This is an internal combustion engine that operates with a circulation of oil and air in four operating cycles.

Advantages:

• Lawn mowers with four-stroke engines do not require additional oil.
• They consume fuel only once every four strokes, making them a more economical choice.
• They are built to withstand more wear and tear.
• They produce less noise and vibrations during operation.
• They are less polluting because they do not require the mixing of oils or lubricants with fuel.

Disadvantages:
• Due to the fact that lawn mowers with four-stroke engines have more components and valves, repairs and maintenance are more expensive.
• Since they only get their power as the piston rotates every four strokes, this design is less powerful than an engine with a similar two-stroke engine.

With the collection bin, you can easily empty and dispose of the cut grass. This specific bin has a capacity of 65 liters.
For example, for a 50 sqm garden, a 30-50 liter bin would be sufficient, while for a 100-200 sqm garden, you will need a 50-70 liter bin. For larger areas, it is ideal to prefer a collection bag of 70-120 liters.
In general, the capacity of the bin of a lawn mower depends on many factors, such as the frequency of cutting, the type of grass you will be cutting, and the soil conditions. However, if the area you want to cut has many obstacles such as trees, flowers, or other objects, you may need to empty the bin more frequently. In this case, a larger bin would be more practical.

A lawn mower with a larger engine can cut grass more efficiently and achieve better cutting results on larger surfaces.
Additionally, it can cut grass at a higher speed and allow for faster completion of your work while being able to cut grass more easily and in difficult areas, such as on slopes or wetter grounds.

To safely and effectively use a lawn mower, we advise you to follow the following instructions:
• Carefully read the manufacturer's user manual and follow all instructions for starting, using, and maintaining the machine.
• Before using it, check all functions and safety systems, such as brakes and engine operation, or if the battery is fully charged (if it is a battery-powered lawn mower).
• Before use, make sure the lawn is dry.
• Get the appropriate clothing and protective equipment.
• Before starting the machine, make sure there are no children, pets, or other objects in the path.

• Maintaining a lawn mower is important for its performance and lifespan. The following guidelines provide general advice. However, it is important to always follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer in the user manual of the machine you purchased.
• Change the oil according to the manufacturer's instructions. Typically, this should be done every 25 operating hours.
• Check all connections and screws to ensure they are properly tightened.
• Check the operation of the engine and starting system. If there are any issues, contact a specialized technician.
• Clean or replace the air filter according to the manufacturer's instructions. This should be done regularly, as clean air is important for the proper functioning of the engine.
• Clean the machine and check for any damage to the blades.
• Make sure the cutting settings are correct and adjust them if necessary.

• Engine: Four-stroke
• Start: Recoil
• Chassis: Metal
• Movement: Self-propelled
• Average consumption: 0.55 lt/h
• Horsepower: 4 Hp
• Cutting height: 25-75 mm
• Working width: 46 mm
• Bag capacity: 65 lt
• Weight: 38.3 kg