When shopping for a new mower, you’ll hear a lot of noise about how battery mowers have “gas-like” power. But the fact is, there is no comparison when it comes to power, performance and run times. So why settle for “gas-like” when gas gives you everything you need and more.
Gas-powered mowers provide double the power to cruise through thick, wet grass or uneven lawns with ease.^
Gas has the power to keep going - no matter the size of the lawn, the type of grass, or whether you're using features like mulching or bagging.^
Gas mowers are built to last. While battery mowers have come a long way, the battery can lose up to 6% run time annually and may need to be replaced in as soon as 2.5 years.+
With gas, you get all the power, performance and run time you need, plus additional features like self-propel, push button starting and more.
Easy to Start. Easy to Maintain. Easy to Store.
Innovation inspired by you. Today's gas mowers can do things not thought possible 5 years ago.
Find the Right Mower for the Job
Answer a few quick questions below to see which gas mower is best for maintaining your lawn.
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^Comparison of a Briggs & Stratton 725 EXi Series™ engine to a 4AH battery mower.
+Compared to the PowerPulse 2017 median replacement age of gas walk and battery walk mowers.
*Regular maintenance is still required. To see complete details refer to your Operator's Manual. Briggs & Stratton standard warranty terms and conditions apply. Just Check & Add™ does not extend the warranty period.
**Space savings are in relations to the space consumed by a traditional walk mower that is stored with the handle in the standard operating position.
***Sound levels may vary based on application.
