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  Qualcast Classic Petrol 35S

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• Moonmanuk 9th Aug 2009

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  The petrol qualcast lawnmower range is for the conasouir of garden enthusiasts, I am no expert in the garden but have a general knowledge like most. I have a petrol 5 year old Qualcast 35s with the Techumsi engine, it has performed outstandingly until I put some 6 week old fuel through it and now it splutters only at cutting throttle, ok at tick over. Have ideas to rectify the problem but would like to say that the Qualcast range is ment for people who want the garden to stand out and who have a general knowlodge of engineering and not for the type just want a quick result, GO BUY A FLYMO !!! I'm an engineer by trade and the reason for the plastic cogs is so if you hit anything like a paving slab the cogs give way instead of your engine. Simple, fit a chain and you will be looking at an expensive bill not £3.49 Gear from ebay. Common sense required here !! My opinion is there fantastic and when something goes wrong which is rare it's great trying to fix it...
  

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• motorbikesforever 4th May 2009

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  The Qualcast Classic Petrol 35S is very easy to start, cut really nice also. The two lever operation to start blades and then start mower moving can be fiddley at first but soon becomes second nature. Mine is a second hand model and is probably five years old judging by my father in laws who has a newer but similar model.
  Compared to my previous Suffolk Super Punch which is twenty plus years at least it's a major leap forward in technology.

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• motorbikesforever 4th May 2009

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  Easy starting and rock steady engine throughout the range.
  Really nice cut with easy to empty grass box.
  My Qualcast Classic Petrol 35s is about five years old, and I always use the same cut height / selectable position on the rotary selector knob.

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• Guest 23rd Apr 2009

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  I have owwned and frequently used a Qualcast Classic Petrol since 2003 and it has never let me down.

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• Guest 16th Apr 2009

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  Having paid £350 for my Qualcast Classic Petrol 35Sin May 2006 It still cuts the grass OK but then I suppose it should

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• Guest 14th Jul 2008

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  For me there is nothing good about this
  Qualcast Classic Petrol 35S. After 1 year keeps breaking down, not happy at all with it!

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• Guest 7th May 2008

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  relies on plastic cogs to turn cylinder on so the slightest snag ,and whey! sheared tooth.I have replaced cog after cog had it serviced ,130 quid,the truth is ,you really learn the true mechanics of lawn mowers when you get one of these.

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• garm 5th Apr 2008

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  The Qualcast Classic Petrol 35S is a good all round machine, pity about the plastic gears keep breaking, if there was a chain conversion it would be perfect.

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