16 Inch Push Lawn Mower with 5 Steel Blades and Grass Catcher Bag

Cuts very well. Cuts very well when self-propelled. Starts very easily.

live in an apartment building and our maintenance guy doesn't mow the lawn very often, and when he does it's terrible, so I bought this as a replacement so I can mow my own lawn! I have very little space in both my front and back yards, so this tool is just what I need! It sometimes gets stuck on branches or if the yard is uneven, but I don't care, I just turn it around and it's done! I was very hesitant to buy this after reading the reviews, but I'm so glad I did!

have only used this new mower once so far, but like most people I have used a lot of mowers since 1960, so here are my impressions: The mower is mostly heavy plastic, but that doesn’t really matter because heavy plastic from 2025 is probably more practical than a steel deck from 40 years ago, at least in my opinion… I don’t plan on standing on it. This unit is a bit of a beast...lightweight but heavy where it should be, wheel height adjustment is heavy and feels serious, battery is heavy for a lithium, hand controls look durable, no motor in sight, unit spins easily and is easy to push/pull...due to my age and mobility issues I pull the unit behind a tractor at 1 to 2 mph, I mow native grasses that most people would call wild pastures, the mower handles all the tall grass and coarse weeds, it never stalls, never spins badly or sounds strained, and it doesn't tilt at all...I have it set at the highest 7 height and it has never come into contact with any branch debris or fire ant mounds...the motor apparently has a built in overheat protection cutout, it cut out once on a hot 90 degree day, recovered after a rest in the shade, and it ran strong for about 35 minutes until the battery went from 5 lights to 2 lights...more than enough for me...I didn't want to risk heat stroke. All in all the mower performed better than expected...I thought the shape of the mower blade was odd but it cut the grass well and so far I have no reason to regret investing in this machine. One thing I noticed...the grass clipping ejector is at the stern and it is covered by a hinged solid plastic flapper assembly that moves up and down but cannot be removed...to get the clippings out you have to insert the plastic vent that comes with the machine and it forces the clippings into a short chute that turns right 90 degrees...if there is any problem with this machine it is that the clippings don't want to turn right and they tend to get hung up in that area...I just shove it through and it seems to clear itself...I would prefer to take both the hinged flapper and the plastic insert off and have the clippings shoot straight out the back without any obstruction but there is no way around it

Great mower, medium weight, easy to maneuver, easy to start. As long as you can pull the cord

Started on 20 June 2025 Update First Mowing: It can cut very tall grass if needed. 8" tall and thick if you let it grow too long. It mows very well with a medium to slow walking pace. The grass catcher is on the small side and needs to be emptied frequently, however, a full basket of grass can be lifted with one hand. No mulching mode. You'll want to get a battery powered mower if the 100' extension cord is in your way. I like corded mowers and never run out of battery. Height adjustment, highest setting recommended. Position knob toward the back, 15" closest to the grass catcher Good control when mowing, yes, 5 star mowing update End Handle requires assembly. Grass catcher bag requires simple assembly. Assembly was easy. Comes with paper instructions, will update after use