Will it work on a bumpy yard?
926140
It should work fine as long as it is not too bumpy. My yard is comparatively glad but does have a few lumps in it. The mower is fairly heavy and the main wheels are big enough that it smooths out the bumps. Despite the weight the mower pushes pretty easily once you get going. I would definitely buy it again knowing what I do after using it for several years now.
926141
My guess is it depends on the height you want to cut it. Cutting short might be more of a problem, as you could cut into the dirt. One reviewer said this was better than the Max version for a yard with gofer holes because the Max has the small wheels in front.
926142
Not very well; you need to get a long, fast push going to get any benefit from the fancy gearing. An ordinary manual push mower will probably work as well, and cost less.
926143
My yard is the bumpiest, hilliest, steepest thing ever and this mower takes it all. I've not had 1 issue with this mower since I bought it and I used it exclusively all last summer. It's a great mower. I highly recommend it.
926144
My yard is fairly flat and i'm not sure how you would define bumpy, but the mower seems to handle unevenness pretty well. There are a few depressions in the yard and it handles them fine. I would think you would be o.k. unless the yard was so 'bumpy' it looked like a washboard.i.e. if the 'bumps are spaced at least as far apart as the length between the front and rear wheels you shouldn't have any problems. But again, i don't really have experience with a lot of unevenness.
2094043
It will work for smooth surfaces. You may want to use some expandable foam too for cracks and corners.
1933233
Yes it will. The studded tires allow for that. Now, if the grass is tall, it might have more difficulty.
1731682
Yes it will but it's slow. It will pull grass and weeds out of the ground, roots and all. You will have to stop and rake the stuff out of the way as you move along the area. I have a mantis tiller which really tears up the ground but it doesn't pull the weeds out as well as the B&D. My battery lasts for about 30 miinutes, but I have 4 batteries so not a problem....
1232137
It depends on what you consider "hilly". You do have to be careful as it is lighter than a gas mower so the front wheels tend to rise on occasion. For flat surfaces it works better than any gas mower I've owned. If you can afford retain a lawn service do your lawn.
2228898
I think it would be OK on a sidewalk. I don't think you need to have a perfectly flat surface for it to work.
980700
The ground has to be smooth concrete or tile, I do not think it works directly on dirt ground.
890887
Does fine. It's wheels are relative small so if the street is bumpy, you'll feel the bumps.
1678775
I would not use this in a vehicle on bumpy roads. The grip is strong but the arm will bounce & move around.
577972
I think it would be fine. Just be sure if you are using it in a company that you have it marked where the bump will be. We use it on a cement floor and it works great.
1878925
This creeper has small wheels, and little clearance, it works best on hard surfaces. You will not be happy off-road.
1408333
I have a little hill that it worked well on. I think it might be fine it seems to be pretty slippery.
67363
Amber, not if it's a thick pile. It depends on your grass and if your lawn is even. I have a slight bank and it doesn't work as well than if the yard is perfectly flat. Don't know if this helps you or not?
1530470
I think so...you might have to tilt it back and slightly raise the lip up just a little. I am assuming your dirt driveway it pretty flat/smooth.
15393
Yes it should. And I used to slip the ring over my ball hitch. I used it on my 5 acres to keep the weeds at bay and loosening the ground. I used 4 of these when I was on 30 acres. Hope this helps.
1173180
If you pitch it low to the ground and keep the peak angle low, it should work well. Though it will be close quarters, this should keep even a sideways rain off you... for the most part.
1999209
Yes, provided you have a good incline. My 2 year old grandson loves to see how far he can go. The car sits pretty low, though, so the grass should not be very thick. I think it would also work great in a long driveway or patio surface.