Flymo PC330

Flymo PC330 - Great when working, but 'Drive Belt' onto my 3rd, and it's also worn through the plastic housing that I guess is there to keep it on the drive.

Flymo PC330 picks up the grass well, adjustable heights for cutting easy to use.

Drive belt comes loose every other cut, so in my case after about 30 mins cutting. Refitting the drive belt continuously.

I am sure that this fault is not simply down to me as I have a lawn the size of a postage stamp it is hardly demanding. I spend more time putting drive belts on my Flymo PC330 than mowing. Avoid this one.

This flymo PC330 cut's grass ok and fills up the bin ok, just what you want. But I am on my 3rd drive belt in two summers.

We've had the Flymo PC330 for perhaps 4 years. It's good in the good weather but it really does vibrate in the wet weather.

Just recently it has broken beyond repair taking its rating from 9.8/10 down to 7.2/10

There are better mowers for the same price!

Flymo PC330 - The mower is quiet at the start but vibrates a lot as the blade gets damaged. In dry conditions the collection is good on short grass, but long or damp grass causes the collection hole and blade housing to clog up repeatedly. As with all electric mowers you'll need a further extension lead as the one suplied is woefully short (but then whose isn't?).

The handle folds well and the mower takes next to no assembly, fitting back into its box-sized hole in your shed with ease. Having said that, it lacks in a few key places. The four wheels are independently positioned in height on flimsy handles. The height of the grass often knocks these out of position and you get an uneven cut. It doesn't like uneven ground at all for the same reason. The roller on the back leaves minimal stripes, and when on the two highest cut settings it works loose and makes it impossible to cut. DEFINITELY not a mower for long grass. Finally, watch the safety features, this mower is safe, but the poor design of the safety switch on the grass basket means it works loose and ends up in your grass pile, in my case never to be seen again. I give the mower a useful life of 2 years.