FAQ

Yes. Absolutely. Your garden power equipment comes with a 2 year warranty as standard.

Direction itself does not matter. What’s important in most cases is simply that the mower overlaps each previous pass by a few inches. This ensures a consistent, professional finished product that will grow and mature evenly. For best results, some homeowners may wish to mow in a counter-clockwise direction when using a side discharge mower, or in a clockwise motion with a rear-discharge mower.

Generally, no. The best results are produced when the engine’s throttle speed is set to “fast.” If the engine is losing power or operating inconsistently, it may be due to wet grass, very tall grass, or a clog in the cutting deck. For best results, any such issue should be resolved immediately.

The best way to ensure safety during this procedure is to make sure the mower cannot turn on for any reason while the task is ongoing. To that end, the mower’s fuel valve should be turned off and its spark plug should be disconnected. Tilt the mower so that its air cleaner faces up, and use protective gloves to avoid getting cut when handling the blade.

For a very dry lawn, water the grass shortly before mowing. This will cut down on dust. A wet lawn should not be mowed until the grass is dry to the touch. Otherwise, operators could risk slipping and inflicting serious injury upon themselves.

Sharp blades produce a clean cut, while dull blades tear the grass with each pass. Look at the blades of grass and determine whether or not they’ve been torn. If so, the blade should be removed and sharpened before the next pass through the lawn.

Always, keep your product receipt and warranty advice and bring your issue to the attention of us. We will be able to help you with your issue directly.

A lawnmower that has a mulching blade is totally different to a grass collection blade. The mulching blade cuts and re-cuts the grass clipping into tiny particles. These small particles are then blown downwards into the sward, out of sight. These tiny slithers of grass will breakdown within hours depositing key nutrients (i.e nitrogen, potash and phosphate) back into the lawn allowing micro-organisms and worms to carry these nutrients back into the soil. The big advantage with mulching is the time it will save you emptying the grass box with no more heaps of grass to worry about!

A lawn scarifier is a machine that cuts through the turf, removing moss and dead grass. It aerates and helps to revive a tired or spongy lawn. Scarifiers have fixed knife blades attached to the cylinder. These remove moss and thatch, but at the lowest setting cut through the base of the sward into the underlying soil to help aerate it. By cutting through the grass stolons, the offshoots are separated into lots of individual plants, which helps to thicken up the turf and improve its health. While a rake brushes across the surface to take leaves off for example, a scarifier actually pushes down into the grass perforating it across the top to let in air, it will therefore also encourage growth. If you have a mossy lawn, a scarifier would be better.

Robotic Mowers are the easiest way to a green, healthy and perfect lawn. Beyond that, it provides a homeowner or property manager with more time for other projects.

Yes, Robotic Mowers are very simple to operate. Once you’ve installed the robotic lawn mower, it automatically ensures that your lawn is cut without any involvement from you. Whether you’re at home or away, your lawn will be well-maintained. You'll never worry about mowing again

No, anybody can use a Robotic Mower! The robot mower is very light compared to conventional lawn mowers, weighing only 15 to 30 pounds. And the control panel is intuitive to operate. Once in use, the Robotic Mower can be left alone to do its job.

Not at all. The sound level of a Robotic Mower is very low, ranging from 69 dB(A) to as little as 58 dB(A), depending on the model. By contrast, the average level of normal mowers is between 95 and 100 dB(A) of noise. You can easily have the mower working in your yard without disturbing yourself or the neighbors.

Absolutely! Because Robotic Mowers cut just a little grass on a continuous basis, the clippings are small enough to be recycled back into the soil as a natural fertilizer. The result is a greener, fuller, healthier lawn.

By mowing grass from different directions, Robotic Mowers gives an even, carpet-like look to the lawn. It’s the most reliable way to cover the whole yard, leaving little-to-no grass uncut.

Yes. If you can mow a lawn with a traditional mower, Robotic Mowers will mow it, too. During the installation process, you or the installer will outline areas the mower should ignore, including flowerbeds, bushes and water features.