Lawn Mowers UK - Review of Best Selling Lawn Mowers

Feb. 22, 2010 - PRLog -- Edwin Budding came out with the first lawn mover in 1827 in Gloucestershire and his model was intended primarily to cut the lawn on stadiums, sports ground and gardens, serving as a suitable alternative to scythe and was later patented in 1830.

In 1859, Thomas Green designed the first chain-driven mower and manufacture of lawn mowers incepted in the 1860s. Production ceased in 1863 after abut 5000 machines were produced. The first human-pushed lawn mower designed by Elwood McGuire of Indiana in 1870. It was lightweight and proved an instant commercial success.  

A series of innovation and improvements followed between 1899 and 1950 until in 1952, Power Specialties Ltd. unveiled a gasoline-powered rotary mower. The first commercial rotary mowers were rolled out by Victa Company in 1952 and these mowers were easier and lighter to use than its predecessors.

Welcome  http://www.lawnmowersuk.org.  This website really has a point to prove with its repository of exhaustive and expert reviews on some of the best-selling lawnmowers that you can find in the UK. This website made a bang last year when it made an earnest attempt to point out both the advantages as well as the disadvantages of a particular Lawn mower model making these reviews more neutral and unbiased.

We in fact read a review on ‘Bosch Rotak 320 Electric Lawn Mower’ that brought out all the quintessential features of the Lawn mower and detailed information of technical specifications including Lawn Mower Type, Power source, Motor, Handle type, Cutting Width & Height, Grass bag capacity, Switch type, Variable Cutting Height and availability of Folding Handle, Height adjustable handle, Torque, Mulcher system, etc besides additional features and applications.

Some of the brands that this website boasts of presenting products include Alko, Atco, Bosch, Efco, Flymo, Hayter,Qualcast, Stiga, et al. You can also find a gamut of Lawn mowers including Cordless, Cylinder, Electric, Petrol, Push, Self Propelled and Robotic Lawn mowers. Visit  http://www.lawnmowersuk.org   to know you could keep your lawn in shape with the minimum of efforts.