Hayter Harrier 41 Push petrol rear-roller lawn mower
The Hayter Harrier 41 Push 374A is a premium hand-propelled petrol lawn mower for small, flat formal lawns where a neat cut and traditional striped finish are priorities.
Its 41cm aluminium cutter deck provides a useful balance between coverage and manoeuvrability, while the two-piece ribbed rear roller bends the grass in alternating directions to create defined light and dark stripes.
This is the push version of the Harrier 41. It does not have a self-propelled drive, making it best suited to relatively flat lawns and customers who prefer a mechanically straightforward mower. For sloping lawns or anyone who wants to reduce pushing effort, the Hayter Harrier 41 VS self-propelled mower will usually be the more suitable option.
Hayter Harrier 41 Push at a glance
- Full model: Hayter Harrier 41 Push
- Product code: 374A / CODE374A
- Best suited to: small, flat formal lawns
- Recommended lawn size: up to approximately 300m²
- Drive: hand-propelled push mower
- Cutting width: 41cm / 16in
- Engine: Briggs & Stratton 575EX Series
- Engine capacity: 140cc
- Cutter deck: aluminium
- Rear roller: two-piece ribbed roller
- Cutting heights: seven positions from 13–60mm
- Grass collector: 60 litres
- Dry weight: approximately 34kg
- Starting system: recoil start with ReadyStart automatic choke
Is the Hayter Harrier 41 Push right for you?
Choose the Harrier 41 Push if:
- You have a small, predominantly flat lawn
- Your lawn is up to approximately 300m²
- You want a defined striped finish
- You prefer petrol power without batteries or electrical cables
- You want a durable aluminium cutter deck
- You are comfortable pushing a mower weighing approximately 34kg
- You have borders, raised beds or retaining edges that require close trimming
- You value dealer assembly and workshop support
Consider another model if:
- Your lawn has noticeable slopes
- You want the mower to drive itself
- You have a lawn significantly larger than 300m²
- You require variable walking speed
- You want cordless starting and lower petrol-engine maintenance
- You require a mower intended for frequent professional use
Why Masseys recommends the Hayter Harrier 41 Push
Masseys recommends the Harrier 41 Push to customers with a small, level lawn who place a high value on cut quality, lawn stripes and long-term build quality but do not require powered drive.
The mower’s 41cm width is compact enough to manoeuvre around typical UK garden features, while the aluminium deck and rear roller provide a more substantial construction and more formal finish than a basic four-wheel push mower.
The push configuration is also mechanically simpler than a self-propelled machine. It is a sensible choice when the lawn is flat and manageable and the customer does not need to pay for a drive system they are unlikely to use.
However, the mower weighs approximately 34kg. Masseys would normally recommend the Harrier 41 VS instead where the lawn slopes, mowing requires longer periods of pushing or the operator would benefit from powered assistance.
Two-piece rear roller for a striped lawn
The Harrier 41 Push uses a two-piece ribbed rear roller to produce the traditional striped finish associated with Hayter lawn mowers.
As the mower travels in opposite directions, the roller lays the grass in alternating directions. Light reflects differently from each pass, producing the familiar light and dark lawn pattern.
The split roller also improves manoeuvrability when turning at the end of a mowing run and helps reduce scuffing or marking of the turf.
41cm aluminium cutter deck
The 41cm aluminium cutter deck is durable, corrosion-resistant and appropriately sized for small formal lawns. It provides more coverage than a compact electric mower while remaining easier to manoeuvre around beds, paths and garden features than a wider 48cm or 56cm machine.
Hayter’s Trim Side deck design allows the mower to cut closer to walls, raised beds and lawn edges, reducing the amount of follow-up work required with a grass trimmer.
Briggs & Stratton 575EX petrol engine
The Harrier 41 Push is powered by a 140cc Briggs & Stratton 575EX Series four-stroke petrol engine.
ReadyStart technology automatically manages the choke during starting, removing the need for a separate manual choke control. The mower uses a conventional recoil starter and standard unleaded petrol or a suitable four-stroke alkylate fuel.
As with any petrol mower, correct fuel storage and regular servicing are important. Old pump petrol can deteriorate during storage and may contribute to starting or carburettor problems.
Seven cutting heights from 13–60mm
A single counterbalanced lever adjusts the mower through seven cutting-height positions from approximately 13mm to 60mm.
Lower settings can produce a close formal finish when the lawn is level, dry and regularly maintained. Higher settings are useful during dry weather or when the grass has been allowed to grow longer.
Avoid removing too much of the grass blade in one cut. Where the lawn is long, begin with a higher setting and reduce the height gradually over subsequent mowing sessions.
60-litre grass collector
The 60-litre fabric grass collector provides useful capacity for a mower of this size. It can be removed through the handle area for straightforward emptying.
Hayter’s deck airflow and Vari-Pitch design help maintain collection performance as the cutting height is raised. Collection results will still depend on grass length, moisture and mowing speed.
Easy cleaning and compact storage
An Easy-Wash hose connection allows a garden hose to be attached to the cutter deck after mowing. Follow the operator handbook when cleaning the deck and never work beneath the mower while the engine is running.
The handlebars fold to reduce the mower’s storage footprint, which is useful in smaller sheds and garages. Allow the engine to cool before storing the mower and follow Hayter’s fuel-storage guidance.
Compare the Hayter Harrier 41 Push with other models
| Model | Power and drive | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Hayter Harrier 41 Push 374A | Petrol, hand-propelled | Small, flat formal lawns where powered drive is not required |
| Hayter Harrier 41 VS 375A | Petrol, variable-speed self-propelled | Customers wanting the same compact deck with powered assistance |
| Hayter Harrier 41 Cordless | 60V battery, variable-speed self-propelled | Customers wanting stripes without petrol, pull starting or direct exhaust emissions during use |
| Hayter Harrier 41 Pro | Commercial petrol, self-propelled | Professional gardeners and contractors requiring commercial construction |
| Hayter Harrier 48 VS 474A | Petrol, variable-speed self-propelled | Larger lawns where a wider cutting width reduces mowing time |
Browse the complete Hayter lawn mower range, compare all Hayter petrol lawn mowers, or view other petrol lawn mowers available from Masseys.
Hayter Harrier 41 Push technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Hayter |
|---|---|
| Model | Harrier 41 Push |
| Product code | 374A / CODE374A |
| GTIN-13 | 5015704374086 |
| Product type | Push petrol rear-roller rotary lawn mower |
| Recommended lawn size | Up to approximately 300m² |
| Recommended terrain | Small, predominantly flat formal lawns |
| Cutting width | 41cm / 16in |
| Drive | Hand-propelled |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton 575EX Series |
| Engine capacity | 140cc |
| Engine type | Single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled OHV |
| Starting system | Recoil start with ReadyStart automatic choke |
| Fuel-tank capacity | Approximately 0.8 litres |
| Cutter-deck material | Aluminium |
| Cutting-height positions | Seven |
| Cutting-height range | Approximately 13–60mm |
| Height adjustment | Single counterbalanced lever |
| Rear roller | Two-piece ribbed rear roller |
| Grass-collector capacity | Approximately 60 litres |
| Dry weight | Approximately 34kg |
| Approximate unfolded dimensions | 1,440 × 485 × 1,040mm |
| Residential warranty | Five years, subject to Hayter’s current registration, servicing and eligibility terms |
| Additional warranty | Lifetime crank-shaft warranty, subject to Hayter’s current terms |
Why buy your Hayter mower from Masseys?
Masseys is an authorised Hayter dealer with a large garden-machinery showroom in Woodville, Swadlincote and an in-house workshop for servicing, repairs and warranty support.
- Free assembly, oil and fuel setup on this model
- Mower available to view in the showroom
- Practical advice before and after purchase
- Local assembled delivery available across much of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and surrounding areas
- In-house servicing and repair facilities
- Access to genuine service and warranty support
Learn more about lawn mower servicing and garden machinery repairs, or browse Aspen four-stroke fuel for suitable petrol garden machinery.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Hayter Harrier 41 Push self-propelled?
No. The 374A is a hand-propelled push mower. The engine powers the cutting blade, but the operator provides the forward movement.
What lawn size is the Harrier 41 Push suitable for?
Hayter recommends it for small lawns up to approximately 300m². It is particularly well suited to flat formal lawns with borders, raised beds or retaining edges.
Is the Harrier 41 Push suitable for slopes?
It is best suited to predominantly flat lawns. Because it weighs approximately 34kg and has no powered drive, the self-propelled Harrier 41 VS will usually be easier to use on slopes.
Does the Hayter Harrier 41 Push create lawn stripes?
Yes. Its two-piece ribbed rear roller bends the grass in alternating directions to create a defined striped finish.
What is the difference between the Harrier 41 Push 374A and Harrier 41 VS 375A?
The 374A is hand-propelled. The 375A has a variable-speed self-propelled drive, allowing the mower to move forward under its own power while the operator guides it.
Can it cut close to walls and raised beds?
Yes. Hayter’s Trim Side cutter-deck design allows the mower to cut close to borders, raised beds and retaining edges, reducing the need for follow-up trimming.
What warranty does the Hayter Harrier 41 Push include?
Hayter currently promotes a five-year residential warranty and lifetime crank-shaft warranty for this model. Registration, domestic-use and annual-servicing conditions apply, so check the latest Hayter warranty terms supplied with the mower.
Can Masseys assemble the mower?
Yes. Masseys can assemble the mower and add the correct oil and fuel before collection or qualifying local delivery. This setup is currently provided free of charge on this model.
Can I see the mower before buying?
Yes. The Hayter Harrier range can be viewed at the Masseys garden-machinery showroom in Woodville, Swadlincote. Contact the team before travelling if you need to confirm display availability for a specific model.
Product advice reviewed by the Masseys Garden Machinery Team. Specifications last checked July 2026. Product specifications, promotions and warranty terms should be confirmed against the documentation supplied with the mower at the time of purchase.
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