There’s no need to fork anything up because you can make a big heap. It’s available in four-wheel drive as well, allegedly.
If you have any comments on this, please feel free to leave a comment on the YouTube video. And contact Etesia if you’re looking for a Etesia 0% VAT on selected models—20% off is quite a lot, so it may be worth looking at. Thanks very much for watching, and feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions.