Eco-Cutter 14inch - Manual Lawn Mower - Grass C...

Manual Lawn Mower," a classic and environmentally friendly option for maintaining your lawn. Constructed with a durable, red-painted steel body, this hand-powered mower offers a cutting width of 14 inches, perfect for small to medium-sized yards. The simple yet robust design eschews the need for gasoline or electricity, reducing both noise pollution and carbon emissions.

Featuring a set of sharp, high-quality blades, the mower is designed for precision cutting, enabling a clean trim of your grass at a consistent height. The attached black collection bag at the rear makes for an easy cleanup, neatly catching grass clippings as you mow. The mower’s wheels are crafted for smooth maneuverability, ensuring effortless gliding over the lawn while the ergonomic handle provides comfortable operation during extended use.

Ideal for eco-conscious gardeners, the WK-138HP-14 Manual Lawn Mower combines efficiency with sustainability, offering a traditional mowing experience that's both effective and gratifying.

Cleaning after Use:

After each mowing session, use a brush or cloth to remove grass clippings and debris from the blades and the mower body.
Check the grass catcher for wear and tear and empty it of clippings.
Blade Care:

Regularly inspect the blades for dullness. Sharp blades are crucial for a clean cut. Blades typically need to be sharpened every mowing season, depending on use.
When sharpening is needed, use a file following the original angle of the blade edge or take it to a professional if necessary.
Lubrication:

Apply oil to the moving parts, such as the wheels and the cutting cylinder, to ensure they move smoothly.
Lubricate the blade adjustment mechanisms to keep them functioning properly.
Storage:

Store the mower in a dry, covered area to prevent rust and damage from the elements.
Do not expose it to extreme temperatures for extended periods.
Regular Inspections:

Check for loose bolts and nuts before each use and tighten them if necessary.
Inspect the wheels and axles for any signs of damage or wear.
Handle Care:

Check the handle for any cracks or weaknesses and tighten any loose fittings.
If the handle is made of wood, it can be treated with a wood protectant to prevent splintering or weathering.
Avoiding Obstacles:

Before mowing, clear the lawn of any rocks, branches, or large debris that could damage the blades.
Mow around immovable obstacles carefully to prevent bumps that could misalign the blades.

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