Short story is that I haven't had to cut lawn for past ~5 years as my son has been cutting ours but he is heading to college. He sold his mower so I needed to pick one up but not sure if I want to go riding or even electric. Saw this Yard Force 21" Self-Propelled RWD Walk Behind Mower on Clearance at our local Sam's Club and picked it up. They had about 8 of them. Shipping is list price but instore or Pickup is showing $216.03
https://www.samsclub.com/ip/Yard-...3869459965
This is where I got mine from and they 8 or so more:
Pineville Sam's Club
1425 Carolina Place Pkwy
Pineville, NC 28134
I used for the first time this weekend, it works as expected. Started right up, I used the bagger and the highest setting as lawn had gotten a little long and it was fine. Lots of reviews on YouTube if you search on YF22-3N1SPVS-SC. Reviews all over the place, does have a lot of plastic parts that may not last forever but so far it has been a good purchase. When I was looking for mowers with similar specs (Gas or Electric), they were easily close to $400 so this at almost 1/2 of that is a steal.
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Only when oneself stops propelling... 😆
Deck might rust out, so hose underneath and dry out in sun.
Use stabil in your fuel to stop lines rotting and clogged carburetor.
Use 5W 30 synthetic oil, for easy starts and smooth running engine.
I also add in a teaspoon or few drops of techron to keep carburetor clog free.
This small engine spins fast which is perfect for mulching grass.
Here in the great state of Texas we ain't be bagging grass, it withers away by next day
BS is a good engine provided additives are used every use.
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Figured if I get 4-5 cuts it has paid for itself versus hiring a lawn company at $40-50 a pop....
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