Push mower recommendation
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Push mower recommendation
Hello I currently have a Honda hrr 216 pjs push mower with the twin mulching blade. No matter what setting I have it on it manages to miss spots and I end up mowing the lawn twice. I know this is an issue with some Honda mowers. I am looking to buy a new mower that is good at mulching the grass and is not self propelled. Does anyone have any suggestions. I was looking at the toro super recycler but they are pretty expensive and are self propelled which I really don’t need my yard isn’t all that large. Thanks for any input
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Re: Push mower recommendation
Last year, I bought the Toro Timemaster 30" and the cut is very nice and easy to use with the auto pacing of the self-propel setup. This may be a bit much for your needs, but I read very good things about the recycler when checking out the timemaster. It also looks like they came out with a battery version of the recycler that may be worth a look for a smaller lawn.Biglee wrote: ↑March 30th, 2022, 1:16 pmHello I currently have a Honda hrr 216 pjs push mower with the twin mulching blade. No matter what setting I have it on it manages to miss spots and I end up mowing the lawn twice. I know this is an issue with some Honda mowers. I am looking to buy a new mower that is good at mulching the grass and is not self propelled. Does anyone have any suggestions. I was looking at the toro super recycler but they are pretty expensive and are self propelled which I really don’t need my yard isn’t all that large. Thanks for any input
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Re: Push mower recommendation
I got the battery-powered Toro SuperRecycler last year. It is the first electric SR model offered by Toro. (Super Recycler, not the lower end Recycler)
I have to say it has the best cut of any mower I’ve ever owned. It easily cuts a third of an acre on a single charge. It’s also incredibly quiet (think the sound of a vacuum cleaner)
Without a doubt, this is the best mower purchase I’ve ever made. My only tip is to swap out the pre-installed standard blade with the included “performance blade.”
It uses slightly more electricity. But I still can do the third of an acre on one charge.
After I purchased this mower, two of my neighbors tried it out and went battery-powered themselves.
I’m hardly a tree hugger kind of guy. I just want an excellent cut. This mower fits the bill and reduces my need to store gasoline in the garage.
I have to say it has the best cut of any mower I’ve ever owned. It easily cuts a third of an acre on a single charge. It’s also incredibly quiet (think the sound of a vacuum cleaner)
Without a doubt, this is the best mower purchase I’ve ever made. My only tip is to swap out the pre-installed standard blade with the included “performance blade.”
It uses slightly more electricity. But I still can do the third of an acre on one charge.
After I purchased this mower, two of my neighbors tried it out and went battery-powered themselves.
I’m hardly a tree hugger kind of guy. I just want an excellent cut. This mower fits the bill and reduces my need to store gasoline in the garage.
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Re: Push mower recommendation
Thanks ended getting the gas version of the super recycler after watching and reading a bunch of reviews on it. Seems everyone is very pleased with the cut.
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Re: Push mower recommendation
Thanks can’t wait to use it.
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