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i used to use one....probably say 100ft x 200 ft area. They are better on certain grasses...gee I'd have to google it Good workout, self starting, just can't let the grass get too high and not a lot of twig debris.
I use a push mower. I love it! I can cut my grass at any time of day or night without disturbing anyone - plus, they are great for your grass (some say the "best"). I am on a fifth of an acre. I get a tiny bit of workout from mowing the lawn, but nothing too exerting. If we are getting a lot of rain and the grass is quite long it is a bit more difficult to mow in one pass. I always look forward to mowing my lawn. I usually just do the front one day and the back another. I'm not a fanatic, but I enjoy it and have one of the best lawns on the block.
i used to use one....probably say 100ft x 200 ft area. They are better on certain grasses...gee I'd have to google it Good workout, self starting, just can't let the grass get too high and not a lot of twig debris.
Mine is a Craftsman from Sears and I am happy with it. I just wish I had asked someone else to put it together (it's easy, I promise). I'm bad with directions.
Oh lord. I pushed one of those d*** things around our yard and my grandmother's yard from the day I was "old enough" to mow until I went away to college. Since I was the last kid my folks THEN decided to buy a gas power mower! Give me the luxury of power, please! Quiet, though, I certainly prefer. So, consider an electric version.
Oh lord. I pushed one of those d*** things around our yard and my grandmother's yard from the day I was "old enough" to mow until I went away to college. Since I was the last kid my folks THEN decided to buy a gas power mower! Give me the luxury of power, please! Quiet, though, I certainly prefer. So, consider an electric version.
LOL! I remember my grandfather fighting with one of the old ones, but the new ones are aluminum and are not nearly has heavy.
LOL! I remember my grandfather fighting with one of the old ones, but the new ones are aluminum and are not nearly has heavy.
yeh I was just reading that in the link!
I remember the neighbor I had growing up..He had one. He was in "tennis shape" and pushed this thing around that I couldnt even move. Of course I was little....
But I doubt it would be much fun as an adult to have to grind away the grass with this beast of a lawnmower that weighs more than you do.
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Good workout, self starting, just can't let the grass get too high and not a lot of twig debris.
