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All lawn mowers have one basic flaw. Get rid of it and it's much lighter, goes faster, goes under low branches and between bushes, turns on a dime, saves gas, mows in the rain and lets you have fun to as well. That flaw is the rider. So we made radio-control mowers. Here's a good resource for making your own remote controlled lawnmowers. Link. Thanks Ken!
Radio-Controlled Lawn Mowers
All lawn mowers have one basic flaw. Get rid of it and it's much lighter, goes faster, goes under low branches and between bushes, turns on a dime, saves gas, mows in the rain and lets you have fun to as well. That flaw is the rider. So we made radio-control mowers. Here's a good resource for making your own remote controlled lawnmowers. Link. Thanks Ken!
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May 2, 2005 01:46 AM
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Funny, all of the mowers I've ever used never had anything called "the rider". They had a pusher, though...
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