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 ...

The best push mowers allow users to maneuver through their lawn effortlessly while achieving the perfect cut—and they’re almost always less expensive than riding mowers. Ideal for smaller yards, their ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When it comes to choosing a lawn mower, there are several important factors to consider. Gas or electric? How big is the yard? Bag or spew ...

Wide-cut mowers were once the machine of choice only for landscape contractors who valued them for speed and compactness. But more homeowners are discovering the benefit of these fast, wide-cutting ...

It’s lawn cutting season and you may be in need of a new mower to get the job done. Gas-powered push lawn mowers offer plenty of power and cutting abilities in a range of deck sizes. These machines ...

Consumer Reports highlights top-rated models from Ego, Greenworks, Kobalt, and other brandsMany battery mowers perform on a par with gas mowers. They tend to be more expensive than gas machines, ...

The top performers in CR's unparalleled field tests come from Cub Cadet, Ego, Greenworks, Honda, Kobalt, Ryobi, Toro, and Troy-Bilt More than 90 walk-behind mowers were put through their paces in CR's ...

While many people like to use riding mowers, if you don't own a huge piece of property, a push mower is likely a more practical way to keep your lawn maintained. Push mowers come in all shapes and ...

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. From robot lawn mowers, gas-powered and battery-operated to ...

Having the right equipment is key to maintaining a well-manicured lawn, so our editors spent hours researching, interviewing experts and conducting real-world testing to find the best lawn mowers of ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Lawns in the U.S. are getting smaller. It's not that land is shrinking; developers are building on smaller lots than in ...