On Thursday, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission responded to a complaint from the city of Grand Meadow. According to the Commission, Grand Meadow complained about discarded wind turbine blades ...

These steps will work for just about any walk-behind mower. Riding mowers require different blade removal techniques, which ...

you will need to know how to sharpen lawn mower blades. As a lawn mower blade repeatedly cuts back the grass, it will dull over time just like any other blade. This natural wear means it won't ...

The newest addition to Grasshopper Mowers’ FrontMount lineup, the 525V-42 is a commercial out-front mower. The newest ...

The M18 Fuel 21-inch self-propelled lawn mower features a rugged steel deck, variable-speed rear-wheel drive, and a powerful motor that drives blade speed up to 3,300 revolutions per minute (rpm ...

Quiet in operation, simple to maintain, and largely affordable, reel lawn mowers can be smart options for yard maintenance. Since they only take up about a third of the storage room needed by ...

As for the blades, most robot mowers essentially use three or more specially designed razor blades to cut the grass. These blades are double-sided, and many have a long cutout in the middle to ...

this ride-on lawn mower offers power, a wide (50-inch) cutting deck and uses three 17.9-inch steel blades to keep your grass at the ideal height. In fact, you can choose between 12 cutting-height ...

To stop the mower, just release the bail switch and the automatic-braking mechanism stops the blade from spinning within three seconds. Attaching the grass bag catcher was easy-peasy and we ...

Options range from the smallest 13-inch-cut push mower powered by an 18V ONE+ Ryobi battery to 40V 20- and 21-inch-cut models and 80V 30-inch-cut self-propelled multi-blade mowers. Battery life ...

When you use links on our website, we may earn a fee. Reel mowers have existed in one form or another for more than 100 years. The basic design is remarkably similar to what was made a century ago ...

Mower professionals say the biggest mistake most people make when sharpening their own blades is putting them on backward. This means your blade won’t cut at all. Save yourself the trouble by ...