The machines here not only spew fewer (or zero) emissions, they're cheaper to run and quieter too—something your neighbors will like if they sleep late on Saturday mornings
Why to Buy It Electric mowers have been around for decades, so the technology is fully mature-and cheap. They produce no emissions while you're mowing, and they're lighter than gas mowers, requiring no tune-ups or oiling to work properly.
Keep in Mind Since the cord keeps you tied to a power source, these models are best suited for small lawns-no more than a quarter-acre. Most corded mowers don't offer as much power as amped-up gas mowers, so make sure the one you pick can tackle your terrain.
19-inch corded Lawnhog mulching mower, about $229; Black&Decker
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