Introduction to Lawnmowers

Anyone who grew up with a lawn would certainly remember
being told to mow it during weekends. It was a boring and
tiring task, but somebody had to do it.

But just imagine cutting the grass without a lawnmower. The
task would be even more difficult. So whether you like it
or not, lawnmowers are made for a reason, and it’s a good
reason at that.

More than just a chore machine for teenagers, lawnmowers
help cut grass on lawns quickly and evenly. This is because
of the revolving blades under its hood.

These blades may be operated using pure manpower (i.e.
pushing the lawnmower) or by using a motor (electric or an
internal combustion engine).

They also come in different shapes and sizes. Usually,
smaller and simpler ones are meant for small lawns of
households. On the other hand, larger and more powerful
ones are used in larger areas such as lawn tennis courts
and even stadiums.

Sure enough, lawnmowers do a great job at making life
easier when it comes to cutting grass. But they aren’t used
only for that purpose.

Some lawnmower enthusiasts have modified their machines to
become racing machines. It sounds crazy at first and yes,
it still sounds crazy no matter how many times one hears
it.

What lawnmower racers do is take a stock ride-on mower (the
type which can be ridden by a person), remove the blades
for safety and do other modifications to make it go faster.
And voila! They can now go racing at little or no cost at
all!