Buy Great States 415-16 16-Inch Standard Full Feature Push Reel Lawn Mower With T-Style Handle And Heat Treated BladesGreat States 415-16 16-Inch Standard Full Feature Push Reel Lawn Mower With T-Style Handle And Heat Treated Blades Product Description:
- 16-inch cutting width
- 10-inch ball bearing wheels
- Easy height adjust from 1/2-inch to 2-3/4-inch
- Powder coated finished handle lasts longer and prevents rust
- Heat treated blades stay sharp longer, making a quality cut
Product Description
Great States 16" Reel Mower. A clean, precise, scissor - like cut for your lawn, NO fuel needed! Skip the gas. Skip the oil. Skip the fumes. Skip the cords. Skip the noise. You don't need any of it, not when you've got the man-powered 16" Mower from Great States. Smooth-spinning blades, easy-roll wheels, and height adjustability combine to deliver the perfectly-groomed look you want, no hassle required! A classic: 4-spider, 5-blade ball-bearing reel and bed knife blade are made from tempered alloy steel for a reliable cut; Heat-treated blades stay sharp longer; 10" wheels with ball bearings and radial rubber tires roll easily with increased traction; Easy height adjustments from 1/2-2 1/2"; T-style handle with cushion grips for comfortable, easy operation; Hard enamel finish lasts long and prevents rust; Unbreakable steel side plate; 16" cutting width; Tool-free assembly. Weighs 25 lbs.; Order yours today! Great States 16" Reel Mower
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61 of 61 people found the following review helpful.
Have a small lawn? Get this!
By E. D. Garcia
I have a small patch of lawn for a front yard, and a large patch for a backyard. I just HATED dragging out the big noisy gas mower for the front.
I am still a bit taken aback at the price on reel mowers... but after using it, I understand.
This is no flimsy hunk of aluminum and plastic. This is a nice heavy chunk of metal. The blades will stay sharp for years. It made short work of my lawn and was NOT tedious to push around. The reel spins smoothly and is pleasant to listen to... compare it to the din of gas mowers. I've already had a neighbor ask me where I got it.
I gave this mower only 4 stars instead of 5 because: 1. The T handle was difficult to attach to the reel. I had to whack at it with a hammer to get it into the correct position on the reel. 2. It does NOT work well on taller grass. Anything too tall just gets rolled over. (Incentive to keep the lawn in check.) But these negatives do not outwiegh the positives.
Overall, I'm glad I got it!
45 of 45 people found the following review helpful.Never return to stinky gas mowers again!
By Jeffrey Jotz
I purchased a similar 16" reel mower by Great States because I have a very small lawn and didn't want the hassle, cost, noise and environmental problems from the gas mowers I grew up with.
It took about 30 minutes to put together, with some detergent to slip the handlebars on and some elbow grease to get the nuts and bolts fastened.
When I started cutting with my mower for the first time, my neighbor saw what I was doing and rushed over saying, "you'll rip the blades of grass with that thing. You can borrow mine (big, gas-powered rear-bagger) until you can afford a REAL lawn mower."
I politely declined as he went into the house shaking his head, thinking I was nuts.
The mower cut pretty good - I had to do a few spots over again, because the cut was uneven, and it does a poor job of edging. I cut the tall grass around the tree in front of my house and edged around the sidewalk and my garden with a pair of hand shears. That took about 15 minutes.
When I was finished, I hung the mower up in my garage.
Using the reel mower was an adjustment after growing up with a big gas mower at my parents' 1960s suburban home, but my lawn is small, and I hate the hassle, noise and cost of the gas mowers (not to mention the environmental issues), I'm planning on keeping the reeel mower, but I would also recommend a good weed whacker and some grass shears.
42 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
This is a SWEET mower.
By Jack R. Tallent
I have used conventional, gas-powered, walk-behind rotary mowers my whole life. Having just recently moved to a townhouse with a smallish lawn that is in relatively good condition, I decided to experiment with a reel-type mower.I was not expecting much, but was EXTREMELY pleased with the results. I believe this type of mower can give you a BETTER cut than you can get with your common gas mower.On my lawn, at the 2 1/2 inch height setting, pushing the mower takes little effort. The sound this machine makes is sweet and satisfying: a sharp, whispery, snickering sound. Cutting with this instrument feels more PRECISE than with the common gas mower. You are manicuring your grass, not just ripping it to a shorter height.The other benefits are just gravy: it costs next to nothing, it hangs in your shed, it is very light, it is safer, it takes no gas, requires no starting, and you could mow at night were you so inclined.There is a certain simple sophistication about this kind of mower. If you have the right kind of lawn situation, getting this machine is a no-brainer.
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