Gas Powered Lawnmowers

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As with anything else, the options exist because the needs are also as varied. If you have a fairly large lot, then a gas powered mower is probably the best bet. This holds true for smaller lots that are sloped or hilly as well. If the lot you will be cutting tends to accumulate large amounts of leaves or twigs, then a gas powered motor will be needed to overcome these obstacles. With a relatively flat, smaller lot, however, an electric or push mower can be viable options. Both save on pollution and are significantly easier on the ear. Electric and manual mowers, however, will perform poorly if forced to cut tall grass, go over piles of leaves, or cut larger twigs. For the best results in these situations, a gas powered mower is still the best choice. With a gas powered motor, you will have to deal with the high noise levels, pollution, and maintenance issues. To ensure that your gas powered mower remains in good operating condition, be sure to check the oil level periodically. Air filters will also wear out eventually making the engine harder to start and more prone to stalling in some situations. Gas powered mowers are generally more difficult to start although the latest generation of models do boast easy starting features. Most prior models, and some current ones, will have an engine speed lever as well as a primer button that must sometimes be pressed repeatedly. Some of the latest models feature electric starters, but they require a battery that makes the mower itself significantly heavier. Another important consideration for a mower of any type is how it disposes of grass clippings. Grass clippings are either mulched, ejected out a side port, or shot into a bag. Some models include 3 in 1 connections that allow for all types. A list of the top gas powered mowers follows: Lawn-Boy Insight Series 21 Inch 6.5 HP Amazon.com $349.00 3.5/5 Stars on Google Shop