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Old 04-08-2010, 08:57 AM   #13694
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
How big is your yard? We have a 1/4 acrea lot on which we use a lawn tractor, but we have a small fenced-in area around the deck and pool on which we use a small gas mower. At one time I was thinking of getting a manual mower for that. Are today's push mowers as hard to push as I remember from the one I pushed over 50 years ago as a child?
Not large at all - or I would have surrendered and opted for an electric or battery-powered model.
If you keep them well oiled (WD-40 is your friend) and the blades sharp, they are not hard to push over plain grass. The challenging areas contain tough-leaved weeds or crab grass - but just get a running start before you hit them.
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