Comparison AL-KO Classic 4.66 P-A vs AL-KO Highline 42.5 P-A edition

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	AL-KO Classic 4.66 P-A	AL-KO Highline 42.5 P-A edition
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Type	lawn mower	lawn mower
Motor type	petrol	petrol
Mowing
Cutting width	46 cm	42 cm
Cutting system	rotary	rotary
Min. cutting height	25 mm	25 mm
Max. cutting height	75 mm	75 mm
Number of height settings	7	7
Cutting height adjustment	manual	manual
Recommended area	1100 m²
Cleaning
Grass ejection	rear ejection in a bag	rear ejection in a bag
Bag type	hard	hard
Bag volume	65 L	65 L
Full bag indicator
In box
Nozzles	2-tooth blade	2-tooth blade
Motor
ICE type	4-stroke	4-stroke
Motor model	AL-KO Pro 125	AL-KO Pro 125
Engine size	123 cm³	123 cm³
Motor power	2.7 hp	2.7 hp
Motor power	2000 W	2000 W
General
Deck material	steel	steel
Front wheel diameter	18 cm	18 cm
Rear wheel diameter	20.5 cm	20.5 cm
Weight	28.5 kg	26 kg
Added to E-Catalog	april 2016	march 2015

Brief conclusions of the comparison lawn mowers

Lawnmowers AL-KO Classic 4.66 P-A and AL-KO Highline 42.5 P-A edition have similar characteristics, but there are several key differences. The Classic 4.66 P-A has a cutting width of 46 cm, allowing for faster processing of large areas, while the Highline 42.5 P-A has a cutting width of 42 cm. Both devices have the same engine power (2000 W) and capacity (123 cm³), but the Classic is slightly heavier, weighing 28.5 kg compared to 26 kg for the Highline. Both options offer manual cutting height adjustment with a range from 25 to 75 mm and have the same grass bag volume (65 l) with a fill indicator. In reviews, users note that the Classic 4.66 P-A is better suited for larger areas due to its cutting width, while the Highline 42.5 P-A is more maneuverable and lighter, which can be a plus for smaller gardens.

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Cutting width

The capture width provided by the unit, in other words, the width of the strip of land cultivated in one pass. In fact, this size corresponds to the width of the working nozzle.

The large working width is useful when processing large open spaces, as it allows you to finish the job in a small number of passes. On the other hand, for hard-to-reach places, relatively narrow tools are better suited, able to go where a wider unit will not fit. In addition, the width of the tool directly affects the weight and price.

In general, it makes sense to compare in terms of working width only units of the same type (see above). However, it is worth noting here that trimmers do not differ so much from each other — most models capture from 25 to 45 cm (and a wide processing band is provided by moving the nozzle from side to side). As for the other types, in the most modest models the capture width does not exceed 40 cm, in the heaviest and most powerful it can be 56 – 60 cm or even more(in mini tractors — up to 1.5 m).

Recommended area

The area of the site for which the lawn mower is designed. It cannot be argued that this parameter is critical when choosing a device, these are only manufacturer's recommendations and are very conditional. However, they are more than justified and generally show the available front of work based on the heating of the motor, the capacity of the tank or battery, and other factors that affect the duration of work.