Mountfield Princess 42 Electric Lawnmower, 42cm Cutting Width, 1800W, for Medium-Sized Gardens, Includes 50L Grass Collector

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Looking at purchasing our first boat. I have no boating experience and hubby has done some sailing with a friend. Both cabins work well, the 2nd cabin can either be used as a twin or a double. Storage is good although we miss not having a pair of wardrobes in the front cabin. That said there is probably more storage than in the Phantom, just spread about a bit. The p 42 is a great bet, dated I know but very well put together and will reward you the day you sell over other makes. Currently located in Mylor Yacht Harbour, Cornwall she is absolutely ready for the season ahead following recent engine service and her professional cleaned both of which were in July 2022 for the year . Sealine - prefered the contemporary design, happy with the interior finishes, liked the size of the second cabin, prefered the space on the flybridge and overall liked the spacious feel.

The new Freedom 500 battery powered range of garden tools and mowers offer all the power of petrol but with the convenience of cordless. The range is powered by STIGA E-Power 48V Lithium-Ion battery technology with interchangeable batteries and offers lightweight and ergonomic garden tools for all your gardening needs. I was a Fairline man through & through but they just didn`t cut it for me looking at what was on offer today. The Phantom 48 blew me away at Southampton in 2006 but it was a lot of money and to be honest the new Princess 50 will probably be my first port of call when I come into a few quid. If I was you I`d hold out for a Princess 42, I really think you`d appreciate it in the long term. Don`t get me wrong, a Phantom 40 isn`t a bad boat, it just wasn`t as good. the trouble with boats is that they are half sea going boat and half caravan/country cottage. You are in a lovely position buying new - but although the fairline and sealine interiors are new/fashionable etc when you go travelling its the boats ability that you will remember - especially if the wind changes and it gets a bit rougher than you might have liked.Master cabin forward with double berth with ample storage and en-suite heads compartment with large shower stall, vacuflush heads and wash basin. I`d go along with that. The Fairline Phantom 40 flybridge seems to have a bit more going on up there than the Princess 42. The Fairline we looked at had a griddle and I think a fridge from memory. In the end we were more interested in the accommodation downstairs than the flybridge, (let`s face it our weather throughout the year does mean we spend more time inside). I was also a bit unsure of how fat spitting off the griddle would add to the mix.

Sea-Fire automatic system lazeraette and engine room repaired, tested and refilled. New handheld extinguishers. For advice on the Lawnmower best suited to your requirements please call our Technical Helpline on 01493 751659 Technical specs General info EAN/UPC The spacious saloon features a u-shaped settee to starboard around saloon table and two-seater settee to port and storage cabinet.Engine-wise we`ve got the larger 435hp D6 units which are spot on. Superchargers get you onto the plane then turbo chargers start to do their work and the superchargers cut out. It all makes light work of the 12 tonnes or so. Close quarters handling is a breeze with the electronic controls. The auto synchronising of the engines revs took a bit of getting used to but any new boat will have it`s idiosyncrasies. Superlative build quality, great sea-keeping and spacious accommodation on board all go to make her very much sought-after on the pre-owned market. And that’s the real advantage with this system. It’s not some anonymous call centre, you get through to someone that really knows the boats, understands the issues and can put a swift and effective plan into operation. And the guys they send out don’t just know how to fix the problems, they know how to treat the boat. Leon has been on our boat before, servicing the engines. On the Princess 42 that means moving furniture, removing carpets and opening hatches in the saloon floor. But afterwards there’s never anything out of place, not even a finger mark to show he’s been. Even the bilges are left immaculate”.