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Brand: MAKITA
Makita DLM462Z, 1600 watt 460 mm Twin 18Vx2 Brushless Self-Propelled Cordless Lawn Mower
SKU: BP-MLM-003
₹84990 (Including GST)
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Delivery By: May 19 - May 21
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Short Description
Self-Propelled Cordless Lawn Mower of 1600 watt
Propelling Speed form 2.5 to 5.0 km/h
3 in 1 (Cutting / Collecting / Mulching)
Country of origin: Japan
Description
Makita lawn mower is used to cut the lawn grass. They keep the grass in shape and amplify the beauty of any lawn. Makita Twin DLM462Z is powered by two 18V LXT Li-Ion batteries in series and equipped with four battery ports.
Features
:- Enhanced rigidity of handle withstands the same hard use as engine lawn mowers
- Wide and robust steel cutting deck for increased durability
- Two cutting modes are available (Standard mode and Low noise mode)
- Low noise mode provides rotation speed (2,500 RPM) by constant speed control
- 3 in 1 (Cutting / Collecting / Mulching)
Specification
:- Brand: MAKITA
- Weight (Approx.) : 40 kg
- Model No : DLM462Z
- Cutting Width : 460 mm
- Cutting Height : 20 - 100 mm
- Propelling Speed : 2.5 - 5.0 km/h
- Wheel Size : Front 230 mm | Rear 230 mm
- Grass Box Capacity : 60 Liter
- Max Output : 1600 Watt
- Hole Diameter : 10 mm
- No Load Speed : 2500 - 3300 RPM
- Weight : 40 Kg (Approx.)
Accessories
:- Blade
- Mulch Plug
- Socket Wrench
- Rod
- Battery
- Charger
Usage
:Before you start :
> Verify the battery is fully charged and properly inserted into the mower.
> Take the necessary safety precautions.
Starting the engine :
> Set the desired cutting height using the lever (if present) on the mower.
> Select the desired mowing mode (if present) between mulching, bagging, or side discharge.
> Grip the handle and firmly hold the handle with one hand.
> Locate the power button on the handle and press it to start the motor and start mowing.
