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Hayter Harrier 41

“looks good from the top...but turn it over and its...”

Written on: 09/05/2013

my mower is the alloy deck one before the plastic deck units...the roller supports are shocking...the drive has come out and jammed the chain....its a very poor cheep design (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“hayter 41 mower”

Written on: 08/06/2012

I have owned a Hayter Harrier 41 412C with electric start and is self propelled. The major issue with this model is the strength of the rear roller support brackets which are made of cast aluminium. In 7 years , I have replaced the right hand bracket three times. It is not a difficult job to replace the right hand bracket yourself but practice makes it easier and I have had plenty of practice. This bracket is just not strong enough to take lateral stresses for any great period of time. My... (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Avoid like the have now plague !!!”

Written on: 14/05/2012

Had one for two years, as it was recommended by the salesman in the shop. I have had to replace the aliminnium roller support 3 times , i have now made one myself, the plastic roller gaurds have both fallen off . The roller keeps coming out off the drive so end up having to push the mower half the time , I could name other faults, worst mover I have ever owned . (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Hard work and very thirsty”

Written on: 12/03/2012 by trellos

Total waste of time and money ,I have been gardening for 25years and this must be the worst purchase i have made , (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Hayter 41 Auto Rolls Royce of Mowers”

Written on: 17/11/2011 by LawnmowerGod (1 review written)

The Hayter 41 Auto i purchased for North Norfolk Garden Machinery has been wonderful , cuts my grass and leaves nice stripes i cannot recommend one enough . Regards Lawnmower God (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Beware of these reviews - the harrier 41 is made as 2...”

Written on: 14/06/2010

Beware of these reviews - the harrier 41 is made as 2 totally different machines - 1 made in england with aluminium housing and parts and top of the range B & S engine - the other made in China with low cost plastic housing and parts and a low cost engine. They are 2 totally different machines. (read more)

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Written on: 06/09/2011

So how do you know which is which? - And how do you know which one you are going to end up with if you're buying one off the Internet where you can't see the differences? More to the point, what an Earth was Hayter thinking of when they decided to use the same name (i.e. Harrier 41) for 2 very different quality machines? Hardly helpful, is it?

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Purchased a Harrier 41 Electric Start in 2002 by 2009...”

Written on: 14/03/2010 by ianpark (1 review written)

Purchased a Harrier 41 Electric Start in 2002 by 2009 it ended up on the scrap heap. Over the 7 years the Aluminium height adjustment casing snapped, then the clutch went so the lawnmower wouldn't pull you forward. The handle snapped, etc. These are just three examples of numerous faults.

The only good thing about it is that it started every time and cut the lawn with fantastic stripes.

I would love to buy another Harrier even though it died, but fear the same problems could... (read more)

Guest's Response to ianpark's Review

Written on: 14/05/2012

After 7 years thats not bad going I had a honda and the wheel fell off after 4 years. Normally a good service can sort these things out before they become a real problem

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Hayter Harrier 41

“I brought the top of the range electric start verible...”

Written on: 06/08/2009

I brought the top of the range electric start verible speed version and I can explain how good it is it's fantastic great value for money excellent cut quality. Also the build quality is realy good I can't believe all the stuff people about it being cheap and plasticy. you know when you are buying Hayter Harrier you are buying the best the rolls Royce of mowers. And so cheap at £664.55 I knew all about it befor I brought it. (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Harrier 41 rear roller push model ”

Written on: 03/06/2009

Harrier 41 rear roller push model
Very pleased with quality of cut, but have found that it is fragile in construction.
At 5 months old the lower handle cracked and needed replacing, now at just under 2 yeras old a bracket on the alumimium chassis has cracked and will need replacing. both have made impossible to use, so necessitated hire or laon of another mower. My lawn is smooth, reasonably flat and not large.
Dont buy one !! (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Hayter Harrier 41 has bits of plastic on side have...”

Written on: 08/04/2009 by dennisone (1 review written)

Hayter Harrier 41 has bits of plastic on side have come off and the speed control is very poor always going slow problem with design I think. (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Isn't the Hayter Harrier 41 cheap?! 269.00 buys the...”

Written on: 05/09/2008

Isn't the Hayter Harrier 41 cheap?! 269.00 buys the basic harrier push with a roller. This lawn mower cuts really well. Far better than my mountfield did. Fits into the boot of my car, it starts easily and is light enough! (read more)

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Written on: 17/11/2011

This would not have been a Hayter 41 at that price more like the cheaper Chinese Spirit

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Poor design and unimpressive performance. I had a push...”

Written on: 11/08/2008 by Francis22 (1 review written)

Poor design and unimpressive performance. I had a push Atco petrol rotary before which is being pressed back into service again. Much easier, even if means I get more exercise pushing it, which the medicos will tell us is a good thing! (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Good, well made lawnmower by Hayter. The variable...”

Written on: 27/04/2008

Good, well made lawnmower by Hayter. The variable engine, autodrive speed, height adjustment are all very smooth and easy. (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Having bought the Hayter Harrier 41 as a replacement...”

Written on: 07/06/2006 by swgardener (1 review written)

Having bought the Hayter Harrier 41 as a replacement for a Mountfield Princess, I was looking forward to the extra 2" of cutting width but it came at a price. Moneywise and weightwise. When the motor suddenly burned out it was with almost relief I purchased a smaller machine. (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“I have found the Hayter Harrier 41 lawn mower to be...”

Written on: 15/05/2006 by James Deville (1 review written)

I have found the Hayter Harrier 41 lawn mower to be reliable, and it gives a quality finish to the lawn. There a cheaper mowers available, but if you want a machine to give years of service, then this machine will do it. I think dealers must vary in what they offer, as I have an extended warranty at no extra cost. (read more)

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Hayter Harrier 41

“Best avoided, we've had good mowers from Hayter in the...”

Written on: 28/04/2006 by margpitt (1 review written)

Best avoided, we've had good mowers from Hayter in the past but it seems their best days are behind them. Their new models are not what they were. (read more)

James Deville's Response to margpitt's Review

Written on: 15/05/2006

I think i must have a different Harrier from the reviewer. I have found my Harrier to be well built, reliable and offer a good quality cut. This machine was given 7/10 rating in the May Gardners World magazine and I totally agree.

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