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Original review: June 28, 2019I bought the LAWN-BOY walk behind mower on the 20th of May. I bought it because it had a 3 year start guarantee. I put it together about June 17th, and it started right up. I started it maybe 6 times that day and without fail it started right up. Yesterday June 27th, I brought it out for the second time using it and it wouldn't crank after 7 or 9 pulls.

I look on the internet and it says sometimes the bag is not properly installed so I take it off and it took like 7 pulls to finally start the thing. I just bought it and I'm having problems. I bought this thing because I have arthritis and can be pulling and pulling on the cord.

I just wrote the company to see what they have to say, but I don't want to be hauling this in for service after cutting the grass twice. This is ridiculous. Original review: April 23, 2019My father was a WW2 Vet and always told me to buy Lawn-Boy! I listened to him and only bought Lawn-Boy mowers!

My Last mower ran like a top after 7 years and I gave it to my son when he bought a new house. The new Lawn-Boy I bought the arm spring broke before I used it once!!! I adjusted the cutting height and the POS arm broke in half! I think the engines are great however the mower parts are crap. I wrote the company and never heard back. I think my email went straight to China. I loved Lawn-Boy!

Original review: Oct. 4, 2018For a year now I have a leaky gas cap apparently due to a warped plastic filler tube (a pretty big design flaw).

Needless to say this is horrible on hilly property of which I can only put approx 1/4 tank full and need to be aware to mower slant. Last weekend I was mowing and the mower stalled. I can't get it started, will fire once and then die. Think I need to do through carburetor cleaning. Not impressed with this fairly new mower.

Luckily I only paid $195 as a reconditioned one from Home Depot and I can fix it myself. Original review: June 24, 2018So, I've had similar disappointments with the TORO made Lawn-Boy's.

I was lucky enough to have a credit card protection feature that when I couldn't return mine, I could exercise my card protection for an alternate replacement. Having 2 properties which really isn't unusual these days, I had a need for another mower. I keep remembering how I loved the low noise, LIGHT, Lawn-Boy mower. The smell of 2-stroke in the morning. Smells like victory!!! I was never a yard sale kind of guy, but after passing an older Lawn-Boy model for a couple days at a estate sale, what have I got to lose by asking. 100$ buck are you kidding me?

The sale was to end the next day. I stopped again the next day and had my son walk up with $30 and the mower (I verified it would start the previous day). He quipped, 'I finally got the money, here ya go'. Well the rouse worked. What we didn't know is that the bagger attachment, mulcher cover, and 6 bottles of 32:1 Lawn-Boy oil also came with.This is still a newer (2001) top exhaust 2-stroker. So not as quiet but apparently still some hints of quality. At the time I got it, was 2003.

Since then I have only replaced the blade, plug, and all 3 control cables (throttle, deadman bale, & drive cable). I don't use ethanol fuel, and I filter each pour when filling. The reusable foam air filter I clean regularly, but has not hardened or deteriorated.I Should replace the pull string soon, it's finally getting frayed. It's been used so much, the pull string guide which is plastic, has massive groves (not a issue) worn into it. I mention only because this mower has been heavily utilized by me. Mower roadway inclines, back 40, and a 1.33ac yard.

It's as green as the day it was new, the stickers just now (2018) beginning to fade some. Only a slight vibration I attribute to another worn, improperly maintained 'muncher fan' that compliments the blade. It's lost one of its tips due to a nasty impact. So 17 years later, (15 for me) even had I given the $100, and the $60 I've since spent. Is nothing short of AWESOME.Wishing TORO would bring back the quality, and quit trying to make machines that use the same parts and technologies!!! Original review: June 14, 2018I have LOVED Lawn-Boy lawnmowers for years. I guess I finally have to say that they are not what they used to be.

The air filter box has fallen off and now the rivets for adjusting the height have popped off and I can't mow because it is in the lower position and the mower won't go through my yard at that setting. Needless to say I'm very disappointed and would not recommend to anyone to buy a Lawn-Boy; which I HAD always done in the past. I truly was in love with my Lawn-Boy lawnmower; but not the newer ones. They just don't make them like they used to!!!

I'm very sad. Original review: May 24, 2018I have owned Lawn-Boy lawn mowers for the past 25 years and only had to buy two models in that time span. 3 1/2 years ago I bought a new Lawn-Boy hoping that the quality was the same as the past. Needless to say I’m writing this review based on the past three years and all I can say is do not buy a Lawn-Boy lawnmower. After three years the head gasket is leaking and to repair it will cost almost as much as a new lawnmower.

Having contacted Lawn-Boy and not wanting to do a thing about it because it was out of warranty is forcing me to buy a more reliable product. I’m sure I will be happy with the new Honda mower I am purchasing. Within a year the carburetor needed to be replaced. This mower is only used every two weeks on 5000 sq ft of turf from April to October on flat land. At about 2 years of use the rear height adjustment mechanism lost all of its screws and is totally defective making it impossible to regulate the rear height of the mower. The self-propel gears have also begun to work sporadically.

Bottom line, I would not buy another Lawn-Boy. Once the warranty is gone they don't stand behind their product, and even under warranty they will delve into the fine print to say it's not covered! Mower was purchased on July 5, 2015. At ConsumerAffairs we love to hear from both consumers and brands; please never hesitate to. We take privacy seriously, please refer to our to learn more about how we keep you protected. You’re responsible for yourself and please remember that your use of this site constitutes acceptance of our.Advertisements on this site are placed and controlled by outside advertising networks. ConsumerAffairs.com does not evaluate or endorse the products and services advertised.

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