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I think its better than the Honda version myself.
Looks like the older lever design in the picture? I assumed this was just them fitting the new, tougher gearbox from the Kubota in the other machines, but perhaps not.
You do realise that faster will generally mean a poorer quality of cut?
You can slow a faster mower down in the wet etc., but you can't speed a slow mower up when the conditions are dry and fine!
and do people really do that?....honestly?
Because non of them have variable speed..
Cutting more regularly is the only answer to stand any chance of not dropping, when mowing wet.....and of course, how wet is wet?
http://www.davidhedges-gower.com/modern-lawn-care/
Getting a mower that works in the wet is the answer to mowing in the wet, there are plenty available. Unfortunately rear rollers do not do that. But a roller mounted under the handles of a 4 wheel produces the same effect.
A viking mower can take at least 50mm of soaking wet grass and not drop a bit...
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