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My lawn is fairly meager but it still takes me an hour to mow it every weekend and twice a week during the summer, for nearly nine months a year. That adds up to a lot of time spent baking in the ...

The battle for battery-powered electric lawn mower dominance has been raging. Ever since lithium-powered batteries became powerful enough to tackle the job of cutting the grass, all-electric brands ...

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I like the idea of doing lawn work. Through all of the sweat and heat, there’s a deep sense of satisfaction once the job is completed. I think I enjoy it primarily because it’s the antithesis of my ...

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EGO and Greenworks are both reliable lawn mower brands, but which one should you go with? Here's a side-by-side comparison of each.

The EGO brand of battery-operated equipment started in 1993. They hit the US in 2012 and are arguably the #1 rated battery power equipment brand in the U.S. You can’t walk into a Lowes, Home Depot, ...

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My wife has a way of telling me that it's time to mow the lawn. She'll say, "Tomorrow, if you start the mower, I'll cut the grass." I usually respond with "No, I'll do it" or "I was planning to do it ...