Gas mowers dominate when it comes to cutting power, but electric mowers are quieter, cleaner, and easier to use and maintain.

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Available in gas and electric, these riding mowers are typically pricier, but they’re faster and can turn in place, which lets them nimbly maneuver around obstacles such as trees. Electric ...

[jhark] was and decided to do something about it by converting his riding lawnmower over to fuel injection. After stealing a fuel injector from his van and bolting it onto the mower’s carburetor ...

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After a month of use, we can genuinely see ourselves upgrading to an electric riding lawn mower; in fact, three months after our test, we're still bummed to be back on our gas-powered riding mower.

He built a wood gas generator on top of a formerly gasoline powered lawn mower, so he can now run his lawn mower on wood chips. Wood gas generators have been used with internal combustion engines ...

This gas-powered mower has a 144cc OHV 4-stroke engine ... or sightseeing -- like city riding -- but the biggest way they push the envelope is by offering that long-range electric power.

Anyone who's been woken at the crack of dawn can tell you that gas-powered riding mowers are noisy, noxious machines. The EGO Power+ Z6 is neither. It has the equivalent of a 22 horsepower engine ...

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That reflects experiences with more than 16,000 gas mowers, more than 10,000 battery mowers, and more than 9,600 riding mowers. For more details on the key factor of reliability, read our reports ...