LawnMaster MEB1216K Electric Lawn Mower 16-Inch 12AMP

I don't write many reviews. I have to be either really disappointed or really love something. This mower rocks! Yes, it is small with plastic wheels, but it's mighty. It goes through the grass like butter. I have a zero turn as I have a few acres, but it was broken, and I was waiting on a part. I bought this to hold me over so I could at least mow the backyard for the dogs. I didn't want to spend the money on a gas mower or a battery mower. Besides, I don't have any faith in the battery mowers to do what I needed, certainly not on a single charge. This is lightweight, no problem pushing, and now I use it in place of a weed whacker. Zero turns are great for going around trees, not so much in corners. No more having to drag the weed whacker out to make several passes to cut down the fenced corners and around my garden area where the zero turn can't fit. (52" deck) Honestly, I wish I had bought this sooner. I would much rather push this around than swing a weed whacker back and forth. This mower is significantly faster and produces a more consistent cut than weed whacking where the zero turn doesn't fit.

Wow, wish I'd had this as a young lad! Fantastic mower, feather light to where we don't need any self-propulsion! Only 37 lbs. with the two batteries installed and it really feels like an empty sack, there's no weight to have to push around! Was thinking of getting the self-proipelled model but it was 13 lbs. heavier, $100 more and NO NEED! This mower is great to push around, just the same exertion as if I was walking in the park! Wow! Did I say Wow? really. Only need it for the trim and around the trees and bushes as we have a riding one for the main portion, so didn't want to spend a ton. Sure was worth the risk, as we had never heard of Lawnmaster, but for us, Lawnmaster from now on!

Corded version.Pros:- Lighter that previous mowers.- Smaller so it can fit in storage instead of out in the elements.- Plastic bottom that won't rust out like previous mowers.Cons:- If you mow without the bag, there is an slight opening in the bag that the grass will come out of until it clogs up at which point grass goes out the bottom like it should.- The rubber safety flap in the back of the mower is too large so you can't pull the mower backwards. I had to remove the rubber piece for now so I could mow the yard. I'll probably cut it down to size so you can pull the mower backwards.- Smaller than I am used to so it takes more back and forths to mow. Luckily the yard is small.- To flop the handle down for storage, you have to screw the handle on both sides. Previous mower (different name brand) had a lever that you could flip to fold the handle. I'll have to move the one from the old mower to this mower.

I love the 19” Lawnmaster CLMF4819A. I am a woman in my 70's who never mowed a lawn. I have a long, steep driveway. Several weeks ago my lawn service guy said he was retiring and had no recommendations. I decided to try the Lawnmaster, but was worried about getting it up the driveway. I feel like a kid with a new toy. I actually look outside waiting for the grass to grow so I can use it again. No tools, not even a screwdriver, are required. A few large knobs are hand turned to attach the handle and put it at exactly the most comfortable height for you. Other than that, it's like attachments for a vacuum cleaner that you clip on deciding what you want to do. It takes about 2 square feet of floor space in the garage because it can stand on end, which also makes it easy to clean. Although the delivered box was difficult to maneuver, the mower with it's handle on top is easier to pick up than the litter bag for my cat. No problem wheeling this up the driveway. Large wheels go easily over lumps in the yard. Adjusting the height of the blade is a one finger operation requiring no strength and has a nice range. Switching the mode of operation and checking the battery status is a push of a button on the handle. Checking the charge of the batteries can also be done with buttons on the batteries when they're not being used. Charging takes maybe an hour. Does a nice job on the lawn and is quiet enough so I can easily hear audio books on ear buds. My property that gets mowed is smaller, maybe 50x30 (?), and the included batteries are enough to complete it with charge to spare. For you guys that like strong, loud and heavy, this is not for you. It really does seem like a light plastic, but that's why it's easy to use. Wouldn't go smaller than 19” and wouldn't try banging it around. But it's great to use, nice to store, has lots of flexibility, and gets the job done.

I ordered this LawnMaster mower in early September and it arrived quickly. I had trouble with it only lasting a couple of minutes of mowing. I contacted the manufacturer and followed their instructions to try to get it to mow my small lawn. Eventually I had to dismantle it to test the connections and have specific information to give the manufacturer. The problem was in the sealed power transfer block, probably a defective power or heat limiter. They then agreed that I should strip the identifying information off the mower, send it to them and I should dispose of the mower, they'd send a new one.I chose to keep the defective mower until I had a replacement. After a week I contacted the manufacturer and they said it'd be 25 to 30 days to get the replacement mower to me. After 33 days I contacted them and they said they were contacting the carrier to find our what happened. They were to get back to me by the end of the week. No contact, no response to my follow up email.I then called Amazon, knowing that I was well out of the return window. As best I can tell LawnMaster set me up to be unable to get help from Amazon or contact them again. It was fortunate that I chose to hold onto the defective mower. Amazon was very accommodating, accepting the return and making a refund less a restocking fee. I'm glad Amazon did not leave me hanging, although I don't think I owed a restocking fee or that the product could be restocked - defective and without identifying markings.