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The demands on lawnmowers are diversifying, and they now must be easier to use and safer, satisfy stricter emission and lower noise requirements, and help in the processing of the cut grass in addition to just cutting the grass.
In 1978, Honda's first walking lawnmower sold in the U.S.A., the HR21, adopted the BBC*1 and other mechanisms, and received a favorable response for its high level of performance, quality and safety. The HST*2 mechanism provides a great degree of operating ease and outstanding workability, and the development of the GCV engine has resulted in a further evolution of Honda lawnmowers. The HRX537 lawnmower that was developed and is produced in the United States is sold around the world. In addition to a normal function that stores the cut grass in the grass bag, it also has a function to discharge grass from the rear of the lawnmower, a mulching function to finely cut up the grass and return it the soil, and a leaf shredder function to cut up fallen leaves. The HRX537 has won high acclaim for its functions to recycle cut grass and fallen leaves and return them to the soil, rather than process them as garbage.