Lawn Mowers
Summer Mower Care in Heat and Dust
Care for a riding mower in summer heat and dust with clean air flow, steady cooling, sharp blades, and a steady mowing pace.
Common Mower Problems and Simple Checks First
Fix common mower problems by checking fuel, air, blades, deck, tires, and belts first, before you assume a major fault.
Mowing Slopes Safely With a Riding Mower
Mow slopes safely with a riding mower by knowing its limits, walking the ground first, keeping speed low, and staying clear of edges.
Bagging, Mulching, or Side Discharge: Which Suits Your Lawn
Bagging, mulching, and side discharge handle clippings differently. Learn which suits lawn size, grass growth, cleanup, and lawn look.
Mower Battery Care for Gas and Electric Models
Care for gas and electric mower batteries with the right charger, clean connections, correct storage, and early replacement of damaged batteries.
Lawn Tractor Attachments Worth Considering
Lawn tractor attachments are worth it when they fit your tractor and suit a regular job. Learn baggers, carts, spreaders, slope safety, total cost, and storage first.
First Mow of Spring: What to Check First
Before the first spring mow, check oil, fuel, filter, tires, and blade, clear the lawn, set a higher deck height, and cut no more than one third at once.
Riding Mower Tires: Pressure, Wear, and Replacement Signs
Check riding mower tires on cool tires: set pressure to the manual, read center and edge wear, and replace tires with bulges, deep cracks, or repeat leaks.
Mowing Height: How to Set It for a Healthier Lawn
Set mowing height for a healthier lawn: choose a moderate cut, follow the one third rule, keep the deck level, and adjust for heat.
Spring Mower Tune Up: A Simple Checklist
A spring mower tune up is simple when you work in order: clean, check fluids and filters, inspect blades and tires, and test the mower safely.