Lawn Mowers

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By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Cutting the grass plus fun equals a zero radius-turning mower. They're fast, cut close to trees and fences, and turn quickly without any clutch, gas petal or steering wheel. The home type models ably cut up to 2 acres of lawn and operate by two ... more »
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Changing a lawnmower blade is sometimes necessary when the quality of the grass cutting diminishes or after striking an object. The blades are located on the underside of the mowing deck that prevents access to the spinning blade. Whether the ... more »
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Keep the oil fresh in your lawn mower and you'll get longer use out of this valuable tool. Follow these easy steps to change the oil in your lawn mower yourself... more »
By valjen2007 0 comments
When you own a lawn mower, it's important to remember the basic maintenance that should be performed on your unit at regular intervals. To keep the engine running in top shape, you need to change your oil fairly often. It's not a difficult ... more »
By GreenMomma 3 comments
Choosing the right lawn mower is important. There are three types of mowers available. This article will help you decide which one is right for you... more »
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Improper dumping of gasoline and oil is illegal and can earn you a hefty fine. Dumping of these chemicals introduces pollutants into our water supply and poses a danger to humans, animals and plants. Follow these steps to dispose of the gas and ... more »
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Regular maintenance prolongs your lawn mower's life and performance. Read and follow the suggestions found in your owner's manual. Perform simple home maintenance and schedule yearly tune ups to keep your lawn mower in tip top shape for years to ... more »
By madplow360 0 comments
Lawn-mowers need frequent care. Here's how to make them last longer... more »
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Using a riding lawn mower can be as fun as it looks on the commercials. Just follow a few simple steps... more »
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Replacing the drive belt on a rear-drive lawnmower can save you some money if you do it yourself. With patience, a bit of mechanical aptitude, some tools and the owner’s manual, you’ll have that mower back in action in no time... more »
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Weekly chore or blissful escape? Maybe it depends on what's going on in your house while you mow the lawn. Which mower you choose depends on lawn size and type, budget and the features you need... more »
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Save money on repairs, get some exercise, mow quietly and save the environment all at the same time. A push mower is ideal for lawns of a half acre or less and costs less than the other types of mowers... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 5 comments
If you're mowing a 1/2 acre or more, you'll probably want to consider purchasing a lawn tractor or riding mower... more »
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Dull blades can reduce lawn mower performance by up to 20 percent. The lawn mower blade should be changed anytime you notice chips, dents or that the blade is dull. Some experts recommend changing the lawn mower blade once a year to ensure ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 16 comments
Choosing the right lawn mower can simplify lawn mowing and keep the grass looking healthy. Compare features and cost, but also be sure you understand what type of mower is best for your yard. If you have a very big yard or if you're just a very ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
Part of a lawn mower's general maintenance is cleaning its spark plugs. Many times, cleaning the spark plugs fixes a mower that is having trouble firing, and it is also an easy way to keep your mower in good condition... more »
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The best thing about having a riding lawn mower is that cutting the grass isn't the same type of heart attack harbinger that it used to be. The worst part of having a riding lawn mower is that they are getting as complicated as automobiles. ... more »
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Keeping you mower sharp, lubricated and well maintained will prolong its life and give you a better-looking lawn... more »
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Two-stroke engines are lighter and less expensive to make than four-stroke engines. Four-stroke engines fire only every other revolution while two-stroke engines fire every revolution, making them much more powerful for their size. That power, ... more »
By Micah Cooksey 1 comments
A number of professional landscaping companies charge inhumane amounts of money just for a weekly ten-minute cut and trim. Some people, after getting an estimate from one of these companies, are shocked and prefer to hire a local teenager for a ... more »
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Get the most out of your hand mower. Keep a flat file and an oily cloth handy to keep the blades smooth and free of nicks, and you'll achieve a cleaner cut... more »
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Cleaning the carburetor on your lawn mower increases the engine's performance. Any dirt or bad gas inside the carburetor can lead to failure to start, and frequent dying or stalling of the engine. All you need is carburetor cleaner, rags and a ... more »
By code712 5 comments
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By eHow Home & Garden Editor 2 comments
Lawnmowers are relatively simple pieces of machinery designed for a relatively simple task. And yet they can seemingly stop and start at a whim, stop trimming, or do a number of things that will leave you baffled. With basic maintenance and a few ... more »
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You're busy working on your yard when the string on the weed eater either comes unraveled or is in the need of new string. The following will help you re-string the weed eater quickly and help eliminate future unraveling of the string... more »