Petrol Power Products UK
11 products with power “Petrol”, spanning Garden, Outdoor Power Equipment.
#1 Pick
Honda Izy HRG 466 SK 4-Wheel Self Propelled Petrol Lawnmower- Petrol
- Large gardens
- 3 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Self-propelled 4-wheel drive
- Honda 4-stroke petrol engine
- Well-suited to larger lawns
Cons
- High upfront cost
- Requires fuel and maintenance
#2 Pick
Hyundai HYM430SP 17" (42cm) Petrol Self-Propelled Lawnmower- Petrol
- Small gardens
- 3 Years
£191.24
Pros
- 139cc 4-stroke engine with self-propelled drive
- 5 adjustable cutting heights
- Foldable handles for compact storage
Cons
- Requires fuel and regular servicing
- Heavier to manoeuvre than electric equivalents
#3 Pick
Mountfield SP41 Petrol Lawnmower, Self-Propelled, 39cm, 123cc- Petrol
- Large gardens
- 2 Years
£199.98
Pros
- Self-propelled for easier mowing on larger lawns
- 123cc engine with autochoke start
- Large 40L grass collector
Cons
- Requires petrol, oil changes and more maintenance than electric models
#4 Pick
COBRA M46SPB 46cm (18in) Petrol Lawnmower, Self Propelled, B&S Engine- Petrol
- Large gardens
- 2 Years
Currently unavailable
Pros
- Powered by a reliable Briggs & Stratton engine
- 10 stages of cutting height adjustment
- 60-litre grass collector suits larger lawns
Cons
- Requires petrol and regular servicing
#5 Pick
Webb WER410HP 16"/41cm Push Rotary Petrol Lawnmower, 132cc- Petrol
- Small gardens
- 3 Years
£199.95
Pros
- 132cc 4-stroke engine with reliable starting
- 7 cutting heights for flexibility
- 45L grass collection bag
Cons
- Push only — no self-propelled drive
#6 Pick
Webb WER410SP 16"/41cm Self Propelled Rotary Petrol Lawnmower- Petrol
- Large gardens
- 3 Years
£229.95
Pros
- 132cc 4-stroke self-propelled engine
- 7 cutting heights for lawn versatility
- 45-litre grass collection bag
Cons
- Requires fuel and regular servicing
#7 Pick
Hyundai 52cc Petrol Grass Strimmer Trimmer & Brush Cutter, 2 in 1 Garden Tool, 450mm Cutting Width, Split Shaft Design- Petrol
Currently unavailable
Pros
- 52cc engine has the torque to clear brambles and heavy undergrowth
- 2-in-1 head swaps between nylon line and metal blade
- Shoulder harness included for balanced heavy-duty use
Cons
- Petrol engine needs fuel mixing and more upkeep than electric options
#8 Pick
Hyundai 52cc Petrol Garden 5-in-1 Multi Tool: Grass Trimmer, Brushcutter, Hedge Trimmer, Pole Saw & 800mm Extension Shaft- Petrol
£169.99
Pros
- Five attachments from one 52cc engine cuts down on tool clutter
- Extension shaft adds reach for hedges and high branches
- 3-year Hyundai warranty across the whole multi-tool
Cons
- Swapping attachments takes longer than using dedicated tools
#9 Pick
Hyundai 50.8cc Petrol Grass Trimmer, Anti-Vibration Powerful Trimmer/Brushcutter, 450mm Cutting Width, Cow Horn Handles- Petrol
£191.98
Pros
- Anti-vibration bike-style handles improve comfort on long sessions
- Ships with both a nylon cutting head and metal blades
- High-torque 2-stroke engine copes with dense growth
Cons
- Heavier than lighter electric strimmers at this cutting width
#10 Pick
Hyundai 62cc 20" Petrol Chainsaw – Powerful 2-Stroke Engine, Lightweight Heavy-Duty Chain Saw for Tree Felling & Firewood, 3 Year Warranty- Petrol
£114.00
Pros
- 62cc 2-stroke engine and 20-inch bar handle felling and firewood processing
- No battery or mains cable to limit reach around the garden or woodland
- 3-year Hyundai warranty with UK parts and service backup
Cons
- Petrol engine needs fuel mixing and more upkeep than electric options
#11 Pick
Hyundai 150cc Petrol Garden Tiller Rotavator Cultivator, 2.7kW 4-Stroke Engine, 560mm Tilling Width, 260mm Depth, 24 Steel Blades, Heavy Duty Soil Turner, 3 Year Warranty- Petrol
£239.00
Pros
- Powerful 150cc 4-stroke petrol engine tackles hard, compacted ground
- Wide 560mm tilling width and 260mm depth cover large plots and allotments quickly
- 3-year Hyundai warranty with UK parts and service backup
Cons
- At 29.5kg it is heavy to manoeuvre and transport compared with electric tillers
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At a glance
- Products
- 11
- Price range
- £101.99–£239.00
- Average price
- £189.09
- Average rating
- 4.26 / 5
- Total reviews
- 6,952
- Top brand
- Hyundai (6)
- Price tier split
- Budget0Mid-range1Premium10
- In stock
- 8
The term 'Petrol' within our home & garden collection refers primarily to power tools – specifically those driven by an internal combustion engine fuelled by petrol. This isn’t simply about lawnmowers or hedge trimmers, though those are certainly a significant part of the category; it encompasses a broader range including chainsaws, strimmers, blowers and even some specialist machinery for larger gardens or agricultural use. For UK gardeners and groundskeepers, choosing a 'petrol' powered tool often reflects a preference for greater power and reach compared to electric alternatives, particularly when tackling larger areas or more demanding tasks like clearing thick brambles or cutting through dense hedges. Many users still value the freedom from mains electricity and the ability to work off-grid, making petrol tools a consistently popular choice.
When considering a petrol powered product, it's vital to assess several key factors beyond just the initial purchase price. Power output (measured in bhp) is crucial for determining its suitability for your tasks; a powerful chainsaw will obviously be better suited for larger branches than a smaller model. Fuel consumption and storage are also important considerations – petrol needs careful handling and storing, and running these tools frequently can lead to higher ongoing costs. Furthermore, noise levels and exhaust emissions are increasingly relevant concerns, though petrol engines generally provide more raw power for the same physical size.
Across our 'Petrol' category, you’ll find a diverse selection of brands and models, each with varying features and price points. It's crucial to compare specifications carefully, paying particular attention to engine size, cutting width (for strimmers), bar length (for chainsaws) and overall weight – heavier tools demand more effort to manoeuvre. Don’t overlook the quality of accessories available; robust blades, bushes, and cables are essential for longevity, and many manufacturers offer compatible parts. Ultimately, selecting a petrol tool is an investment that should align with your gardening needs, budget, and experience level.
FAQ
What exactly does ‘petrol’ mean in the context of garden tools?
It signifies that the tool is powered by an internal combustion engine fuelled by petrol (gasoline), unlike electric or battery-powered alternatives. This provides a significant power source for demanding tasks such as cutting through thick vegetation.
How does petrol power compare to electric options?
Petrol tools generally offer higher power and torque, making them ideal for heavy-duty jobs like large hedges or forestry work. However, electric tools are quieter, produce zero emissions, and require less maintenance – a key consideration for environmentally conscious gardeners.
What’s the typical price range for petrol powered garden equipment?
Prices vary greatly depending on the brand, power, and features; basic strimmers can start around £80-£150, while powerful chainsaws can easily exceed £300-£600. It's essential to research models within your budget and prioritise quality components for long-term value.
How much petrol does a typical petrol lawnmower use?
Petrol consumption depends on factors like cutting height, grass type, and engine size; expect around 1-2 litres per fill for a standard lawnmower, but this can increase significantly with heavier usage or longer lawns.
Are there any environmental concerns associated with petrol tools?
Petrol engines produce exhaust fumes containing hydrocarbons and other pollutants, contributing to air pollution. Newer models are generally more efficient and have reduced emissions, but alternative power sources remain a priority for many users.
What maintenance is required for petrol powered tools?
Regular maintenance is crucial including oil changes, spark plug replacements, air filter cleaning, and blade sharpening – neglecting these tasks can lead to poor performance and costly repairs.
How do I store my petrol-powered equipment safely?
Store your tools in a dry, well-ventilated area away from children and pets. Always ensure the fuel tank is empty before storing and use an appropriate fuel stabilizer to prevent contamination.
What safety precautions should I take when using a chainsaw?
Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including eye protection, gloves, hearing protection, and long sleeves/trousers. Understand the safe operating procedures for your specific model before use.
Are there any alternatives to petrol engines for similar tasks?
Electric strimmers and hedge trimmers are becoming increasingly popular due to their quiet operation, zero emissions, and reduced maintenance requirements; however, petrol still often provides more power for larger areas.
What should I look for when comparing different chainsaw bar lengths?
The bar length directly impacts the size of branches you can cut effectively – a shorter bar (e.g., 20-30cm) is suitable for small branches, while longer bars (e.g., 40-50cm or more) are needed for thicker limbs and larger trees.