Reel Mowers, Riding Walk Mowers
Known for providing a consistent, rewarding playing surface, Toro Reelmaster and Greensmaster reel mowers are used at some of the most iconic sports fields and golf courses around the world. From tight infield corners to full length soccer pitches and wide open fairways, Toro has a reel mower that will give a pro-level cut every time. The productivity and power designed into each mower is matched with precisely engineered reels, resulting in the top-level play experience that grounds keepers and superintendents throughout the world strive to provide.
Reelmaster Series reel mowers come with Dual Precision Adjustment (DPA) cutting units that deliver a consistent, high quality cut and superior after-cut appearance, while Toro’s EdgeSeries Reels combine to reduce maintenance and improve reel edge retention.
Superior Traction
Reelmaster traction units are equipped with Series/Parallel drive systems that provide the power to climb hilly and wet terrain. The result is impressive traction no matter the conditions with minimal wheel slip to protect the turf. CrossTrax all-wheel drive systems are optional on a number of Reelmaster models as well.
With models ranging from 72” (183cm) to 126” (320cm) width of cut, there is a Reelmaster to maintain any fairway need around the course. From tight infield corners to full length soccer pitches and wide open fairways, Toro’s Reelmaster line has it covered.
Great States Corporation 18 in. Manual Walk-Behind Non-Electric Reel Lawn Mower
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Product Overview
American Lawn Mower Company 18 in. 5-Blade Push Reel Lawn Mower is a green alternative to gas-powered lawnmowers. over, this lawn mower is easy to use and does not emit fumes. It can cut your lawn in a precise scissor-like motion that will not shred your grass to make your lawn appear better. This reel lawn mower has a low maintenance hassle-free design that only requires to be sharpened at least once every 3-5 years. Perfect for youths over the age of 13 and compact yards. When you buy it, you won’t have to worry about fuel, maintenance, and repairs that make this push blade mower a Smart choice.
Quick Overview of Electric Mowers
The same thing for electric mowers. Here are the main points that I think you should pay attention to.
Pros of Electric Mowers
Final Thoughts on Reel Mowers vs Electric Mowers
I personally would only buy a reel mower if I had a very small lawn to take care of. One that I could mow completely in say 20 minutes max. In most other scenarios I would most likely recommend an electric mower as they offer a lot of the benefits that reel mowers offer, and the power provided by the motor means it can adapt a bit better to conditions that are not ideal (longer, thick grass weeds, for example).
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I’ve always had a keen interest in lawn care as long as I can remember. Friends used to call me the “lawn mower guru” (hence the site name), but I’m anything but. I just enjoy cutting my lawn and spending time outdoors. I also love the well-deserved doughnuts and coffee afterward!
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How to Maintain Reel Mowers
There is one regular mower-maintenance chore necessary with reel mowers: sharpening the blades. This needs to be done once or twice every year. You can buy sharpening kits, or you can grab these three basic items: grinding stone, grinding paste, and newspaper. The blades can remain on the mower, and with a little bit of manual effort, you can complete the sharpening process.
- Grinding stone: Use the stone first to smooth out any nicks or burrs you feel on the blades.
- Grinding paste: Apply the paste to the blades and cutter bar. Then turn the reel backward. The grinding paste and running it backward will sharpen the blades and cutter bar’s edges. Do this for a few minutes, and you will see the paste going away and shiny edges appearing. If there’s any excess paste, simply wipe it off.
- Newspaper: Test the sharpness of the blades on the newspaper. If it’s not sharp enough, repeat the sharpening process.
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After each use, make sure to wipe/wash off any grass clippings that have built up on the mower. Store the reel mower in a dry place to help keep it from rusting.