Mountfield Princess 42 Electric Lawnmower, 42cm Cutting Width, 1800W, for Medium-Sized Gardens, Includes 50L Grass Collector

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This particular example has had very light use with low hours and presented in wonderful condition.

Sometimes model names can be misleading as the badge doesn't correspond to the actual size - the princess is a bit bigger than the othersThe spacious saloon features a u-shaped settee to starboard around saloon table and two-seater settee to port and storage cabinet. Listen to Volvo Paul's wise words on propulsion. Shafts are in my humble opinion the only option. There is nothing to go wrong, you won't have seal problems, props disintegrating, water ingress causing expensive damage and so on. Controlling a boat on shafts is very intuitive. If you thrown in bow and stern thrusters then you just have to think about where you want the boat and it goes there! I`d go along with that. The Fairline Phantom 40 flybridge seems to have a bit more going on up there than the Princess 42. The Fairline we looked at had a griddle and I think a fridge from memory. In the end we were more interested in the accommodation downstairs than the flybridge, (let`s face it our weather throughout the year does mean we spend more time inside). I was also a bit unsure of how fat spitting off the griddle would add to the mix. Whilst Simon was clearly impressed by how well he was looked after during the sale, it’s the service he’s received since that has really wowed him. And having bought a boat through the Princess Approved Scheme, he has experienced the perfect example of what has become industry leading customer care.

Helm position is excellent. The switches for the nav lights etc are a bit prone to being caught accidentally as we discovered on a night crossing to Cowes when someone turned them off by mistake! Bowthruster works well, electric cut offs are easily accessible and the remote gas isolator is a nice little touch. Twin fuel tanks (in NS8 marine grade alloy) with interconnection system giving 300 gallons / (1.362 litres) capacity I'd buy what takes your fancy, certain boats suit certain people, from many angles wether you want glitz, value for money or look at it if you want to look after it yourself then thee are makes I wouldn't go anywhere near. the trouble with boats is that they are half sea going boat and half caravan/country cottage. You are in a lovely position buying new - but although the fairline and sealine interiors are new/fashionable etc when you go travelling its the boats ability that you will remember - especially if the wind changes and it gets a bit rougher than you might have liked.

Sorry if this has been covered in previous threads. I did do a search and came up with only one similar question but it didn't particularly answer my concerns. New fuel tanks (upgraded marine spec aluminium and upgraded from 3mm to 4mm) – supplied by Pheonix 316

For advice on the Lawnmower best suited to your requirements please call our Technical Helpline on 01493 751659 Technical specs General info EAN/UPC I’m talking to Simon Rowbrey, who’s been hooked on Princess Motor Yacht Sales’ attitude to customer care ever since buying his Princess 42 from the company. The Princess 42 Li is an impressive hand-propelled battery-powered mower with every feature you need to produce a perfect lawn finish. Therefore, for a full in-depth review, please see my review of this slightly larger Mountfield on the link below.

Master cabin forward with a central island double berth, wardrobe, dressing table and storage drawers. After you've bought the boat, move it to the Med. You don't want to be messing about with all this wind and rain If we all had princess and fair lines the places would be so boring, abroad it's a different matter , you see some stunning craft out there, shame some of it never hits our shores. Both bathrooms are good and they both have "tube" showers which you can actually use in anger without swamping the room in water. We`ve got the new Dometic electric single touch toilets which are really great, very luxurious and (relatively) quiet. New Seafire automatic/manual override fire extinguishers in engine room with warning system at flybridge and lower helm position (2021)