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Yard Force 22″ RWD Self-Propelled Gas Push Mower
STIHL RMA 348 Push Mower SET
STIHL 19″ RMA 348 V Mower Set
DEWALT 60V MAX* 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower
DEWALT 20V MAX* 21″ Rear-Wheel Drive Mower
Yard Force 21″ Side Discharge Push Gas Mower
EGO 42″ Z6 Zero Turn Riding Lawn Mower
Cub Cadet Ultima Z2 50″ Steering Wheel Zero-Turn Riding Lawn Mower with 23 HP Kawasaki Engine
S140 Lawn Tractor
John Deere Z720E ZTrak™ Mower
Cub Cadet Ultima ZTS2 60″ 25HP Kohler Steering Wheel Zero Turn Mower
John Deere Z730M ZTrak™ Mower
EGO 52″ Z6 ZTR Mower High-Lift Bagging Blade Set
Briggs & Stratton Exhaust Gasket
Yard Tuff Lawn Tractor Universal Hitch
Arnold Power Rake Deluxe Univeral Fit Dethatching Blade
MTD Products Rzt Rear Hitch Kit
MTD Products Idler Pulley Kit
About Us: Mower Picker
It started on a Saturday afternoon in late June 2018. The sun was beating down, the grass was knee-high, and I was standing in the middle of a big-box home improvement store staring at a wall of lawn mowers. Red ones. Green ones. Orange ones. Self-propelled, push, electric, gas, zero-turn, robotic. Prices from $200 to $5,000. Every single one of them promising a “beautiful cut” and “easy maneuverability.”
I had no idea which one to pick.
I pulled out my phone and started researching. An hour later, I had twenty browser tabs open, five conflicting forum opinions, and a headache. My neighbor swore by his riding mower. My brother-in-law said robotic was the future. The guy at the store kept pointing me to the most expensive model on the shelf.
I bought the wrong one.
That mower and I spent two frustrating seasons together. It struggled on slopes. It clumped in damp grass. It took three passes to get a clean look. Every Saturday morning, as I pushed that machine through my yard, I thought: There has to be a better way to figure this out.









