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The directions says to plug a fuse into the battery. I cannot figure out what they are talking about. There is nothing in the box that looks like a fuse. Am I missing something? Do you now anything about a lawnboy self propelled lawn mower with electric start. Did someone at the store take the fuse out of the box? Where would it be? Am I just stupid cause I cannot find anything that looks like a fuse?

See if this helps - I just Googled Lawn Boy. The fuse is amber colored plastic. This shows where it goes.

http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.c fm?&sk=6253C7D2-7305-11DE-9262-00D0B 789305D&&ProcID=21571&Manual ID=505

2009-07-20 14:05:45 by happydawg

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no! the ones today are not powerful enough for commercial use!and could not take to use and abuse

2006-07-28 10:15:42 by thedeward

Yes there are corded electric self propelled mowers. Here is one example.
http://www.mower-buyer.co.uk/products.ph p?q=OLEO+MAC+G48+TE+SELF+PROPELLED+ELECT RIC+LAWN+MOWER+SPECIAL+OFFER

2009-06-13 12:13:14 by efficient_guy

I'm buying a new house with 1/2 acre of lawn. There are some moderate hills, so I would want a model that is self-propelled.

hey, i wouldnt recomend using a electric lawn mower, specially seeing as its half an acre of lawn, i would suggest getting a fuel powered one. it depends alot on your budget and if you want to do any gardens on the side aswell, but i own a semi pro lawnmower make called hayter, they are by far the most reliable lawnmower that you can get that is just normal and it will last you for years and years, my dad owns one and has owned it for 8 years and still not had a thing wrong wi it. mines 3 years old and is fine and the one at my work is over 10 years and still hasnt going wrong with it. other then that try just get a wee toro, kubota, ransoms, honda or john deere mower, hope this helps :D

2009-06-18 11:07:00 by Scott S

Hey everyone, I'm a total newbie for lawnmowers and need some help picking one out. I'm basically looking for a Gas powered lawn mower to cut the grass once a week. We live in a Townhouse so our lawn isn't too big. I heard Electric lawn mowers are not that great for cutting grass and take up a lot of electricity to recharge their batteries, hence looking for a Gas powered mower. Does anyone know the difference between a Self-Propelled, and a Hand Push Mower? My budget is roughly $200-300...any suggestions would be more than appreciative.

Check with Sears, they have good medium priced mowers. The SP pulls itself forward, where the other one doesn't. I have both, as some of my lawn has small trees and bushes, but the SP is great for most of it. The size of the area to be mowed may also factor into your choice, as a small even lawn, will not take much effort, and a push mower is cheaper then a self propelled.

2007-08-10 17:45:25 by Nick F