As autumn arrives, the grass slows down, but the leaves pile up. For small engine enthusiasts and lawn care pros, the seasonal challenge shifts from cutting grass to managing debris. Your mower blade choice is the key to turning that thick layer of leaves from a chore into lawn food.
The choice comes down to two primary designs: the Standard (or High-Lift) Blade and the Mulching Blade (or 3-in-1 Blade).
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If you run a string trimmer, you know the frustration: you’re halfway through tidying up the yard, and suddenly the line won’t feed, or worse, the head feels sticky and sluggish. These seemingly small issues—line feed problems and a neglected gear head—are the silent saboteurs of an efficient trimming session.
Don’t let a poorly maintained head slow you down! With a little preventative maintenance, you can ensure smooth, reliable performance all season long.
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That familiar sound of your lawnmower starting strong, only to choke and lose RPM when it hits a patch of thick grass, is a clear signal: your engine is struggling under load.
A loss of power under load means the engine isn’t getting enough fuel/air or is facing too much resistance to maintain maximum speed (RPM). The good news is that the fix is usually one of the Big Five easy maintenance checks.
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Battling chronic sinus congestion is no joke. I’ve tried countless over-the-counter remedies, but nothing seemed to provide lasting relief. That is until I discovered the Equate Neti Pot Sinus Wash System. This kit, complete with a thoughtfully designed neti pot and a generous supply of 50 saline packets, has been a game-changer.
READ MOREMowing is one of the many important tasks taking on each year in preparation for the fire season. It is important to keep vegetation low, especially if it is dry. Cured vegetation is more likely to catch fire than green vegetation such as an irrigated lawn.
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