Lawn Mower

Preparing correctly for a new season is absolutely necessary when it comes to your lawn care — mowing properly isn’t enough. There are ways to get the healthy lawn you’ve always wanted …read more.

Properly winterizing your lawn mower is important, and will save you time, energy and money in the spring.  …read more.

When a mower sits for a while (even a few weeks), it might be a good idea to drain the fuel out of the gas tank and add fresh fuel before mowing. …read more.

Cleaning the air vanes and flywheel fan are one of the most overlooked items when performing service — but we’ll show you how to do it! …read more.

To obtain the best life out of your engine, make sure you check the air filter for built-up dirt or debris. A dirty air filter …read more.

Proper oil installation is recommended to extend the life of your engine. Over-filling or under-filling your engine’s crankcase with oil …read more.

If you’re sharpening your blade or just installing a new replacement, make sure that you attach your blade so that …read more.

Sharpening a lawn mower blade is something that we’d recommend doing at least once a year. If you tend to cut your lawn more than …read more.

Before sharpening and balancing your blade, you should always make sure that you’ve scraped your lawn mower blade free of grass, dirt and other debris. This will make the sharpening and balancing process much easier. …read more.

Sharpening your lawn mower blade is important — you want to make clean cuts …read more.