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Old 11/13/06, 06:24 AM
 
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Neuton mower

Due to a shoulder injury, I can no longer manage a pull start, so have been replacing all of the maintenance toys with electric. Does anyone have a Neutron mower? The ads look simply delicious, but then, ads generally do.
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Old 11/13/06, 06:50 AM
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what's a neutron mower? Is that a brand name for an electric lawn mower?
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Old 11/13/06, 06:58 AM
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http://www.drpower.com/prdSell.aspx?...51568XE2553829
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Old 11/13/06, 11:12 AM
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It would seem to me that pushing that mower with its heavy battery would be a real pain in the shoulder. How about an electric start, self propelled gas mower. When I mowed grass for a living 35 years ago, Lawn Boy was our favorite brand because they were lighter than say Toro.
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Old 11/13/06, 05:23 PM
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The Neuton is the one we are planning on getting in the spring. Dh has a crushed right elbow, and needs it a little easier, as he is getting older.

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Old 11/13/06, 05:36 PM
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Weight with battery is 48 lbs.
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Old 11/14/06, 06:50 AM
 
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So, the picture in the ad of the slender lady holding the machine off the ground with one hand must be of a batteryless machine. At 48 lbs, it is lighter than my old B & D model that is no longer available (the new rechargeable is 85#). And yes, shoving 50 # up the hill of the orchard is a real challenge, but plan to fence it in and turn the sheep in there. So the Neutron will be used mainly for mowing garden paths, trim, and such. I like the idea of getting an extra battery. Was hoping to find someone who had one and vouch for dependency and long life.
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Old 11/14/06, 12:27 PM
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Just got a Stihl chain saw with the "Easy 2 Start". Amazing. See the web site. Not all tools available.

http://www.stihlusa.com/trimmers/easy2start.html
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