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LAWN MOWER sa GRASS TRIMMER sa LAWN MOWER SHARPENING x MOWER (LAWN) xx GARDENING TOOL xx LAWN xx TRACTOR Storage tips for mowers and tillers. Safety tips for using a power lawnmower. Mower repairs and maintenance. Some tips. Hand lawn mowing. Tips on selecting a reel-style or "push" lawn mower and detailed information on sharpening it. Spring maintenance for the power mower. Tips for readying a power mower, power trimmer, power edger, etc. for another season. Photos illustrate annual maintenance of a reel-type lawnmower. Guide to riding mowers and tractors. How to select the right machine to meet your needs. Includes a three-page chart comparing 34 models. Basic maintenance for power lawn mowers, including air cleaner, carburetor, oil changes, gas tank, cord starter and blades. Tips on the safe operation of power and riding mowers. How to clean and adjust your gas powered lawn mower. A guide to cleaning, tightening and adjusting a power lawn mower. Spring maintenance and adjustments for a lawn mower. How to repair the wheels on a reel-type power lawn mower. Test of the Black & Decker 14" rotary electric mower. How to use power mowers safely. Spring-summer maintenance tips include checking your lawnmower engine, repairing leaking garden hoses and stopping a drip in an outdoor faucet. Step-by-step guide to lawn mower tune-up. Covers exterior cleaning, draining and cleaning gas and oil reservoirs, cleaning the underside, cleaning the filter, replacing and gapping the sparkplug and sharpening the blade. How to figure how much less time a larger riding mower would require to mow your lawn. Includes tips on features to look for. The mechanized yardsman. A look at various pieces of mechanized yard equipment (mowers, tractors, tillers, trimmers, and blowers) and how much you can save with their use. Tune up your power equipment for spring. How to get your gasoline powered lawnmower ready for next spring before you put it away for the winter. How to fix common lawn mower problems. Spark plugs, points and condenser, recoil starter, carburetor, air filter, etc. Tip on removing and replacing a broken or bent rotary mower blade. Troubleshooting a hard starting lawn mower. Tips on adjusting the fuel mixture valve on a power lawn mower. Getting your gasoline-powered rotary lawn mower ready for summer. How to clean out grass buildup around the blade under a riding mower using a ring sprinkler. How to repair a frayed starter rope on a lawnmower. Tip suggests mounting plastic car door edge guards on the edges of a lawnmower to protect trees. Tip shows how to build a large grass catcher that mounts on a lightweight garden trailer. Troubleshooting list for a hard-starting lawn mower. Tip on using WD-40 or Pam cooking oil to prevent buildup under the deck of a mulching mower. Troubleshooting a Toro gas-powered lawn mower that is hard to start and lacks power. Tip shows how to build a large grass catcher that mounts in a lightweight garden trailer and tows behind a riding mower. Riding mower maintenance tips. How to covert an old power lawnmower to a mulching mower. Tip shows a safe way to keep a lawn mower blade from moving while loosening or tightening the nut. The one-hour lawn. Guidelines on selecting a mower that is the right size for the lawn and suited to the person using it and the type of lawn to be mown. Tips on preparing mowers for winter storage. Keeping your power lawn mower clean and in good operating condition. Tips on filters, oil, lubrication, etc. Safety tips to prevent accidents when using a riding lawn mower. Are riding mowers right for you? Some tips on selecting the right mower for your lawn. What fresh oil does for a lawn mower. Summer maintenance tips. Start with a spark. What checking the spark plug on a power lawn mower can tell about engine performance. How to get long tire life on riding mowers and other outdoor lawn and garden equipment. How to prepare a power mower for winter storage. Preseason tuneup for a lawn mower. How to successfully leave grass clippings on a lawn when mowing with a side-discharge mower. A systematic approach to lawn mower troubleshooting. Mowing. Pointers on how to do it right. Discusses when and how to mow and the different options in lawn mowers. Tips for spring tuneup of a lawn mower. How to fix up an ailing lawn mower. End-of-season lawnmower maintenance. Mower owner's "survival guide". Lawn mower maintenance tips. Maintenance tips for your lawn tractor. Included in article which reviews nine different models. Preparing your mower for winter storage. Some tips. Lawnmower face-off. Comparison between name-brand and less-expensive generic brand rotary, walk-behind mowers. Troubleshooting walk-behind mowers. Determining if a problem is serious or not. Tips on determining when to repair, versus replace, your mower. Keeping a mower cutting. Preventive maintenance tips for rotary power mowers. Easy mowing. Product tests of three new cordless mowers and four new gas-powered models. How to select the best mower for your yard. How to troubleshoot your gasoline powered lawnmower. How to choose the right power mower. Some tips. Mower tune-up. Five typical service groups (engine, drive line, cutter deck, chassis, and blade brake) and the work needed to put each area in top working condition. Lawn mowers. Guide to help you choose the right mower for your size yard. Tip on using auto ramps to facilitate blade changing on large riding mowers. How to match outdoor power equipment to your needs. Tips on choosing the right tractor or mower to do the jobs you actually need to do. Off-season maintenance of lawn and garden equipment, including snowthrower, tiller, mower, tractor. How to maintain and troubleshoot a power lawn mower. How to tune up a lawnmower. How to select a power mower to meet your needs. How to choose a power mower to fit your needs. How to insure your riding mower a long life. Maintenance tips. Mowers that mulch. Tests of several models and advice on using them for optimum results. Riding lawn mowers. A guide to points for comparison and a list of models by manufacturer. Winterizing a gas-powered lawn mower engine. Step-by-step instructions. Electric lawn mowers, both corded and battery-powered, are evaluated. Riding mowers, an overview of their attributes and tips on features to look for. A look at professional-grade garden equipment. The differences between consumer and professional grades noted. How to take care of power lawnmowers. Getting your lawnmower ready for summer. Tips on tuning up your lawn mower. Tip: Simple jig to hold rotary mower blade secure while removing bolt that holds blade in place. Homebuilt gang mower is designed to be drawn behind an ATV or lawn tractor. Three reel mowers are salvaged from push-type mowers and joined on a T-bar made from thin-wall conduit and channel iron. Power gardening. A guide to walking tractors, tillers, shredder-grinders and field mowers. Eight steps to a trouble-free gasoline-powered rotary lawn mower. Excerpt from the book "Pedal Power", published by Rodale Press, shows the design for a prototype pedal powered lawn mower. Tip on how to check a mower blade for balance. A gardener's guide to power mowers and garden tractors. How to buy and/or repair used power garden equipment (tractors, tillers, riding mowers, chipper-shredders and walk-behind mowers). A buyer's guide to riding and walk-behind lawn mowers. A buyer's guide to reel lawn mowers. Organic Gardening buyer's guide to power tools for lawn and garden. Repairing power lawn mowers. The Mower Sulky, a self-propelled seat on two wheels which attaches to a rotary lawn mower to push both the mower and rider around the lawn at about 3 miles per hour. How to clean and tune up a rotary power mower. Preseason and preventive maintenance for power mower engines. How to get your power mower ready for the summer season. Tips on cleaning and adjusting. Two accessories you can make for your riding mower. (1) Perforated plate fastened over the discharge hole, forces the mower to thoroughly mulch leaves. (2) Rake assembly uses ordinary lawn rakes which are towed behind the mower. Simple jig for checking the balance of a rotary mower blade which you are sharpening. How to pick a riding mower. Information you need to simplify your buying. How to prepare your lawnmower for summer duty. How to renovate a hand mower plus tips on buying a new push-type hand mower. 11 ways to ensure trouble-free mowing this summer. Tips on proper preseason maintenance. Gasoline-powered lawnmower maintenance. How to sharpen a rotary lawnmower blade. Tuneup tips for a walk-behind power lawnmower. Lawn tractor tuneup advice. Build a battery-powered lawn mower. Using an electric drill to start a power mower. Special 16-page section on the care and repair of power mowers. Attach a self-powered lawnmower to a tether and let it cut your lawn without you as it goes round and round in ever widening circles. Electric lawn mower on a tether. Several suggestions including one for a rectangular lawn. Year-round repair and maintenance program for riding and push-model power lawn mowers. Add a waste container and paper "sticker" to your riding lawn mower. Pick up paper as you ride and place in container for emptying later. Make a leaf mulcher for your mower. Two different designs. Get your rotary mower ready for spring. A checklist of routine maintenance, both pre-use and in-use, is included for both riding and walk-behind mowers. Readying yard equipment (mowers, trimmers, etc.) of both the electric and gasoline powered variety for a trouble-free summer. How to ready your lawn mower for the summer season. Some tips. Wall-mounted ramp holds a lawnmower several inches off the floor, thus making it easy to drain the oil. Ramps folds up against wall when not needed. How to give your power mower a spring tuneup. Build a lever to start your lawnmower by pushing down on the lever with your foot. Requires a lawnmower that is quite easy to start. Build the "Lawn Ranger", an electric-powered self-guided lawnmower that uses infrared sensors to "see" uncut grass. Part 1. Build the "Lawn Ranger". Part 2. Motor-controller board. Build the "Lawn Ranger". Part 3. Motor-controller board (continued). Build the "Lawn Ranger". Part 4. Control panel, power board, and mechanical assembly. Lazy man's lawnmower. Attach a rope (tether) to a self-propelled lawnmower and then to a take-up reel. The mower will go around in circles, getting pulled toward the reel, cutting the lawn. Estimated cost: $10. How to sharpen a reel-type push mower. A look at the new cordless lawn mowers and their performance. Making the cut. A buyer's guide to electric and gas-powered lawn mowers. Tips on replacing the engine of your lawnmower. | |||||||||
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