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Considering a Lawn Mower with Loncin Engine vs Honda 135, 160 GCV: Experiences & Comparisons

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  • #1 16472830
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    I warmly welcome!
    I'm thinking about buying a lawn mower with a Loncin engine. Until now, I used GGP from OBI purchased over 10 years ago, but I found that it is probably not worth overpaying almost as much, because Honda 135 after 10 years is over and outside the engine I exchanged and welded almost everything.
    I also want to pay PLN 1,100 for not known, than for the weaker (because according to Loncin's data it is 10.4 Nm and Honda 160 GCV 9.4 Nm), PLN 1800 with the Honda engine and replaced with new ones after 5 years.
    I have not found any negative entries about the Loncin engine, also please post if someone has bad / good experience.

    Thanks in advance!
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  • #2 16488476
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    In fact, in Chinese engines, we will not know 100% what power and how many Nm they have, for opinions it's hardly popular engines but cheaper than B & S, on the other hand we have it that if something is going to spoil what is supposed to be good it's hard to admit it and adding that these engines are not very expensive, most often we do not repair them, we only replace mowers
  • #3 16488574
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    I bought for PLN 300 passed GGP with Honda 135 from a friend who works on the Honda website, I also shared the opinion of one of the Forum members who had the same problem and did the same :)

    It's hard to judge how much it could go but not more than a few tens of hours to my eye. Ultimately, it will serve as a reserve, like buying something nicer, maybe a tractor (in this topic I'm green, because I think about something up to 3000 PLN used, if someone has any suggestions I will be grateful for help in choosing, I will cost about 25) and break down, because it was not once that it was necessary to take half of the mowing in the workshop.
    However, only Honda gives sleeves to the cylinder (I learned from a guy from Honda) the rest, for example, Loncin has an ordinary cast iron cylinder and certainly will not live as much as Honda. He also said that B & S, if they could, would make a plastic cylinder ...
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  • #4 16488627
    płetwa
    Level 32  
    I will only add that a colleague from Honda, or no idea what he is telling you, or intentionally pushes the putty.
  • #5 16488802
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    You mean cylinder lining?
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    #6 16488854
    wojtek1234321
    Level 36  
    Waldi 7611 wrote:
    Ultimately, it will serve as a reserve, like buying something nicer, maybe a tractor (in this topic I'm green, because I think about something up to 3000 PLN used, if someone has any suggestions I will be grateful for help in choosing, I will cost about 25) and break down, because it was not once that it was necessary to take half of the mowing in the workshop.

    https://pilarz.org/viewforum.php?f=54
    https://pilarz.org/viewforum.php?f=23
  • #7 16489081
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    Thanks to Wojtek, the saw (I do not surreptitiously) is better on this topic :)
  • #8 16499354
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    It is a pity that in this forum, the recommendation comes down to only one brand that is overrated, such medium-quality equipment is plenty on the market, they did it well and the unconscious customer falls into a trap, the same people and rolling the same topic all the time, I would like it he did not treat the forum seriously.
  • #9 16499431
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    Speech of the Honda or Loncin brand?
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  • #10 16499452
    wojtek1234321
    Level 36  
    Waldi 7611 wrote:
    Speech of the Honda or Loncin brand?

    I think, however, about Oleo-mac.
  • #11 16499529
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    Do you suspect a collusion?
  • #12 16504806
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    These are people mostly associated with Oleomak and its derivatives, or collusion? There is certainly something in it, if they come from one option and support the same all the time, until boredom, which does not translate into the facts, even those who have no idea what they are writing, they are also beginning to support the same, because they look at what others write and think that this is the way to do it, I personally would never buy it because the equipment is different cheaper and even better.
  • #13 16505750
    Waldi 7611
    Level 10  
    You say that something like oleomania is manifesting here :) ? Probably there is something in it. At the beginning I was looking for something cheaper, but I am inclining towards oleo matza, But I am wondering what the difference is from the service, availability of parts and good opinions, maybe this is what we should suggest. Recently I was watching Vege with Loncin 196 and dude asked if I am collecting grass or mulching, because when I collect, he immediately dragged me to Grass and said that this is the best lawn mower to collect grass :) . Besides, I do not want to spit in my beard like something I think I saved 350 zlotys. Olek, Grass, Vega seems all the same, but at the moment I'm interested only in the area of the knife, because I do not want to scrape the grass and earth from corners, in Grasa it looked ok. Besides, probably only olek gives a 3-year warranty.
  • #14 18002966
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    When it comes to mowers, World from Grass is better than Oleomac, I would not take Vega. In this case, I would not count on the guarantee, because probably no one will recognize it and it will be the fault of the user. Going further along the trail of online forums, this forum is paid by the company for good reviews. Someone gets gratuities for it to watch over the promotion of their equipment and it is not just one company, but more. Even uncomfortable posts are quickly removed so that no one will know that there is something wrong. This forum has nothing to do with impartiality, it's just a shame that the uninformed people are making a balloon.
  • #15 18004497
    Marcin1_Marcin1
    Level 2  
    I will say this. On many forums, when people hear the slogan "Loncin engine" it starts complaining that it is Chinese, that it is weak, that it is not known what power ... Meanwhile, it is one of the largest producers of engines in China. Produces models for almost everything you can. From motorcycles to lawn mowers. Besides, many good manufacturers put Loncin engines into their equipment (examples: https://cedrus.com.pl/kosiarka-spalinowa-cedrus-kcl21sp-4w1 or: https://cedrus.com.pl/odkurzacz-do-losci- weibang-loncin-g160f) and somehow nobody complains. In my opinion, there is nothing to be afraid of. Until you buy an engine of the brand "engine" it should not be a problem.
  • #16 18036778
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    With this "good" Cedrus mower you have overdone it, these mowers are rather sloppy
  • #17 18073883
    Lucas81
    Level 12  
    This forum https://pilarz.org/index.php is a skipper of a wide gap - they recommend as a colleague Zagorski-Tomasz wrote - what they have at home in the store :)
    and as for the first post, do not compare Honda's power to the above models :D - Honda gives power at full load (rarely which the company does) with a silencer, filters with other components (as I remember it well according to SAE standard J1349 since 2007) - most give without load ;)

    https://www.honda-sklep.pl/
  • #18 18085276
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    You need to correct the statement about the forum, not what they have in the store only who will pay them and this is the difference, Loncin engines also have their drawbacks, but they are cheaper ob B & S and are not so trouble-free. From what I remember, it was probably that year that I had to wait for flywheels for 224cc engines for about three weeks because in Poland it was not so sweet.
  • #19 18138231
    walterm
    Level 11  
    I just said goodbye to the mower with a 196ccm engine and it was not because of the engine failure that I just cracked the plastic fuel tank, I mark it broke without any reason, without impact, etc., the service said that these plastic fuel tanks are the bane of Chinese engines and burst for no reason, for a replacement PLN 300, but because plastic is no guarantee, so if it doesn't crack for a year it's a success, well, I prefer to throw this mower than pray for luck with every spill of fuel.
  • #20 18223817
    wojtacho
    Level 2  
    I am looking for a lawn mower with a Loncin motor with a drive for approx. 300-400 m2 of lawn. Until now, I have been using Variolux from OBI for 12 years, and if the mower body did not rust, then old B&S whims that it is a pity to throw it away, I also lost drive at the last mowing so combining with repairs makes no sense. Help me choose a reasonable brand so that it comes next 10 years.
  • #21 18228805
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    AL-KO Highline 46.8 SP-A in this money you will not find anything even more expensive and worse
  • #22 18231465
    wojtacho
    Level 2  
    [quote:c846d58d18="zagorski-tomasz"] AL-KO Highline 46.8 SP-A in this money you will not find anything even more expensive and worse

    Thank you for your answer.
    I read on various forums that Al-Ko has delicate drives, and the housing is not very stable, loncin 125cm has no bearing on the shaft or cast iron sleeve, although it is also a pretty good engine. I was thinking about the 159 cm3 engine. 1P65FA, I found such models: World GRL 460S HW 4in1 Loncin, or Oleo mac GV 48 TK ALLROAD4, This World is praised by some, I am not sure what the company is. I am asking for advice, maybe it's Al-ko, I don't know. best regards
  • #23 18243966
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    First answer yourself what mower you want, i.e. what class it should be, AL-KO Highline is a mower that makes life easier, it can stand upright, it collects grass, it has a large basket, the knife hub is slippery, the knife is factory-fitted collecting and mulching. You need to be able to use the drive and there are no trouble-free drives, so don't worry about it, I personally would walk towards a functional machine, if you want a normal mower, take World, the plot is 400 m, so it's not much.
  • #24 18244236
    Lucas81
    Level 12  
    What do you want to say by "you need to be able to use the drive and there are no trouble-free drives" - how to use? are drives that break down faster or slower - depends on the quality of workmanship and materials used.
  • #25 18250277
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    Yes, in most drives incorrectly used are damaged more quickly, a good seller should explain such things and if someone does not use it properly, he / she should, of course, typically Chinese drives in crappy Chinese mowers can fall by themselves after a year or even earlier due to poor quality of materials used for their production and the mower itself, gears, wheel modes, axles, etc.
  • #26 18261355
    wojtacho
    Level 2  
    I searched around the site Al-Ko and did not find. The Al-ko website shows the dealers of the company, but in reality either the company is not there or the Husqvarna service. In the vicinity of Toruń generally poverty. There is no shortage of Stihl, Husqvarna, Stiga, Weibang. Inspections need to be done (warranty) and I can't imagine driving 60 km to an authorized service center. I thought about this model: WEIBANG WB455SC, what do you think about it?
  • #27 18265411
    zagorski-tomasz
    Level 16  
    wojtacho wrote:
    WEIBANG WB455SC, what do you think about this?


    As for this money, a Chinese lawn mower is nothing special, small rear wheels, rear and front with a tread in which the grass enters and stays later, e.g. on the ankle, the sackcloth basket is also not good, it is difficult to clean.
  • Topic summary

    The discussion revolves around the comparison between lawn mowers equipped with Loncin engines and Honda GCV 135 and 160 engines. Users share their experiences with various brands and models, highlighting concerns about the reliability and longevity of Loncin engines compared to Honda. Some participants express skepticism about the quality of Chinese engines, while others defend Loncin, noting its widespread use in reputable brands. The conversation also touches on the importance of build quality, service availability, and the potential for engine failure. Recommendations for specific models include AL-KO Highline, World GRL 460S HW, and Oleo-Mac GV 48 TK. Users emphasize the need for a durable mower that can last for many years, considering factors like engine power, material quality, and service support.
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