May 24
From the Manufacturer
The Scotts Elite Reel Mower has a 16″ cutting width, with a cutting height range of 1/2″ to 2-1/2″. It is lightweight, with easy to push 10″ wheels and radial tread tires. The handle is a flared “T” style with cushioned grips. The blades are heat treated tempered alloy steel with steel cutter bar for years of use. It has unbreakable steel side plates and 1″ welded torsion tube frame assembly. 2 Year Limited Warranty
Product Description
16 In. Cutting Width, with height range of 1/2 In. to 2 1/2 In.. Lightweight, with easy to push 10 In. Wheels and Radial Tread Tires. Flared T Style handle with cushioned grips. % Blade, Heat Treated Tempered Alloy Steel Blades and Cutter Bar for years of use. Unbreakable steel side plates, 1 In. Welded torsion tube frame assembly.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Good little mower
Bought this mower knowing the yard in the house I rent is more like a weed patch than an actual yard: the ground is rough, and instead of grass I have patches of weeds here and…
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good deal
When this mower arrived I immediately pulled it out of the box and put it together. Within 5 minutes and with no tools it was completely put together.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Useless with bermuda grass
I have a small bermuda lawn in Arizona, about 900 square ft, so I thought a cheap reel mower would be the best choice. I couldn’t have been more wrong.
4.0 out of 5 stars
SFAB
I have been using a reel mower for six years. Five years with an expensive Brill model and the past year with the less expensive Scotts 16 Inch Elite.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Buy an Electric Mower
My husband bought this mower thinking it would do the job of a 0.5 acre lawn, get him some exercise, and save the environment at the same time.