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**DP5Ups8o** · 05-04-2009, 04:05 PM

Dude, that is the best mower one can get up to $500.00! You have no idea how I have been researching this.

Also, this 6.75 torque Briggs and Stratton engine IS a 4-cycle motor! This is a PIMP machine. The best walk-behind mower sub $550.00!

That isn't what CR says.

I don't know of any 2-cycle push mowers, and there are a sh/t town of mowers with that 6.75 torque.
As long as the mower doesn't clog up, starts easy and can cut some pretty thick grass, it is a good mower.

You should let your grass get a little tall to see how it handles tall grass. What I don't like about my mower is if the grass gets a little too tall, instead of throwing the grass out of the side evenly, leaving a nice row of clipped grass, it spits it out in clumps which really pisses me off. How can you have a nice fresh cut yard with clumps of grass!? Then after words you have to pick them up or kick them around a little bit so that you don't kill the grass under it.

05-04-2009, 04:05 PM	#43
DP5Ups8o Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	Dude, that is the best mower one can get up to $500.00! You have no idea how I have been researching this. Also, this 6.75 torque Briggs and Stratton engine IS a 4-cycle motor! This is a PIMP machine. The best walk-behind mower sub $550.00! That isn't what CR says. I don't know of any 2-cycle push mowers, and there are a sh/t town of mowers with that 6.75 torque. As long as the mower doesn't clog up, starts easy and can cut some pretty thick grass, it is a good mower. You should let your grass get a little tall to see how it handles tall grass. What I don't like about my mower is if the grass gets a little too tall, instead of throwing the grass out of the side evenly, leaving a nice row of clipped grass, it spits it out in clumps which really pisses me off. How can you have a nice fresh cut yard with clumps of grass!? Then after words you have to pick them up or kick them around a little bit so that you don't kill the grass under it.
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