Scotts Outdoor Power Tools 2000-20S 20-Inch 5-Blade Classic Push Reel Lawn Mower
20 Inch cutting width, 5 blade ball bearing reel,10 " dual tracking wheels,Manual transmission
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About Scotts Outdoor Power Tools 2000-20S 20-Inch 5-Blade Classic Push Reel Lawn Mower
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
87% found it quiet; however, 13% complained about excessive noise levels
I noticed that the mower makes some noise and will require tweaking throughout its lifetime to ensure it is making correct contact.
84% found it easy to maintain and clean
I don't want to worry about spark plugs, oil, and gasoline, and hope the engine starts when I pull the cord.
I find the mower easy to maintain. I run a blade sharpener over the blades once a month and give it a shot of WD40. It's all good.
I only need to apply a little oil around the moving parts and sharpen the blades once a month if I mow frequently. There are no breakdowns or hassle.
85% were impressed with its durability; however, 15% noticed premature wear or component failures
I have experienced that the build quality of the mower is suspect as one of the little wheels fell off on the second mowing due to a loose bolt.
92% found it easy to maneuver; however, 8% struggled with turns or navigating around obstacles
I find the lawn mower easy to push and it requires less effort than expected, especially if I mow weekly.
Moving and maneuvering the mower is easy and requires less effort compared to a self-propelling mower.
It is difficult to push and easy to lift the wheels off the ground.
79% found the height adjustment mechanism convenient
I found that the lawn mower has several blade height settings that are easy to adjust. It can cut the grass much shorter like golf course style than other styles of mowers.
I would like to see an additional 1-2 inch adjustment to keep my grass longer, which would help reduce the weeds and weed spray required.
82% appreciated its grass collection system; however, 18% encountered issues like clogging or spilling
If you have a small yard or one that is gorgeously made up of a single variant of grass, the sweeper will work great.
On lawns with assorted height grasses, the mower does not perform well, which is common in most lawns where weeds grow faster than grass.
Grass clippings occasionally build up in the gear mechanism between the frame and the wheel. It requires the same amount of cleaning time as any power mower I have used.
87% liked its ergonomics; however, 13% experienced discomfort during prolonged use
Moving and maneuvering the mower is easy and requires less work than a self-propelling mower.
I did not have to do something on Fiskars, which overall seemed like a more solidly built mower.
I compared this mower to the Fiskar reel mowers and found that it has a spinning blade exposed on the rear side. It could be catastrophic if a child tries to push it due to the low horizontal bar which is very intriguing for little ones to push.
73% liked its engine power; however, 27% experienced occasional stalls or lack of power
I compared the performance of the sweeper with a gas engine lawn mower and found it not up to the standards.
87% liked its cutting performance; however, 13% experienced issues with uneven cutting or missed spots
I faced difficulty in cutting grass if there were any small sticks, leaves, or pieces of mulch on the lawn.
