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It's that point of year again... Lawn cutting time. I've two bad garden mowers today, but just like computer components, it's time for you to update. Among my garden mowers doesn't operate perfectly. It's quite fragile. Another garden mower operates ok, however the handle is extremely low and after cutting it kills my straight back. I've to fold to drive it. I'm not really a large, but I'm 6'4" and a greater handle is essential. Anyways, I'm considering that one. Steve Deere JS25. It's natural, it's effective and it's a John Deere. They're said to be great, I'm confident. My yard is large with lots of bushes, but to little to get a riding mower with numerous yard hurdles. Anybody purchase a lawn mower recently? I'll probably obtain this week-end, but this is what I am hovering towards today. And because my ice box this past year I ordered has become reduced with 0 interest, I'm considering obtaining the mower for 12 weeks no interest. Simple method to spend $30.00 per month perhaps. I also considered obtaining a Toro... They are said to be good... except they're red and my neighbors mower is red. Perhaps a Lawnboy? They're produced by Toro and natural. Any ideas? Motor Brand:Briggs & Stratton Motor Torque (Feet/lbs. ):6.75 Motor Displacement (Cu. Centimeters ):190 Cut Width (Inches ):21.0 Terrace Capability:Mulch or rear carrier or part release Indication Type:Self-Propelled Begin Type:Manual Push Type:Rear Wheel Push Pace Control:Variable Mulching Capability:Yes Release Location:Rear and Part Front-wheel Size:8 Rear-wheel Size:9 Quantity of Reducing Positions:9 Warranty:2 year customer UL Security Listing:No CSA Security Listing:No ETL Security Listing:No Rear Grass Wheels:No Revisit Replays Sc