Years ago the only way to mow a lawn was with push lawn mowers which was a wonderful way to get exercise but very time-consuming depending on the size of lawn. Today, however, the consumers has a myriad of choices when it comes to purchasing a lawn mower including cordless, electric, riding, battery operated and rechargeable. Each type of mower possesses its own advantages and disadvantages. Different brand names of mowers contain features not found in other models and when considering which one to purchase a look at these features is advantageous.
Cordless, electric lawn mowers are quieter than gas mowers. These mowers make no more noise than the average washing machine while gas mowers decibel level equals that of a motorcycle. Not only are electric mowers easy on the ears but they don't pollute the air either. While gas mowers have been known to exude more pollutants into the air than cars, electric mowers cause considerably less air pollution. Cordless mowers are battery operated and rechargeable and therefor more energy efficient. Electric mowers require less maintenance because there is no oil to change and no spark plugs, air filters or need for tune-ups. They also cost less to run using as little as electricity per year when gas-powered mowers can cost that much each month. The only maintenance required is a change in battery every 5-7 years and blade sharpening occasionally.
Sears Mowers
Riding lawn mowers sometimes referred to as lawn tractors made by AYP for Sears and Simplicity for JCP are power mowers made for landscaping large areas of lawn. The Gravely Zero turn mower turns 180 degrees meaning they go in a complete circle saving one from the necessity of cutting and edging the lawn by hand. This brand of lawn mowers is of the best quality available. Toro also manufacturers riding mowers of excellent quality and their XL series models provide home owners with everything need to maintain a well manicured beautiful lawn. These mowers cast iron axle give Toro mowers more stability and a longer lifespan. Some models even come with twin engines for a power horse that can't be stopped