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The article offers tips in buying lawn mowers or self-propelled gas mowers, which require regular upkeep and oil changes. It suggests that one must look for a washout port that accepts a hose for easy deck cleaning and a blade-brake clutch, which stops the blade when one release the handlebar lever. It adds that one should avoid larger engines because they do not guarantee better mowing.

The article offers information on lawn mowers including Honda HRX2175VYA from Honda, Toro Recycler SmartStow 20340 from Toro Co. and Cub Cadet LLC.

The article evaluates several lawn mowers, including the HRX217K5VLA from Honda, the TB-280ES 12AGA26G from Troy-Bilt, and the 10734 from Lawn-Boy.

The article evaluates several lawn mowers including 10785 from Lawn Boy, HRX217HXA from Honda Power Equipment Manufacturing Inc. and JS45 from John Deere & Co.

This section presents a rating of lawn mowers. Some of the mowers are Honda HRX217HXA, Toro Super Recycler 20055, John Deere JX75, Lawn-Boy 10685, Lawn-Boy 10695, Toro Recycler 20041, Lawn-Boy 10684, Husqvarna 55R21HV, John Deere JS63C, Cub Cadet SR621 12A-977A, Husqvarna 5521CHV, Ariens LM21S (911514), Troy-Bilt 12AV839N, Ariens 911097, Troy-Bilt 12AV566N, Toro Recycler 20016, Honda Harmony II HRS216SDA, Yard-Man 12A-556Q, Yard Man 12A-568Q, Snapper RP217018BV, Murray 226111x92, and Bolens 12A-264E.

The article presents information related to lawn mowers. Compared with cars, gasoline-powered lawn mowers produce a disproportionate amount of air pollution. Manual-reel mowers turns a series of curved blades that spin with the wheels. Reel mowers are quiet, inexpensive, and nonpolluting. They're also relatively safe to operate and require little maintenance other than periodic blade adjustment and sharpening. Electric mowers use an electric motor to drive a rotating blade. Both corded and cordless versions start with the push of a button. They produce no exhaust emissions, and, like reel mowers, require little maintenance aside from sharpening.

Provides a practical guide to choosing and buying lawn mowers. Factors to consider when buying a lawn mower; Description of available products under this category from various manufacturers; Details on the important features of these products; Provision of brief technology tips that will be of much help in decision making; Factors to consider when choosing products under this category. INSET: Lawn equipment: a greater threat to hearing.

Provides a practical guide to product ratings information on a select pool of lawn mowers from various manufacturers in the U.S. Guide to ratings; Technical specifications; Additional detail on features and performance for individual models; Availability; Recommendations; Brief technology tips that will be of much help in decision making.

Focuses on ratings assigned to various push type lawn mowers available in market. Basis of assigning ratings; Features of mowers; Pros and cons of mowers; Cost of mowers.

Presents information on the overall ratings of several brands and models of lawn mowers in performance order from price to overall score, based on a consumer report in May 1999.

Provides information on the brands and models of lawn mowers, including price range, key features, performance difference and purchasing recommendations. INSET: The ultimate in self-propelled mowers.

The article offers information on the types of gardening equipment such as lawn mowers and tractors that are available in various marketplaces in the U.S. According to the article, mowers options ranges from $100 push mowers to more than $4,000 tractors and zero-turn-radius machines. It cites some of the types of lawn mowers such as manual-reel mowers, electric mowers, and the gas-powered mowers.

The article focuses on the developments related to string trimmers. A string trimmer can pick up where a lawn mower leaves off. It provides the finishing touches, slicing through tufts of grass around trees and flowerbeds, straightening uneven edges along a driveway, and trimming stretches of lawn the mower or tractor can't reach. Gasoline-powered trimmers are better than electrics at cutting heavy weeds and brush, and are often better at edging--turning the trimmer so its spinning line cuts vertically along a walk or garden border. Electric-corded trimmers are the least expensive and usually the lightest; many weigh only about 5 pounds. Some work nearly as well as gas trimmers for most trimming.

Focuses on ratings assigned to various push type lawn mowers available in market. Basis behind assigning ratings; Features of mowers; Pros and cons of mowers; Cost of mowers.

Reports on the availability and features of lawn mowers in December 1998.

Presents a guide to buying lawn trimmers.

Reports on the rate of repairs and serious problems of gasoline lawn mowers bought between 1992 and 1997 as manufactured by Honda, Sears and Toro.