Skyrocketing gas prices are making push mowers and electric-powered machines more popular.
- Cutting costs. WLWT.com
- Non-motorized in style. Finance and Commerce
- Rotary style in demand. Today’s THV
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The push mower is certainly something I am going to push for (sorry for the pun).
OK, if you have an acre it is not feasible but up to a couple of hundred square metres is a reasonable challenge.
Of course, there is more than one spin off advantage.
* You keep fit while mowing
* You do not add CO2 to the environment (your puff is negligible)
* Your neighbours can enjoy their Sunday mornings.
* No running costs except for a little back lapping paste.
Posted by: Philip Voice | July 04, 2008 at 07:16 AM