In our techno savvy culture where a large majority of people spend a good portion of their day in front of a computer to earn their living, I found a product that will assist office workers and those working at home a way to get fit and accomplish something productive – mowing the lawn. Even prisons are using this lawn mower to provide prisoners with extra physical activity.
The mower is the Easun NatureCut Ideal 40 Push Reel Mower. It’s a very eco friendly alternative to a gas push mower. The NatureCut Ideal 40 is the newest version of People Powered machines 2008 top seller, Sunlawn LMM 40. This mower is very similar to the ones our grandparents, or great grandparents, used only with all the modern design improvements.
This people powered machine is medium weight compared to some of the other versions available. Its cutting width is one of the highest at 16”. It is recommended for lawns up to 10,000 square feet. It has five blades that do not need to be sharpened for 8-10 years – wouldn’t our grandparents love that idea! And there’s even an optional grass catcher available for an additional cost.
All in all… this push mower has what most of us need and provides us a way to get out of the office and into the fresh air. The Easun NatureCut Ideal 40 Push Reel Mower can be found at PeoplePoweredMachines.com for only $199.00 – includes free shipping.
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I love this mower!
My kids use it without my fearing for their safety. It is even easy for my 80 pound 10 year old to push. With the mower weighing something like 19 pounds he can get it on and off the garage wall hooks and up the stairs with no problem.
The only caveat is that if the grass gets really long, it is harder to deal with…which means I have to step in and help. And we all now dread Saturday mornings when the surrounding neighbors emerge wearing ear protection and grimly enduring their noisy smelly mowers.
Thanks for the article!
I am glad to hear that you have had good success with this mower, especially with your children. Yeah, they tend to need a little help now and again as they are learning to take on more work, don’t they?
Once the noise and smell of your neighbors mowers dissipates, don’t you just love the aroma of fresh cut grass? I do!