The best cut for your yard comes from a sharp lawn mower blade. A dull blade damages your grass by creating a ragged cut, which can lead to bare patches and other eyesores, as well as invite disease.

Replacing your lawn mower blade every year or two is essential to keeping your grass looking sharp. Over time, the blade’s edge will dull, either from general wear or damage from debris like sticks, ...

Whether you have a large ride-on lawn mower or a smaller push mower, you still invested a lot of your money into the tool. You want it to be able to do its job and help you cut your lawn. Blade issues ...

While small lawns are easily tended to with push-along lawn mowers, anyone with a large yard will undoubtedly notice the benefit of owning a riding lawn mower. There is a huge variety of options out ...

If you want a good-looking lawn, you need a good lawn mower. If you notice your mowing doesn’t appear as crisp as it used to, the blades are likely to blame. While there are many different parts of a ...

It’s easy to be “out of sight, out of mind” about your lawn mower blade. After all, it keeps spinning away down there, mowing the lawn all season long. What you might not realize, however, is that as ...

This simple five-step project will keep your walk-behind mower—and your lawn—in peak condition Replacing your lawn mower blade regularly will lead to better and cleaner cuts on your lawn. By Tobie ...