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Builds character

I am getting one myself

Great comment 👍

Good times I bet, though. Thanks!

my grandpa did the same thing to me lol he loved it when I visited " FREE LABOR" :P I didn't mind because when I was done he would take me to a Burger hoper place and then get ice cream at dairy queen

Lol

Thank god it can cut wet grass. I'm planning to buy a 20 inch one and mow at the crack of dawn before traffic gets heavy! XD

How many mowing videos do you watch lol

@@shaungannon5997 As many as I can, brother.

This is my first one. You are spot on. I found that out. I’m a convert now. Thanks!

May the force be with you.

It's good as a toy but it does a terrible job cutting grass and it's alot harder to push and slower than a gas mower

@@forestman2382 It works great for me, now in year two. I just might get some grease and sand so I can sharpen the blade soon. It doesn't feel very hard for me to push, and I like not having to worry about gas, oil or spark plugs.

Thanks for the insight! Could you share what type of oil you used?? ☺️

@@ashleybrown4450 - Hello! Apologies for the late reply. To wipe down the reel mower after taking it from the attic, I just used a cloth soaked in WD-40. That took all the dust off. I gave the blades on the reel a very light brush of fresh car engine oil (unused clean oil, basic 10w/40), but any clean oil will do). Left that for a minute and wiped it off (don't want too much oil on the blades when cutting the grass). I removed the wheels (to get at the nylon gears behind) by popping off the metal 'hub cap', removing the E-clip, and sliding off the wheel. Applied some EP2 Grease to the gearing and re-assembled (it's what was in the garage, but could also have used my red motorcycle grease (Silkolene ProRG2). But, all in all, no fancy or expensive lubricants are required as it's not a high tech machine, nor one that is under heavy load. I have a can of ''ACF-50'', which is a fantastic product that I use on my motorbike. It's anti-corrosive and leaves a long lasting protective film. I used that on all the nuts and bolts and the reel adjuster springs, but good old (and reliable) ''3-in-One'' penetrating oil would do just as well. I hope this helps. Sorry it's a bit long, but will finish by saying: don't let repair shop or 'die-hard' lawnmower people sell you fancy lubricants or recommend expensive grease in a huge tube that will take you 20 years to use. All you need is a can of WD-40 or 3-in-One, and a teaspoon size splodge of grease on each wheel gear. It could be basic white grease, or black grease (used for ball joints or bearings in cars). As long as it helps reduce the friction between the plastic gear and the plastic wheel, then all is good. All the best. Dogue.

@@WhosAGoodDogue This was super helpful, thank you so much!

Would you gear it up so that it rotated faster? Do it. I'd buy one.

" I like to cut my grass a 1/4 inch at a time." - Dominic Toretto

I bet you're still lazy.

@@hawghawg381 I accomplished the tasks assigned. Fed chickens, shoveled cow manure, (I learned about windage with the spreader) helped with the milking, loaded hay bales, cut wood. Yep, still lazy. No pigs.

The cut grass is left to degrade and return nutrients back to the grass/dirt. Most come with collection bags, including the 1 used in this video.

How high do those cut?

@@spikefivefivefive www.walmart.com/ip/Earthwise-16-7-Blade-Push-Reel-Mower/54308349 I think .5 to 2.5 or 3.5. I cant remember

Gas or electric is much easier

@@HAXMAN but you don't build forearms with those. It's much more rewarding. I EARNED my $5 mowing Old Man Sullivan's back yard. his was an old one from sears

South Georgia

@@HAXMAN is that a new state?

@@7xr1e20ln8 just below North Georgia

And you look like the grim reaper

doesnt work too well with certain types of grass

Under $100

Wow. You must be the ultimate keyboard warrior. China simp 🤣💩

Hahaha the spider ending

Yeah, maybe corded ones. The battery-powered mowers I've seen tend to be upwards of £150 or they're like the Karcher models where the battery is sold separately and costs more than the mower itself. Not saying 90 USD is a great deal, I don't think it is, but push mowers are generally much cheaper than electric ones. And I don't particularly trust Fly-Mo.

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What kind of shoes are those??

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