JOhnny, one last thing to consider, if you are going to invest in a regular mower, buy the best that your pocketbook can afford. Most of the Home Depot or Lowes mowers are NOT build for longevity if regularly used on large plots of landscape. You need to look at the mower equation with an eye towards the "right tool for the right job".
I buy Murry push mowers for trimming with the idea in 2 years or so, I replace them.......because they wear out. However, the low cost of investment, I am ok with that. $200 every 2 years is ok with me. I could buy a Honda or a Toro for $600+, but I can afford the $100 per year better as an initial investment. With that said, I also don't worry that at the end of the 2nd year, I need to buy a new one.
Balance your ability to invest against what work you are requiring the mower to do.
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