An essential part of maintaining your lawn is mowing it regularly. Frequently mowing your lawn even results in healthier grass in many cases. Of course, for a chore this important that has to be done ...

So, the time has come to decide between a self-propelled vs. push mower. As with any decision, there are positives and negatives to both. If you haven’t bought a lawn mower before, or it’s been a few ...

If you want to make mowing the lawn feel less like a chore, you may want to consider purchasing a self-propelled lawn mower over the regular push-powered style. For some, it will help cut your mowing ...

Mowing the lawn will always be a chore, but there are certain machines like a self-propelled lawn mower that can make the process easier on you. The best self-propelled lawn mowers cruise around your ...

Yes, having a lawn (of any size) has its privileges—being able to recline in the grass on a beautiful day is no small thing—but it also comes with its own set of responsibilities, namely mowing. While ...

When putting together an outdoor chore checklist, more often than not, cutting the grass is pretty high up there. It grows quickly and can get quite thick, meaning your push mower could see a ton of ...

Editor’s Note — June 24, 2025: We’ve checked our recommendations to verify that they are still in stock and competitively priced. These include reviews of new models including the Ryobi 40V 21-Inch ...

A great walk-behind lawn mower ably handles the particular challenges of mowing a smaller yard, so your grass cutting is simple and quick. What are those challenges? You might not have even considered ...

When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. If you’ve avoided a battery ...

Update 7/18/2024: Prime Day ended last night, but a good few mowers are still on sale. Pickings on electric push mowers are slim now. You’ll have better luck with the Greenworks 60V 21-inch Cordless ...

William R. Smith, 90, an engineer with no formal college training who taught at Georgia Tech and founded the manufacturer of Snapper self-propelled lawn mowers, died Saturday in McDonough, Ga., of a ...