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Re electric rotary lawn mowers
Further to our recent discussion, I checked out eight different mowers
at Payless today. All had geared reduction drives plus some form of soft coupling between the motor and blades. The only exception was a non-grass collecting Flymow which was direct coupled, ie cutter on motor shaft. The grass collecting Flymows had gearoxes (or it may have been a toothed belt). A speed reduction device anyway. I was getting funny looks, I couldn't dismantle them of course. So, as I suspected, the Naturist Philosopher was right. |
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