Tools & Hardware : Black & Decker Lawn Hog 12 Amp 19-Inch Electric Mulching Mower with Rear Bag #MM875
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List Price: $249.99Amazon.com's Price: $218.47 You Save: $31.52 (13%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Black & Decker
EAN: 0028877329857
Label: Black & Decker
Manufacturer: Black & Decker
Model: MM875
Publisher: Black & Decker
Sales Rank: 987
Studio: Black & Decker
Features:- 19-inch electric mowing mulcher with rear bag; mulch, side-discharge, and rear-bag options
- 12 amp motor; one-touch deck adjustment offers 1-1/4 to 3-1/2-inch clearance (7 steps)
- Cutting deck made of super-tough polymer
- No assembly required; rear bag and mulching insert included; chute for side discharging sold separately
- 36 by 22.5 by 17.6 inches; 61 pounds; lifetime guarantee on mower deck; 2-year guarantee on mower
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Amazon.com Review:
If you think electric mowers are designed for the meek, you've never tried the Black & Decker MM875 Lawn Hog. A high-efficiency 12 amp motor provides all the power you need to tackle even the toughest lawn. Best of all, you never have to hassle with oil, gas, or spark plugs again! The mower comes fully assembled in the box. No tools, no worries--you'll be up and mowing in no time. And best of all, no pull starts! Adjusting the wheel height is quick and easy thanks to a simple one-touch system that raises and lowers all four wheels to any of eight preset heights in one operation. Whether you love yard work or consider it a chore, Black & Decker's MM875 Lawn Hog will have you looking forward to your weekly appointment with the lawn. --Carl Thress
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Look ! No Gas!
I love this electric lawn mower that is rechargable. I live in the suburbs and cut about 6500 square feet of bluegrass mixed. No air pollution but it is also patriotic! How? I don't need to buy any gas from foreign sources! That's right no gas and no air pollution. That makes great sense to me.
Rating: - New in November
I bought this in November to finish our lawn season and used it three times. It was easy to use the first time and each time. It came out of the box and we attached the handle and our own heavy duty extension cord. We got tired of the pull cord on our gas mower and always having to plan to have gas on hand. It's a breeze to operate. Our property is only 60x100 and we have outside outlets at each end of the house. The bag is easy to empty. I'm so glad we made this decision. One tip.....instead ... Read More
Rating: - B&D Lawn Hog 18" Electric Mower
This is a replacement for the same unit that I owned for 12 years. That unit was damaged when an object broke the plastic casing, which could not be replaced due to age (no longer available). The mower has served me well in a residential southern setting, regardless of the time between mowings. One caution, however. I have had to pay a local authorized repair shop $90 every 12-24 months to overhaul the unit, replacing the blade, the electric switch, damaged wheels, etc.
Rating: - Great for California Sized Track Home
This is the top rated electric lawnmower by Consumer Reports. It is strong, quiet and light weight. There is also a very simple height adjuster. Three of my neighbors have the same unit. For smaller yards this is all you need. Just make sure you don't run over the cord. Finally, save money and buy it on AMAZON. Amazon easily beat the department stores and it qualifies for free shipping.
Rating:  - I have purchased two of these...
This product is not perfect. It is largely plastic, and prone to breakage if you use it as though it is of the old, all-metal construction. In fact, between the time we took delivery on our second unit and my dropping the first at the dump, we had to cannibalize a part from the prior unit. That said, we prefer an electric model, and when used judiciously it will plow through and handle long, thick grass and mulch up leaves, to boot. Just be sure not to run it over hard objects, which one shouldn't do ... Read More
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