Lawnmowers combustion
Petrol lawn mowerLS46-146-H-NG
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The NAC LS46-146-H-NG petrol lawn mower is equipped with a modern, overhead valve engine with a capacity of 146 cm3 with a maximum torque of 7 Nm with a cast iron cylinder liner, characterized by failure-free operation and fuel economy.
- Engine capacity 146 cm3
- Type of fuel Pb95
- Torque 7 Nm
- Mowing width 46 cm
- Basket capacity 60 liters
- Drive: with drive
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parameters
- Motor NAC T6, four-stroke, overhead valve
- Engine capacity 146 cm3
- Maximum torque 7 Nm
- Rated power of the machine 2,6 kW
- Rotation speed 2800 revolutions / min
- Type of fuel Pb95 gasoline
- Fuel tank capacity 0,8 liter
- Oil pan capacity 0,5 liter
- Mowing width 46 cm
- Cutting height adjustment central, seven-step
- Cutting height adjustment range 25 mm - 75 mm
- Basket capacity 60 liters
- Basket mesh
- Front wheel diameter 17 cm
- Rear wheel diameter 25 cm
- Features drive, rear discharge, basket discharge, mulching
- Start manual
- Handle finish soft
- Weight 34 kg
- The NAC LS46-146-H-NG petrol lawn mower is equipped with a modern, overhead valve engine with a capacity of 146 cm3 and a maximum torque of 7 Nm with a cast iron cylinder liner, characterized by failure-free operation and fuel economy.
- The convenient central cutting height adjustment handle allows you to easily set the desired cutting height in a seven-stage range from 25 mm to 75 mm.
- The steel housing ensures durability and resistance to damage.
- The 60-litre mesh basket allows for longer mowing sessions without having to empty it.
- Ergonomic handles make it easy to control the mower, and their soft finish ensures comfort during operation.
- The mower is equipped with a housing washing system that allows you to quickly and easily clean the inside of the mower housing – simply connect a garden hose with water to the quick connector on the housing and start the mower.
- The mower features a mulching function that guides the cut grass into the blade's operating zone. This way, after being repeatedly chopped, the very small grass blades are evenly distributed across the lawn surface, where they decompose and are recycled as fertilizer.
