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Mowing with a Corded Electric Lawn Mower – Best Practices
If you look at the reviews for corded lawn mowers you’ll see that a lot of people talk about dealing with the extension cord. Most people have no trouble with it after they’ve tried it a few times and if they plan their mowing.
In this post I’m going to go over both the basic planning of how to mow with a corded lawnmower so that you do not cause your extension cord to be cut and then how you can actually still mow with a crosshatch → Read the Full Article
So you’ve decided to get rid of the gas can, the oil and the tune-ups. You’re sick of the pull cord and not knowing if you’re going to get the mower started again. You’re looking at electric lawn mowers and you need to decide whether to go with a corded mower or one with a battery, also known as a rechargeable mower. In this article I’m going to give you the pros and cons of each so that you have all the info you need to make an informed decision.
The Black and Decker LM175 Electric Lawn Mower is a great little mower if you don’t have too big of a yard. Although one reviewer did have a huge yard this mower is not recommended for that. This is a basic model with few bells and whistles. As matter of fact it does not even come with the grass catcher. That can be ordered separately if you would like to compost your grass clippings. This is not a mulching mower but does such a fine job of cutting the grass that that hardly matters. If you have a small yard →