Summer Specials: Which Masport President Is Right for Your Lawn?

If your lawn’s growing like it’s on a mission this summer, a solid push mower makes life a lot easier. Right now, we’ve got three Masport President specials that look similar at a glance, but they’re built for slightly different jobs (and different lawn sizes).

Here’s the simple breakdown, then we’ll go a bit deeper so you can pick the one that suits your yard.

Quick snapshot

Masport President 2000 ST S18 Combo (18”) Sale $599 (was $699, save $100) 150cc Briggs & Stratton Cut, catch and mulch Best for: a dependable all rounder for medium lawns (and anyone who wants simple, reliable mowing)

Masport President 3000 ST S19 (19”) Sale $699 (was $799, save $100) 150cc Briggs & Stratton 19” Crossfire steel chassis, Quadcut system, mulching option Best for: a little more deck and chassis for medium to larger lawns, without jumping up to a bigger engine

Masport President 4000 ST S19 Combo (19”) Sale $749 (was $949, save $200) 190cc Briggs & Stratton 875EXi Cut, catch and mulch, Quadcut system, Dual Mowzone, heavy duty 19” Crossfire chassis Best for: larger lawns, tougher conditions, thick summer growth, and anyone who wants more punch

Special 1: President 2000 ST S18 Combo (18”) – the “easy going all rounder”

This is the no drama mower. It’s built for Australian backyards, starts easily, and gives you the flexibility to catch or mulch depending on the season.

Why people like it Easy starting: ReadyStart means no priming, just pull and mow Straightforward versatility: cut, catch, or mulch Crisp finish: Masport’s four blade disc system creates strong airflow for catching and a tidy cut Practical touches: full indicator catcher, comfortable handle, quick fold for storage

Who it’s for If you’ve got a medium lawn and want a tough, reliable mower that doesn’t complicate things, the 2000 is a very safe bet. It’s also the best value entry point into the President range with combo capability at this price.

Key specs 18” (460mm) pressed steel deck 150cc Briggs & Stratton 625EXi OHV Cut height 12mm to 81mm Cut, catch and mulch

Special 2: President 3000 ST S19 (19”) – same engine, more “mower”

The 3000 steps up the chassis and deck design. You’re still on a 150cc Briggs engine, but you get a wider 19” cut and Masport’s Crossfire steel chassis, plus the Quadcut blade disc system.

What you’re really paying for here A bigger bite per pass: 19” (485mm) means fewer runs up and back Upgraded chassis: Crossfire steel chassis is designed for better airflow and performance Quadcut blade disc system: aimed at improved catching and overall cut quality Dual Mowzone and mulching option: handy if you like mulching some weeks and catching others

Who it’s for If your lawn is edging into “bigger weekend job” territory and you want a stronger deck setup and a wider cut, the 3000 makes a lot of sense. It’s the middle ground: more mower than the 2000, without moving up to the larger engine of the 4000.

Key features 150cc Briggs & Stratton 625EX ReadyStart 19” Crossfire steel chassis Quadcut blade disc system Mulching option Dual Mowzone 200mm adjustable double bearing wheels HDPE catcher

Special 3: President 4000 ST S19 Combo (19”) – the “thick grass tamer”

This is the one for people who want extra muscle. The 4000 keeps the 19” Crossfire heavy duty chassis, but pairs it with a 190cc Briggs & Stratton 875EXi engine. That jump in engine size is the big story here.

Why it’s the standout deal More power: 190cc is better suited to thicker, faster summer growth Heavy duty 19” chassis: built for strong cutting, catching and mulching performance Quadcut 4 blade disc system: designed for superior catching thanks to increased airflow Edge to edge cutting: Dual Mowzone helps you get closer along edges Best saving: $200 off (was $949, now $749)

Who it’s for If you’ve got a larger lawn, a lumpy yard, thicker grass, or you just want mowing to feel easier and faster, the 4000 is the pick. It’s also the one we point people to when they say “I don’t want to fight the lawn every weekend.”

Key specs and features 190cc Briggs & Stratton 875EXi ReadyStart 19” (485mm) heavy duty steel chassis Cut, catch and mulch Quadcut 4 blade disc system Dual bearing wheels (200mm front and rear) Steel rear flap, catcher full indicator, quick fold handles

So which one should you choose?

Pick the President 2000 (18”) if: You want the best value combo mower Your lawn is medium sized and fairly manageable You want simple, reliable mowing with catch or mulch flexibility

Pick the President 3000 (19”) if: You want a wider cut and upgraded chassis feel You’ve got a medium to larger lawn and want to reduce mowing time You want the Crossfire chassis and Quadcut setup, but don’t need a bigger engine

Pick the President 4000 (19”, 190cc) if: Your grass gets thick fast in summer Your yard is larger, or mowing currently feels like hard work You want the strongest performance and the biggest saving of the three

One last practical tip (very Aussie reality) If you regularly mow after a few wet days, or you let it get a bit long (no judgement), the 4000’s extra power is the difference between “done in one pass” and “why is this taking forever?”

Want a hand choosing? If you tell us your approximate lawn size and whether you prefer catching or mulching most of the time, we’ll point you to the best match.

Masport President 2000 ST S18 Combo – $599

Masport President 3000 ST S19 – $699

Masport President 4000 ST S19 Combo – $749