Frequent routine maintenance costs you both time and money. With traditional mowers, it doesn’t matter if you have it or not: you’ve got to carve out room in your budget and your day to keep your machine in good running order. But if you’d rather be out cutting grass — and costs — there is a solution: low-maintenance electric mowers.

A Traditional Maintenance Checklist

Check your oil before each use
Change your oil
Replace your oil filter
Check and clean your spark plugs
Examine your air filter for loose/damaged parts
Replace air filter element
Replace fuel filter
Check your belts
Monitor your cooling system
Watch for fuel leaks

And don’t forget those other as-needed tasks: rebuilding carb/injectors, replacing belts, pulleys, or clutches, repairing fuel leaks, and more. The costs add up to thousands of dollars over the life of your mower — not to mention the hours your machine is out of service as you attend to these budget-busting maintenance jobs.

Get Back to Work with the Mower of the Future

Here’s your routine maintenance checklist for an electric mower:

Grease the two grease fittings on the front wheels every 50 - 100 hours.

Yes, that’s it.

With no internal combustion engine, your maintenance to-do list is virtually non-existent. This can save you as much as $3000 - $5000 over the life of your mower. That’s sure to come in handy!

When you own a gas mower, costly, time-consuming maintenance is part of the package. The ongoing expense of owning and operating these models is a drain. With advanced electric mowers, you can realize a return on your investment instead.

If you’re ready to see just how low maintenance Mean Green Mowers really are, click here to request a demo!