Stiga SVP 40 B Scarifier 4 Stroke Petrol Briggs & Stratton Engine Used Once

  
Which was too much for her to get rid of due to overfilling the wheelibin and Size of lawn. So I cleaned it up immediately to keep in immaculate condition. 40cm / 15 Working WidthPowerful Briggs & Stratton 550 Series Engine. The Stiga SVP 40 B Scarifier is powered by a 127cc easy start Briggs & Stratton 550 Series engine that delivers the power to treat large lawn areas. The 40 cm working width combined with the thirty-two floating blades remove thatch and moss effectively. The working depth can be set from 0mm to +15mm and the grabbed thatch and moss are collected in the 50 Litre rear bag. The SVP 40 B is a powerful, robust tool designed to take the hard work out of lawn care. Scarifying improves the quality of your lawn in several ways. It will remove organic layers of thatch, moss and dead grass whilst breaking up the surface of compacted soil and retarding the growth of weeds. Removing thatch and weeds in this way allows water, air and nutrients to reach grass roots more easily resulting in lush growth. Main features Adjustable working depthA useful function allows to set the working depth of the machine and modify the soil treatment, in case of aeration or lawn rake as well Low emissions. New modern engine technology allows to decrease fuel consumption and reduce exhaust emission levels accordingly with current environmental regulatio Stiga have been associated with garden machinery for well over 80 years. In March 1934, Sweden, Stig Hjelmquist started the company Firma Fabriksprodukter which became the foundation of Stiga AB. The original business concept was newsworthy products of good design and good quality, with advertising that is better than our competitors. This business concept was designed to permeate through the whole of Stig Hjelmquists business life. In 1938 the company name was changed to Stiga and the very first Stiga table tennis products were produced. In 1943 Stiga were producing table tennis equipment under their own management, but a few years later they began cooperating with the Swedish TableTennis Association. In 1954 Stig Hjelmquist imported the first motorized lawn mowers with horizontally rotating blades from the US. That became the starting point of Stigas most successful line; garden machinery. Over the next few years Stiga continued to work on their table tennis line and produced the first table hockey game. But in 1964 they began their own line of lawnmowers which was incredibly successful.

Roughly 400 machines were produced every day. Stiga became established abroad and sales offices were opened in London and Helsinki, Finland. In 1975 Stiga launched the very first Park: Park 2000, a ride on lawn tractor with a front deck which revolutionized grass cutting in Nordic countries By 1976 Stigas new factory was a massive 34,000m2 making it the biggest factory in the Nordic countries producing motor driven lawnmowers. They introduced the first mower with the Multi-clip technology, and the first radio controlled mower. By 1997, Stiga were represented in roughly 40 countries, including New Zealand, North America, South America and Eastern Europe.

GGP UK Limited distribute all Stiga garden machinery in the UK. The quality of Stigas machines is second to none. Thelawn mowersare built to get the job done efficiently and safely with no fuss and no time wasting.

They feature powerful Stiga engines or other well known top brands such as Briggs and Stratton or Honda. The range includes hand pushed models and self propelled machines to choose from. Stiga also offer a very innovative range offront deck mowers. Theyre built for accurate mowing and getting into areas which are often harder to reach.

TheStiga compact lawn ridersare really easy to use, offering great manoeuvrability and forward visibility and theStiga garden tractorsare packed with high performance features. The Stiga range ofbrushcutters, hedge trimmersandtillersare all of the same fine excellence that the lawnmowers and ride ons have.