Qualcast Concorde 32 Reviews

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• Guest 6th Sep 2009

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  When I first had the Qualcast Concorde 32 i thought ..where are the heavy steel quality parts my father had, but when i used it i found it to be light, quiet and cuts excellent. You do need a flat lawn but it provides a perfect stripped lawn. Drawback in my opinion is the plastic catcher has to be emptied quite often, unless you cut the lawn at least twice a week. I just cut mine now after 2 weeks it was struggling a bit but then the grass was over 4" long! I do also have a flymo hover for the rough parts of my garden where the cyclinder mower cannot do.
  

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• Guest 3rd Aug 2009

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  I was given a Concorde 32 in 2000 from a neighbour who was moving to spain. As I was aware at that time, there was no such model by qualcast as a 'Concorde 32'. Still back then, you could buy the little Concorde 30 and the 'XR' rear collection mowers. I dont own this anymore, but i am sure my concorde 32 was different to this bigger one. Mine was a double of the Concorde 30. It was small, green, slim not bulky, and was superb to use. In fact looking at the Concorde 30 to compare with mine, the o ...

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• hopper32 20th May 2009

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  I have had this mower for about 5 years and every year I just wish the motor would blow up and I could buy a new mower (not a Concorde 32).
  From day one the trigger has bitten the fleshy part of my palm. The motor compartment became so full of grass cuttings I consider it to be a positive fire hazard. There are no instructions in the owner's manual but last week I managed to partially remove the motor cover and clean out the tinder like clippings. I took some pictures and plan to send them to Qu ...

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• Johngw 17th Sep 2008

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  Had this Qualcast Concorde 32 about 6 years and it was not over used as I also use a rotary model and a hand mower (8o years old).
  Now the Concord only cuts at the edges and forgets the grass in the middle.
  Two local service agents don't want to know saying any repair would only last a few years and it would be cheaper to buy a new model

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• alban6253 17th Sep 2008

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  I suppose I was careless with my Qualcast Concorde 32 in not spotting the fatal stone this summer, but it seems the structure is not strong enough to withstand this kind of thing. Worse, the cylinder is obviously of mediocre quality steel and buckles very easily. A new cylinder costs nearly as much as I paid for the whole machine, and even the bracket I need and its associated screws are ridiculously expensive (90 pence for 1 screw, for instance!) Next season I will be looking at something rathe ...

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• Guest 7th Sep 2008

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  Well my problems had started ever since the day I went into argos and bought a Qualcast Concorde 32 earlier this year. I payed a somewhat £79.99 for this which is not that cheap. I own a Qualcast Concorde XR-35, which worked superbly all the way back since I bought it in 1994. Each time I used the XR-35 the lawn looked lovely when finished, although last summer I used it and I think the belt snapped, as I was going up the garden I heard a pop sound and then the motor went all crazy though ...

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• thanxvermillion 2nd Sep 2008

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  What a task to cut the lawn. In the present climate you are lucky to get an hour without rain so we struggle to get enough time to cut the grass. It is then very disappointing when you cut it that it constantly stops and gets clogged up. The grass box on the front mean't you couldn't get anywhere near the edges. It is also so small it would fill up extremely quickly. We abandoned the grass box and I followed my husband around with the rake!! What a task. We would have to set aside a whole aftern ...

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• fatherted01 25th May 2008

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  I have had this Qualcast Concorde 32 mower since last year and its falling apart. The plastic is breaking and I think I will have to buy a replacement.

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• Guest 8th May 2008

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  The Qualcast Concorde 32 gives a poor cut, little power. Pulls the grass out the ground rather than cuts it. Dreadful

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• Blademan 6th May 2008

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  I would recommend this model of lawnmower to anyone who is physically challenged who requires a lightweight one, I would say it was ideal for elderly people who can't manage anything too heavy.

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• dannster 8th Mar 2008

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  I mowed 3 strips and the belt broke and I've been quoted '£38 + parts and labour to fix it!!!! What a disaster - don't recommend getting one.

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• greenfinger fred 27th Mar 2006

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  All I can say is the Qualcast Concorde 32 lawn mower is an ultra compact little mower. It is lightweight, versatile and surprisingly robust. However, people need to be aware of the fact that it is a finishing mower. It is not designed to mow a paddock or very long grass. If you are retired and take a pride in how your lawn looks, this is a great little mower.

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• ghollum 20th May 2004

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  I have recently had the misfortune of purchasing a Qualcast Concorde 32 from my local B&Q, and I warn anyone who is considering this model or any other Qualcast mower to reconsider. My concorde broke on the very first cut, I had not even reached the bottom of the garden when the roller at the back snapped off, leaving it unable to move forward. The build quality is shocking, mostly plastic, even in parts where you would expect it to be under strain/stress, plastic has been used, no doubt a cost- ...

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