A little maintenance twice a year pays off with longer, more reliable lawn mower performance. The work isn't difficult and takes less than an hour to get your lawn mower ready for spring.

The best in our tests leave a thin dusting; the worst leave a relatively thick coating. The Yard Machines 31AM63FF is part of the Snow Blowers test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests ...

For a rating of less then "good," we strongly advise you use hearing protection. The Yard Machines 31A-32AD is part of the Snow Blowers test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests ...

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Which to buy first, a lathe or a mill? It’s a tough question for the aspiring home machinist with limited funds to spend on machine tools, but of course the correct answer is a lathe.

They include simple manual tools you can bang with a sledgehammer or maul, as well as large yard machines that drive a metal wedge through a log, cleaving it in two. Depending on how much hard ...

We love watching the foliage transform from green to brilliant gold and yellow every fall. But after that peaceful moment ...

So sizing your machine to your specific lawn can be even more important when looking at electric options. On the other hand, some of the electric units are compatible with battery platforms ...

Leaf mulchers come in a few different forms, ranging from handheld models for small jobs to large machines that you can tow behind an ATV or riding lawn mower. When selecting a leaf mulcher ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Maintaining a lush, green lawn is more than just a seasonal chore—it’s a year-round commitment that requires expertise and ...

If your lush lawn has unsightly blotches here and there, you might have crabgrass in your yard. Despite the name, crabgrass is actually a type of weed and is similar to dandelions. Trouble is ...

These powerful lawn machines can produce wind speeds upwards of 200 mph, giving you the power to herd all those leaves into a pile so you can run them through a mulcher, or pack them up and put ...