Victa petrol push lawn mower — tested working; heavy rust, detached grass catcher
Victa petrol push mower — tested working at intake. Heavy surface rust, corroded underside with holes and detached grass catcher. Pull-start present; petrol and oil in tank. Sold as a working but well-used unit.
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Victa petrol push lawn mower — tested working; heavy rust, detached grass catcher
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Product description
Lot: Victa petrol push lawn mower — tested and recorded as working at intake. This compact Victa deck mower comes with its engine, recoil pull-start assembly intact and fuel/oil present. The machine is heavily used and shows extensive surface rust, paint loss and corrosion (underside flap has rust-through holes) but is complete with handle assembly and the grass catcher supplied loose.
Practical for a small-plot gardener, handyman or workshop that wants a working mower to service, repair or use straight away. Ideal as a cheap running unit for basic lawn maintenance or as a donor for spare parts — particularly the engine, wheels, catcher and handle components. Suits buyers who can tackle mechanical servicing and cosmetic repair or who need a parts machine for similar Victa models.
- Included: Victa petrol mower with engine and recoil/pull-start present; grass catcher included but detached/loose.
- Condition: Heavily used — extensive surface rust, paint chipping, rusted underside with holes, rusty handle fixings and scuffs across deck.
- Measurements: Not provided / unknown.
- Working status: Working — tested and complete on intake (pull-start present; petrol and oil in tank).
- Known faults: Corroded underside flap with holes; heavy surface rust; detached grass catcher that does not attach securely; worn/rusted handle brackets and fastenings; cosmetic and structural corrosion to some metal panels.