Gas mowers stink. They belch out blue smoke causing noise & air pollution. Bosch’s Rotak 34 electric mower is greener: quieter, cleaner & even lighter than the old gas burner. With 1400 watts of cordless power, it will make you just about as happy as you can be when you’re stuck doing chores.
Got a big load? Get a Gorilla 2-in-1 Utility Cart & move it. This all-steel cart with 10-inch tires will tote up to 800 pounds. That’s like half of that tree you need to cut down, all the bricks for the walkway you were supposed to finish last week…lots of stuff. If you’re lucky someday, you’ll be rolling it down to the beach filled with toys and beers…but that’s a longshot right now.
If scissors & a chainsaw enjoyed a one-nighter – this very well could be the outcome. Black & Decker’s Alligator Electric Lopper cleanly cuts up to 4 inches in diameter with an all-enclosed blade. At 6.5 lbs & sporting a 4.5 amp motor, this little terror brings new meaning to the term bad seed.
Ah, summer. Your lawnmower’s favorite season. Think of all the attention old faithful receives – weekly gas feasts, lube jobs, car rides to the service center & spark plug replacement. And for some lucky blades….that favorite game called “pull my cord.” Black & Decker’s Rechargeable Mulching Mower just gave your old friend the boot. Lock & load the 36V battery for hassle-free cutting of up to 1/3 acre per charge. Did I mention the one-touch start?
Cutting the lawn has never been this close to lounging. Dreamed up by BMW Design, Snapper’s NXT features electronic fuel management, push-button start, LED headlights, digital-display dash….and an adjustable, breathable, ergonomic seat. Weekend chores just got a whole lot easier.
Grass may be brown now. But, get ready to green it up.
Fiskars revamped reel mower technology with the Momentum. Adjustable height, easy to push and the blade rotation creates energy for when you need extra power. This is not your standard mower.
If you are looking for is a killer mowing machine, this one has you covered. Cub Cadet’s Z Force S features a steering wheel instead of turning bars; independently controlled back wheels for greater maneuverability; 48- or 60-inch triple-blade fabricated heavy duty decks; a dual hydrostatic transmission; and optional liquid propane fuel mechanism. Time to start a lawn service.
