1200W 34 cm corded push mower
WORX WG713E electric lawnmower: 1200W motor, 34cm cutting width, mulching and bagging, 30L hybrid grass catcher, one lever 6 cutting height adjustments, foldable handle, safety button, compact and lightweight design.
Powerful 1200 Watt motor for efficient mowing
2-in-1 functionality for both mulching and grass bagging
Hybrid construction 30-litre grass catcher box for easy accessibility and storage
Compact and lightweight design for comfortable mowing in small, curved areas
Single lever 6 cutting height adjustments for customized lawn maintenance
Fully collapsible handle for compact storage
£ 119.99
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Warranty
2 years warranty
Product description
The WORX WG713E electric lawnmower is the entry-level model in the Worx range of corded lawnmowers. This model boasts a powerful 1200 Watt motor and a cutting width of 34 cm. It combines two functions - mulching and grass bagging. The 30-litre grass catcher box has a hybrid construction, consisting of a robust frame and a folding bag, making it easily accessible whilst requiring little storage space. The strong point of this compact mower is its small size and low weight of only 10.2 kg, enabling it to work in small, curved areas with maximum comfort. The model has six cutting height adjustments, ranging from 25-75 mm. To save space during storage, the handle of the lawnmower can be folded, and as a must-have safety element, the safety button prevents the mower from being accidentally switched on.
Key features
- One lever 6 positions height adjustment
- Fully collapsible handle for compact storage
- Carry handle for easy transport
- 30 litres bag capacity
- Compact and light weight design
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Grass collection bag
- Blade WA0027
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