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Manual push operation
Unique four-wheeled design reduces the effort required to get the job done
Ergonomic handles with foam grip
18" (46 cm) cutting path
9-position height adjustment
Mulching discharge function
Ideal for smaller lawns

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 7-day replacement warranty against manufactures defects in workmanship and materials, and a 2-year repair warranty. Official sales receipt required. Yardworks 1-866-523-5218.

NoYardworks 18-in Reel Lawn Mower

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

60 Manual push operation. Unique four-wheeled design reduces the effort required to get the job done. Ergonomic handles with foam grip. 18" (46 cm) cutting path

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Frostbite23

Location: Okanagan

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Does what I need

Date:July 11, 2011

"I have an slight embankment with quite a few rocks and I was tired of using the weed wacker so I bought this to speed things up and not have to worry about ruining a $400 mower.

PROS:
1. Good at cutting grass as long as it's not too high.
2. Light weight & easy to push or lift.
3. Adjustable height to get me over some stones.
4. No gas or oil needed.

CONS:
1. The handle does feel weak though it hasn't broken on me.
2. Cannot cut weeds with an average thickness.
3. A small stick or stem will jam the blade."

+4points

4out of 4found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

LAF87

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Great mower!!

Date:June 24, 2011

"I purchased this mower because I have a little townhouse lawn. Although it’s a bit heavy to bring from my front lawn to my backyard, it’s worth it! I have had no issue with it at all! I have a weird dip in my lawn that is very narrow and it catches every blade of grass!! I love this mower and I highly recommend it!"

+5points

5out of 5found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

3 out of 5

HumaWPG

Location: Winnipeg, MB

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Good entry level Reel Mower

Date:November 12, 2010

"This is my first REEL mower, and I got it on sale for $74.99.
I'm content with the purchase. If I was looking at paying the full price, I'd suggest looking at slightly more expensive models / elsewhere just for a bit better quality of push bar.

My ONLY complaint is the quality and sturdiness of the mowers arms. The grass cuts reasonably well; good enough for my backyard (I'm not overly concerns about the neighbours opinion re: my yard, I just need the grass cut).
Compared to the old gas powered mower I had, it's about the same amount of effort to push / pull; but I do need to make sure all twigs and branches are off the grass.
Lastly, I did buy the yardworks electric trimmer for along the driveway, fence, etc; mostly because with a reel mower I find the edges can't be cut the way I used to be able to with the old gas mower (by raising the front end and pushing up against the driveway edge....)

3 stars because, it's good value for what I paid, but is an entry level model and could be sturdier."

+18points

21out of 24found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

1 out of 5

grosp

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Piece of junk

Date:August 9, 2010

"This amazing piece of junk has a poor handle that doesn't allow you to push it easily unless the ground is perfectly straight... And don't wait to long to cut the grass cause you'll be stock in the middle of your backyard for a couple of hours! Did I mentioned I lost the rear wheel a couple of times and wasn't really able to fix it cause of the poor access to the screw? However, it burns pretty well..."

-19points

15out of 49found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

RobMS

Location: Ontario, Canada

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Excellent Product - buy it!!

Date:August 6, 2010

"I bought this unit a year or so ago as a "temporary" mower while I was waiting for my regular electric mower to get fixed. I was really only planning to keep it as a spare one, however I've been so happy with it, I use it all the time now! It cuts great, it's silent, and you get a little exercise while you use it. Not to mention you don't need to worry about gas or electricity.

If you've never used a reel mower you might find it a little difficult at first but you'll get used to it, and you'll love how it sounds (really quiet!) - very easy on the ears."

+13points

18out of 23found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

TheRock777

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Worth the money when it go on sale

Date:July 20, 2010

"You don't have about starting it up after a cool winter as it will work for sure when next spring come. And it work without any extra effort."

+6points

6out of 6found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

2 out of 5

CompostQueen

Location: Yukon

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Not great

Date:July 1, 2010

"I have used reel mowers in the past and looked forward to using this one, but it is a chore. It moves easily, but squeaks abominably. It also will not cut tall grass spikes or dandelions, no matter how many passes the mower just flattens them. It will do a passable job to tidy up the lawn, but if you are familiar with reel mowers this machine is not up to standard. The optional grass catcher, which is a separate item, is not something you should spend your money on unless your lawn is golf course smooth it jumps off the mower regularly. Maybe the smaller size mower would have been better."

+14points

14out of 14found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Deaners

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Great Mower

Date:June 19, 2010

"I'm a new home owner, a bungalow with a mid-sized front and back yard.

There are a couple of grades in my lawn, One uphill and one down hill. Nothing to excessive but annoying with some of the larger and heavier mowers out there.

This little mower took the same amount of time to do my lawn (30 mins), weighs at least half the weight of a powered mower, AND uses no gas or electricity, So no smell and no cords.

Environmentally friendly, and does a great job"

+12points

12out of 12found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

happylnuts

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Easy to use

Date:June 18, 2010

"Easy to assemble and use. Do not recommend using this type of lawnmower if your lawn is not flat. Very hard to cut those grass.

Also, it's quiet in comparison to the gas or electric mower. I can mown the lawn at 8 or 9pm and won't disturb my neighbours.

I also find the 'supporting' wheels in the back makes the mower feels sturdier."

+6points

6out of 6found this review helpful.

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

zaphod42

Location: winnipeg

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great push mower

Date:June 13, 2010

"This is the best lawnmower you will ever get. It cuts like a charm, it's so light and easy to use.
No gas, tune ups, no power cord to drag around or wait for it to re-charge.
It's so light it is actually easier to cut your grass with this than a powered mower."

+4points

5out of 6found this review helpful.

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how easy and often do the blades need sharpening

Anonymous

3 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

The machine only last 2 months...

grosp

1 year, 5 months ago

Answer:

It is quite easy to sharpen your own reel mower blades with the abrasive compound. Simply spread if over all of the blades, and turn the crank for a few minutes. Of course if your blades have a lot of nicks you may want to use the abrasive strip method, which requires adjusting the back blade (cutting bar), and that can be tricky to get back into a good position. Generally, mower blades should be sharpened at the start of each season, Some recommend sharpening about every after about 18 hours of use.

Anonymous

1 year, 6 months ago

Answer:

How is ez? DIY - Canadian Tire has Yardworks Reel Mower Sharpening Kit $24.99
How is often? 2-3 years

Anonymous

2 years, 8 months ago

Answer:

I'm not sure how often they need to be sharpened, but it appears to be quite easy to do yourself. This website explains how to sharpen a similar mower with the same sort of kit that is available at Canadian tire. http://www.reelmowers.info/

Anonymous

2 years, 8 months ago

Answer:

Not sure how often it needs sharpening, but the answer is academic since you probably can't ever sharpen it. I tried to get mine sharpened, but was told that the specialised equipment needed is very scarce and unavailable in town (London, ON). Better to stick with a lower maintenance option, as this product does a poor job.

ovh123

- London, ON

3 years, 5 months ago

3 answers

How Heavy Is It And What Is It's Ground Clearence

Guinn24

- Petawawa

3 years, 9 months ago

Answer:

It is quite light, can easily be hung on a wall.

OilerGuy

- Langdon, AB

1 year, 9 months ago

Answer:

It's weight: 12.7 kg/28 lbs.
Cutting height adjustment: 1 3/4 inches to 2 3/4 inches

catacami

- Milton, ON

2 years, 8 months ago

Answer:

I'm going to guess it's about 30 lbs. slightly less than a regular mower. And the lowest setting seems like the tallest setting of a regular mower

canoes

- Brampton, ON

3 years, 8 months ago

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