Great States 815-18 18-Inch Deluxe Push Reel Lawn Mower
description: Great States 18" Reel Mower. A clean, precise, scissor - like cut for your lawn, NO fuel needed! Skip the gas. Skip the oil. Skip the fumes. Skip the cords. Skip the noise. You don't need any of it, not when you've got the man-powered 18" Mower from Great States. Smooth-spinning blades, easy-roll wheels, and height adjustability combine to deliver the perfectly-groomed look you want, no hassle required! A classic: 4-spider, 5-blade ball-bearing reel and bed knife blade are made from tempered alloy steel for a reliable cut; Heat-treated blades stay sharp longer; 10" wheels with ball bearings and radial rubber tires roll easily with increased traction; Easy height adjustments from 1/2-2 3/4"; Loop-style handle with cushion grips for comfortable, easy operation; Powder-coat finish lasts long and prevents rust; Unbreakable steel side plate; 2" welded shrub bar assembly; 16" cutting width; Tool-free assembly. Weighs 28 lbs.; Order yours today! Great States 18" Reel Mower
Features :
- 18-inch cutting width
- 10-inch ball bearing wheels
- Easy height adjust from 1/2-inch to 2-3/4-inch
- Powder coated finished handle lasts longer and prevents rust
- Heat treated blades stay sharp longer, making a quality cut
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category: Walk-Behind Mowers
Marke: Great States
product rating : 4.2
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Review : Great machine. Depends on your expectations
Apr 2010 Update: Still works great. Used it for the first time this season last weekend. Didn't have to tune anything or even sharpen anything. Just pulled it out and started walking. YAY! Everything (wheels, blades, handle - is there anything else?) does their job just fine. My ten year old still doesn't have enough height to do an easy cut with this mower. The angle of the handle when he pushes causes the wheels to slide sometimes when the grass gets tall. To him the mower is really tough so the angle of the handle is important. I wonder if I shortened the handle if it would be easier for him? I can on the other hand mow without much effort. The handle is as near to flat as the mower allows when he tries to push it. For me the handle is at a 45 degree angle to the ground.
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