
Push Mower Buyers Guide
Walk Behind Lawn Mowers – also known as Push Mowers – are best suited for very small urban and suburban yards where the ground is relatively flat without hills or ditches. Push Mowers are designed to be very simple and affordable so they traditionally do not offer many options. The main difference between a Self-Propelled Mower and a Push Mower is the use of a drivetrain to move the lawn mower on its own. A Push Mower is named that because there is no self-propel option so the user must manually “push” the lawn mower forward and backwards to move it. Since most walk behind lawn mowers are light-weight, this isn’t a very difficult task on flat land. When you are moving on hills or for extended periods of time, having a self-propelled lawn mower might be a better choice.
Gas Vs Electric Power

An electric powered mowers are limited to very small yards because of their electric cords or short battery life. Gas powered push mowers have longer run times and can quickly be refueled.
Mulching

These clipping provide nitrogen rich nutrients to the lawn which acts as a fertilizer. Also mulching reduces the amount of clippings blown into flower beds, vehicles, and the house.
Side Discharge

This options does not typically leave a fine looking finish to the yard but may be necessary if grass conditions cause the engine to bog down or lose power during mulch cutting.
Bagging

The benefit to bagging is having a clean looking yard during fall leaf season or special occasions where grass clippings cause a burden.
Mutton Power Equipment has the best selection of Walk Behind Push Mowers for Sale both online and in Northeast Indiana. We are the Toro Walk Behind Push Lawn Mower and Honda Walk Behind Push Lawn Mower Fort Wayne Headquarters for the largest selection of Walk Behind Push Mowers on sale.
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