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  Most Reliable Zero Turn Mower & Cheapest. When talking about lawn mower, most people want to ride zero-turn riding lawn mowers. Most of them doesn't have steering wheel. They have two levers that control two motors connected respectively to each rear wheel. Pushing both levers forward causes the mower to move forward, while pulling them back causes it to reverse. The farther you push in either direction, the faster you go. To curve right, you push the left handle farther forward than the right handle, and vice versa if you want to curve left. If you want to make a swinging turn - which leaves no grass uncut and sets you up that much faster for your next pass down the yard - simply push the appropriate handle forward while keeping the other one in neutral, causing the mower to pivot around the stationary wheel. You can also spin around completely in place by moving one lever forward and pulling one lever back with equal force, in which case you'll be pivoting the mower around the central point between the two drive wheels.
  
  Zero-turn mowers help save time because they're easy to handle, highly maneuverable and constantly in action. Plus, with a zero-turn mower, you can cut closely around obstacles like bushes and flowerbeds, eliminating the need to waste time trimming with a weed whacker. In this recommendation, we would like to overview probably the most sold, the most reliable and maybe the cheapest in it's class.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Most Reliable Zero Turn Mower & Cheapest. When talking about lawn mower, most people want to ride zero-turn riding lawn mowers. Most of them doesn't have steering wheel. They have two levers that control two motors connected respectively to each rear wheel. Pushing both levers forward causes the mower to move forward, while pulling them back causes it to reverse. The farther you push in either direction, the faster you go. To curve right, you push the left handle farther forward than the right handle, and vice versa if you want to curve left. If you want to make a swinging turn - which leaves no grass uncut and sets you up that much faster for your next pass down the yard - simply push the appropriate handle forward while keeping the other one in neutral, causing the mower to pivot around the stationary wheel. You can also spin around completely in place by moving one lever forward and pulling one lever back with equal force, in which case you'll be pivoting the mower around the central point between the two drive wheels. <br /> <br /> Zero-turn mowers help save time because they're easy to handle, highly maneuverable and constantly in action. Plus, with a zero-turn mower, you can cut closely around obstacles like bushes and flowerbeds, eliminating the need to waste time trimming with a weed whacker. In this recommendation, we would like to overview probably the most sold, the most reliable and maybe the cheapest in it's class.</div>

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