Great States 414-16 (16") Deluxe 5-Blade Push Reel Lawn Mower

Grade	Style
Surface Area Small	Terrain Flat
Width 16 Cutting Inches	Power

An Environmentally Friendly Alternative To Gas-Powered Mowers
•No gas, oil, fumes or noise to spoil a beautiful summer day

16" Cutting Path
•A perfect size for small to medium lawns

5 Blade, 4 Spider Ball Bearing Reel
•Heat treated, alloy steel blades and cutter bar
•Unbreakable steel side plate

1-Inch Welded Torsion Tube Frame
•Added durability and strength

Easy Cutting Height Adjustment
•The ability to change cutting height from 1/2" to 2-1/2"

Large 10" Cast Iron Wheels and Rubber Tires
•Easier to roll and turn, even in tall or thick grass

Flair Style Handle with Cushioned Grips
•A comfortable handle that lessens hand fatigue

Tool-Less Assembly
•Makes putting this mower together an easy task

Model
	Model Number:	414-16
	Manufacturer	Great States
Drive
	System	Push
Wheels
	Front Tire Size	10 Inch
	Tire Type	Solid Rubber
Deck
	Cutting Options	Rear Discharge
	Material	Steel
	Blades	5 Blades
	Positions	3 Positions
	Cutting Height	0.5-2.5 Inches
Accessories
	Rear Bagger	Sold Separately
Overview
	Weight	33 Lbs. (14.97 kilograms)
	Consumer Warranty	1 Year

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2 Questions

Q: How do you sharpen blades on a reel mower?
by Tammy from California on June 10, 2011

A: Tammy - we sell a reel mower blade sharpening kit reel mower sharpening kit This is probably the easiest way to sharpen your reel mower blades if you want to do it yourself.
by Todd, Product Expert

Q: Hi there, I am interested in buying a reel lawn mower and don’t know which one to buy. I live in South Florida (Miami). I don’t want to spend money on gas and I definitely don’t like fumes. I heard our grass down here is difficult to cut with reel lawnmowers and wanted to know which one you would recommend. Thanks again.
by Antonio from Florida on June 10, 2011

A: Antonio - If you live in South Florida, chances are your lawn is a St. Augustine type of grass. And yes, this is some of the toughest grass to cut with a reel mower. If you have a thick grass like a St.Augustine, a Zoysia, or a Bermuda, you are going to need a heavier weight reel mower to plow through the thicker blades of grass, and that means it's going to be harder to push. I would recommend the Fiskers Momentum reel mower. Fiskars reel mower The Fiskars weighs more than a conventional reel mower, but the forward position of the reel and the versa-cut height adjustment will probably give you the best performance when it comes to managing thick grass like you have.
by Todd, Product Expert

Overall
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June 05, 2010

Greg
Mountain View, MO

What a great mower!

Once I adjusted the rear cut bar! (Very important) It sounded like a sharp pair of scissors going through fabric when I started cutting my yard.

Very light and easy to handle unlike my grandmother's was 40 years ago.

No gas required- just your sweat and some refreshments of your choice. I mowed 1/2 acre in about 1 hour and 30 minutes. A normal gas push mower took me about 1 hour so no real big time difference.

Health and environmental benefits are things you have to say are priceless compared to any type of GAS powered mower.

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