Stiga Multiclip 750 S

Stiga Experience Range – A step up for the larger garden or just a simple upgrade of your garden tools to take on multiple gardening tasks and activities.

The self-propelled STIGA Multiclip 750 S lawn mower has a 48 cm blade and 166 cc STIGA engine with a net power output of 2.60 kW @ 2900 rpm. The mulching system delivers a precise cut and finely shreds the cuttings before spreading them on the ground as a fertilizer. The steel chassis has a 48 cm cutting width. The special ergonomic handle can be adjusted in both height and angle, allowing you to cut the lawn in comfort and reach the more difficult corners close to walls and bushes.

Features & Technology

STIGA engines (petrol). STIGA petrol engines are the power behind a whole range of machines – from lawn mowers and tractors to swift-to-start sweepers. Meticulously designed and rigorously tested – only the ones with maximum performance and minimum emissions make the cut.

Multiclip blade. Nourish your lawn, while saving time and money. STIGA Multiclip blades are specially designed for mulching. This technique finely shreds and spreads grass cuttings back onto the ground as you mow – an ideal way to reuse them as a natural fertiliser.

Why mulching? Mulching spreads finely chopped grass over your lawn that decomposes returning valuable nutrients into the soil -think of it as a natural, invisible eco-fertilizer that protects against drought. Mulching your lawn is also much quicker – eliminating the need to stop multiple times to empty the grass collector, typically saving 30% of your time. All-round ‘win-win’.

Innovative in design. Specially engineered for STIGA lawn mowers, our Fulcrum handlebar completely reinvents your relationship with cutting your lawn. Innovative in design, it can be angled up to 25° away from the deck – allowing you to mow under hedges and along walls without getting scratched, scuffed or dirty. Easy to assemble, adjust, use and store.

Pro handle. X-shaped adjustable handle that allows easier manoeuvrability in tight corners, under bushes or close to walls.