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The 129R features a powerful 27cc engine and professional quality, combined with a focus on ease of use.
Professionals turn to Husqvarna for powerful engines that make tough jobs easy. With the versatile Husqvarna Brushcutter 129R, that power is available to consumers as well. The 129R features a powerful 27cc engine and professional quality, combined with a focus on ease of use. It is easy to start thanks to Smart Start®, intuitive controls and the automatic stop return switch – a feature that automatically resets to the ON position for trouble-free starting. The 129R comes with a combination guard, trimmer head, grass blade and a bullhorn handle for comfortable trimming.
Cylinder Displacement
Power Output
Standard Double Harness
Weight
Sound Level
27.6 cm³
0.85 kW
✓
4.49 kg
93 dB(A)
If you want to know more about this piece of equipment, watch Luke Dean spell out all the bells and whistles of this this product.
The cutting is effortless I know this one section my older 52cm self propelled would rev up to get through the heavy stuff. Yet the SELECT CUT didn't do that over the same area! My only regret is that the lawn does not grow fast enough.
“I seriously had my best retail experience ever today! In 44 years I've never met or dealt with such polite, knowledgeable, true blue sales staff. So worth the 40 minute drive to deal with professionals.”
"Absolutely outstanding. We dealt with Luke at Trinity Mowers and found him to be very welcoming, knowledgeable and professional. Customer service was fantastic and we're very happy with the mower we purchased. Highly recommended."
The 129R features a powerful 27cc engine and professional quality, combined with a focus on ease of use.
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