Lawn Equipment Blog
Safe PSI Levels for Power Washing Your Vehicle and Home
There are few chores on your outdoor “to-do” list that are as satisfying as power washing your home or car. From a springtime patio spray down to a post-suds car cleansing, power washing gets the job done right. However, these tools have “power” in their name for a...
Is a Short-Blade or Long-Blade Hedge Trimmer Best for You?
Blade length is the most common question we get asked when someone is shopping for a hedge trimmer. With a large variety of hedge trimmers to choose from, we thought it might be a good idea to present our short-blade vs. long-blade hedge trimmer buying guide. What is...
How To Protect Your Lawn Mower from North Texas Dust and Heat
As everyone here knows, our north Texas summers can be brutal. The intense heat can wear you down. It can also wear down your lawn mower as this more arid time of year can lead to trouble with dirt and dust particles. Ready yourself and your lawn more for the heat...
Maintenance Differences Between 2-Stroke and 4-Stroke Engines
While simplified to each being internal combustion engines, 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines vary greatly in engineering and also in how you must maintain them. We look at some of the nuances between these two common engine types and take a specific look at the...
Is a Zero-Turn Mower or Riding Tractor Best for You?
It’s a more common question than you might think. As for the answer, well, it’s not all black and white. There’s a lot to consider when it comes to choosing which is the best option for you and your mowing or landscaping needs. Generally speaking, the market for...
E10 Effects on Small Engines
First, for the uninitiated, let’s tackle the question. What is E10? E10 is a gasoline mixture that contains 10% ethanol which is a type of alcohol that is derived from plants, typically corn. As a result, it is often considered a more eco-friendly alternative to your...
Why You Should Choose Classic Turf Equipment for Your Golf Cart Repair in DFW
There’s no great time for your golf cart to go belly up. Low batteries, worn or damaged brake pads or cables, faulty electrical issues, clogged air filters, steering issues or failing transaxles are just a few examples of where it could all go wrong. Sometimes you’re...
Lawn Striping Tips With a Push Mower
Did you know those mower tracks actually have a name? It’s called lawn striping. Sometimes it’s just the end result of a freshly mowed turf. Other times it can be something that is purposely achieved for the sake of showcasing a beautifully maintained lawn. Let’s look...
Are Power Washers Repairable?
When it comes to anything you own that can wear or break down the question eventually rears its ugly head: should you replace an item or have it fixed? From cars to computers to lawn maintenance equipment, it’s a common dilemma. So, let’s take a closer look at the...
Why You Shouldn’t Neglect Golf Cart Maintenance
The lesson is learned soon enough: neglect comes at a price. When something or even someone is neglected, it will cost you down the road and maybe sooner than you think. The same applies to your golf cart. Whether you’re using your golf cart for the sake of the...