If you've performed all the necessary steps to maintain your lawnmower, there's a good chance the engine will outlast the rest of the mower. However, like all things mechanical, there is the ...

If you are in the market to purchase home improvement tools, you know, things ranging from power tools, hand tools, and storage systems to outdoor home products like lawn mowers and leaf blowers, one ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When you think of the Kawasaki brand, you probably think of high-performance, eye-catching motorcycles. That's a sensible line of thought, and ...

With a little know-how, you can soon learn how to diagnose and fix common problems with your lawn mower's engine. Ah, spring, time to get outside and do. Cut that grass! Turn that soil! So you roll ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, in cooperation with Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA of Grand Rapids, Mich., announced a voluntary recall of about 210,000 Lawn Mower Engines.

Editor’s Note—January 6, 2026: Here we are in the early days of January daydreaming about warmer weather and getting back out and mowing. Being as we are located in Pennsylvania, there's no mower ...

Editor’s Note — January, 2026: We’ve checked our recommendations to verify that they are still in stock and competitively priced. Previously out of stock, our pick for best overall self-popelled mower ...

(WHTM) — The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced that some of Kawasaki’s riding lawn mower engines that have been sold under the Ferris and SCAG brand names are being recalled due ...

Once upon a time, all lawn mowers were gas-burning beasts whose pull-start motors relied as much on elbow grease as internal combustion just to get started. These days you have more options. While big ...

That lawn mower you use to cut your grass has been centuries in the making. Yes, really. The history of the lawn mower is really the history of cutting grass, and that starts with a scythe. The sound ...

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.