Information About the Simplicity Lawn Mower

Simplicity riding mowers quickly trim large lawns.

Simplicity lawn mowers take most of the work out of mowing your lawn. The company makes both riding and manual push lawn mowers. Simplicity also manufactures lawn tractors, snow throwers, leaf blowers and lawn vacuums.

Types

Simplicity makes a compact-size riding mower called the Coronet and a standard push mower called the Pivot-N-Go. You can also buy zero-turn riding lawn mowers from Simplicity.

Features

The Coronet model features a 1-foot turning radius and hand speed controls and cuts grass patches 30 inches in width. The Pivot-N-Go mower allows you to either mulch, bag, or expel your grass cuttings from the side of the mower. The Axion zero-turn lawn mower features an open model design and the ability to adjust the grass cutting height electronically. The Cobalt zero-turn model features a 10-gallon fuel tank and headlights.

Cost

You can purchase a Simplicity Coronet riding mower for $2,550, as of April 2011. Simplicity priced its Pivot-N-Go push mower between $449 and $679, according to the company's website. Simplicity's zero-turn riding mowers ranged from $2,600 for the Axion model and up to $10,200 for the Cobalt model, as of April 2011.

References

• Simplicity: Other Products
• Simplicity: Coronet
• Simplicity: Pivot-N-Go
• Simplicity: Zero Turn Mowers
• Simplicity: Axion
• Simplicity: Cobalt