I think there are many like it no?

Well, its not a horse, is it now?

This design has the advantage of cutting the grass before the wheels (or horse) flatten it. Also, tilting the deck for winter storage stops the damp from rotting the underside. I appreciate the clever design more each time I use it.

It is without a question the best design for a mower since you are not driving over the grass before cutting it. It also makes it a breeze to cut around bushes. But used market is what speaks for it self. A mid 90s Husqvarna rider in good condition still sells for 1k while a tractor that's more than 10 years you usually have to give away.

You are mowing, not ploughing. Your comment makes no sense.

see how it runs after 5 years...

@@MaximumEfficiency yes, sure

@@MaximumEfficiency I've got Partner tractor ( budget version of Husquarna, only difference was outlook) for ca. 14 years and it still works without any problems. Only clutch was replaced. 5'000 m2 garden.

@@jacenty112233 glad to hear! Is it flat or sloped terrain?

Nice 👍

How is this mower one year on? Danke für dein hilfe! Moin aus Irland!

Hi n.prince, Thank you for watching our video. As is stands this is the 1st and only Battery Plate Compactor from Belle available at the moment but i'm sure at some point in the future Belle will make more models available.

@@redbandukltd Thanks for your response. They really need a hand held version for doing staircases.

The main sound isn't from the engine it's from the compactor slamming into the earth

Accepts the same blades, so presumably. My concern is battery life at that depth, and available torque, listen to how long it takes to spin up.

12" is 121mm(~4¾") and 14" is 145mm (~5¾"). The overwork warning light should prevent tourque issues. Essentially electric has more consistent torque anyway. I believe the slow acceleration is digitaly controlled for saftey and belt life.

Good question, I have played with it, read manual (bugger all explaining what to do) and worked it out. On the power head where the two bolts are (opposite side to the blade, same side as drive belt), loosen the torx bolt, adjust blade guard and retighten torx bolt. It is not clearly explained in manual on how to do this at all! K970 is same adjustment point.

@L119hamel I figured it out, and I went through the same thing.

@Paul Hurford Thanks for replying Paul. Is there any way to adjust the suction?

You can't really get blades smaller than 300mm suitable for this machine, but with a 14" (350mm) K770 cutter you can use either a 300mm or 350mm blade.

@@redbandukltd isn't that the K 970 powersaw for 350mm blade?

​@@L119hamel​This model in the video is the K770 14"/350mm version, the K770 is also available as a 12"/300mm unit. The K970 is available with either a 14"/350mm or 16"/400mm guard. Hope this clarifies.

Hi Wayne, the Dry Cut has an integrated dust bag but you would connect the Vac version to an industrial Vacuum such as the S26

Oh yeah

We already knew.

No it’s reals

​@@TheCustomMonsterCrewTMforttteyeah the elfs are moving by they own