Retro Lawn Mower This DIY lawn mower was built by Jeep2003, a user at Old Mini Bikes forum. They used a two-stroke engine from an old snowblower, part of an old smoker grill for the deck, and the body ...

To prevent attaching your lawn mower blades upside down after sharpening them, put a dab of paint on the bottom of each so it ...

Safety is key when changing or sharpening your lawn mower blades, and there's one simple step that's vital to perform in ...

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And lastly, the paintwork is a clear nod to Freddie Spencer’s NS500, as is the nickname chosen by Robin. He christened this bespoke gem Freddie Blade upon the project’s completion.

The blades of your riding lawn mower will eventually need to be changed no matter how often your sharpen them. Here's how and when to change them.

Before you reinstall your lawn mower blade, check to make sure that it's balanced. An unbalanced blade "can lead to vibration, which accelerates wear and tear on the mower's spindle," says Brokaw.

Cracks, bending, and thinning are signs it's time to replace your lawn mower blades. You should replace them every few years depending on mowing frequency.

If you're in the market for a mower, you may be trying to determine if you need a cylinder or a rotary mower. Here's how the two mower types compare.