Mower Tips

Disclaimer: it is NEVER recommended to bypass any safety switches on your lawn mower. It will void the warranty and potentially put you in danger. I highly recommend you don’t do this. Proceed at your own risk. Lawnmowers have built-in safety features to help prevent injury and damage when operating the machine. However, there are Read More…

When purchasing a mower, you expect it to last as long as possible because it costs thousands of dollars. The most expensive part of the mower is the deck. The deck sometimes runs a tight race with the mower’s price by itself. So the deck should remain as clean as possible and as close to Read More…

Is your old lawn mower retiring soon? Are you looking for a high-quality replacement that will make your task easier? Shopping for a lawn mower is not an easy feat. There are many things to consider, such as the type, engine, features, and durability. To make things even more complicated, you’ve got a lot of Read More…

Engine oil is critical to the health and longevity of your lawn mower. Whether you’re using a riding mower, a self-propelled mower, or a push mower, you will need to change the oil regularly. Like cars, lawn mower engines have moving parts that work together at extremely high speeds and temperatures. Hence, they need sufficient Read More…

After months of freezing temps, ice and wet conditions have probably caused great distress to your lawn. As the sun shines again in spring, it’s time to nurse your lawn back to its pristine condition. Your yard is begging for some TLC, and one of the major tasks you have to do is mow your Read More…

There is nothing more frustrating than seeing your lawn mower dying on you when you’re ready to tackle those tall green blades. There are many reasons why a lawn mower starts then dies, but the good news is that it is easy to address most of the time. In this guide, we’ll talk about the Read More…

Have you decided to replace your outdated push mower with a self-propelled model? Self-propelled mowers are the thing these days. They come in different styles, so when shopping for one, you must first consider the drive wheels. Generally, you will have to choose between a model with a rear-wheel drive and one with a front-wheel Read More…