Electric mower batteries charge in 30 minutes to 12 hours. We’ll show you how to maintain the batteries that power your eco-friendly mower.
Category: Lawn Care Equipment
Reel Mower vs. Rotary Mower: Which Is Right for Your Lawn?
Reel mowers are ideal for small, flat lawns with grass under 2 inches tall. Rotary mowers handle tall grass and uneven terrain. Learn which suits your lawn.
When is the Best Time to Buy a Lawn Mower?
Get the best deal on lawn mowers by timing your purchase right. Avoid peak season and see the best pricing in fall/winter, and prime selection in early spring.
How to Dispose of a Lawn Mower
Learn proper ways to dispose of your lawn mower, including selling, donating, municipal disposal, and recycling. Get tips for prep and eco-friendly disposal.
11 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Lawn Mower
When your mower has trouble starting, cuts poorly, or is smoking, it may be a sign that it’s on its last leg. Learn about these signs and more to know when it’s time to replace your lawn mower.
How to Use a Grass Tiller
A tiller is a fantastic way to remove an existing lawn and prepare for reseeding. Learn how to use a grass tiller to transform your lawn.
Self-Propelled vs. Push Mowers
Self-propelled mowers propel themselves, while push mowers have to be pushed across the lawn. We discuss other important differences.
What is a Mulching Plug on a Lawn Mower?
A mulching plug covers your mower’s discharge chute, redirecting the clippings and turning your conventional mower into a mulching mower.
How Does a Mulching Mower Work?
Mulching mowers mow your grass while turning the clippings into tiny pieces. In this article, discover how these machines work and if they’re right for you.
How Much Snow Can a Snowblower Handle?
How much snow a snowblower can handle varies. Single-stage models handle up to a foot of snow, and two-stage models handle 12 to 21 inches.