The award winning Harrier 48 rear roller rotary machine is ideal for medium to large lawns, with the autodrive feature the machine offers all the propulsion necessary to drive the machine without any effort required by the user.

The rear roller allows the machine to give the traditional striped finish and to cut over the lawn edge. With the cutterbar raised slightly rough areas can also be cut with ease.

Features of the Hayter Harrier 48 Autodrive include:

Briggs & Stratton Quantum XTS 50 I/C Power engine for reliability and easy starting
48cm width of cut
Strong aluminium deck for durability
Front fins on deck noticeably improves the quality of cut that can be obtained
7 cutting heights ranging from 13 - 65mm adjusted by a single lever
Grassbag can be lifted through handlebars for ease of emptying
Handlebars can be adjusted to suit the height of the user
Operator Presence Control safety mechanism incorporated snugly into the handlebar which, when released, stops the mower completely
A cutterbar friction disc is fitted which protects the engine crankshaft from bending. This disc is unique to Hayter and limits impact damage should you accidentally hit a solid object and thereby qualifies for a lifetime guarantee against engine crankshaft bending

Hayter Harrier 48 Autodrive Consumer Reviews (2 reviews)

Write a review of the Hayter Harrier 48 Autodrive! Please share your experiences to help other people choose the product that's best for them. This is a review site, not a forum, so please don't just ask questions. Please do not use swear words or offensive language, and please, no advertising! Reviewed by Dave in Ashtead on 21/10/2011
I bought one for my business in June and it�s been nothing but trouble. At first I noticed it was slower than my other Hayter�s and found out the new model has been slowed compared with older versions. This is noticeable over big or many lawn cuts. I complained and it has had bigger gears & pulleys fitted but immediately the gearbox broke. My supplier said that this often happens with them and this was confirmed by a gardener I met who said that his broke after about 2 months. Since then the drive mechanism has also broken twice. At one point in August, it had cut 8 lawns and been back to the supplier 4 times. Without the bigger gears & pulleys it was noticeably slower than my other Hayter mowers.
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Reviewed by david in leeds on 04/08/2010
i have had one of these for about ten years now, its used profesionaly all day and speeded up it has never let me down dispite my very rough treatment, things have needed replacing but thats normal under my extreem handling, now it is smoking and a bit worn out but i think that is due to me speeding it up to maximum revs so it drives faster, i was going to buy a pro but the only difference i could see was handle bar struts and a bumper bar, i think the engines etc are the same...unless someone knows different,,,the new ones are not very good,, so all the reviews say,,now i am trolling ebay for an old hayter that has been used privately, i would recommend this mower
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