Product Features:

• 5 heat-treated, steel blades;
• 2-year warranty
• 20-inch reel mower with 10-inch dual tracking wheels and rugged radial tires

Product Description:

This classic Scotts Push Reel Mower gives you the fuel savings of a manual mower and the wide cutting width of a power mower. Its unique rear wheel design helps reduce drag and improve maneuverability. Drive: Push, Cutting Width (in.): 20, Engine: None, Cutting Height (in.): 1 - 3, Blade Type: 5-blade, 5-spider ball earing reel, Front Tire Size (in.): 10 (primary wheels), Rear Tire Size (in.): 6 (tracking wheels), Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 28 x 18 x 11

Customer Reviews:
Will Change Your Idea of Mowing
This summer, sick of my dirty, smelly, loud gas-powered mower, I decided to purchase a reel mower. As someone who considers himself to be environmentally friendly, I no longer felt comfortable using a polluting machine on my lawn. At the same time, I didn't want to turn lawn mowing into a huge, difficult task. After researching every model on the market, I decided I would give the Scotts 2000-20 reel mower a try. My idea of lawn mowing has completely changed. What used to be a tedious, annoying task is now pleasant and relaxing, due to the ease of use and functionality of this mower. Out of the box, it is very clear how to put this mower together, and it should take no more than about 30 minutes to get the assembly done. Just remember to put some dishwashing detergent inside the rubber handle cover before you slide it on. Then you're ready to go. The height adjustment, which is located near one of the rear wheels, is very easy to access: you simply push a lever in and slide it to the...

August 28, 2001 (Western Massachusetts) | Rating: 5

Safer, quieter mower. Definitely worth a consideration.
I just eagerly put my reel mower together, having spent much time researching whether I should get one or not. The reviews on here were especially helpful. In short, I'm glad I bought it. Pluses:1. Safer: no flying rocks or other projectiles, your kids won't sneak up on you and get extremities caught in the blade the way they do with gas mowers. As an ED physician, this is an especially important observation that I don't think had been pointed out before.2. Quieter: my neighbors are thankful, as are my ears3. No smoke, no gas fumes4. Easier handling than gas mower, lighter, can get in crevices more easily and safely5. Better for environment, save on gas, oil.6. Easier to start-up; I'm more likely to cut the grass with this mower7. Doesn't take any longer to mow then lawn vs. a gas mower (and if you gas mower is finicky, will probalby be faster).Negatives:1. Requires a bit more elbow grease with thick grass, especially on hills. Not...

July 20, 2002 (United States) | Rating: 4

Concerned about reel mowers? Don't be.
I own a John Deere 4.5 hp 22" gas-powered (4-stroke) self-propelled mulching mower. I think it retailed for about $600-700 ten years ago. It's performed very well, but it needs annual service; it needs to be cleaned, and it clogs if the grass is damp or too tall.I'm not sure what made me look at reel mowers on Amazon. Maybe it was wondering how I was going to transport my gas-powered mower to John Deere for service this year. Maybe it was my surprise when I saw I'd have to buy gas twice in one season this year. Having to tune the carburetor almost every week this season? Breathing in unfiltered exhaust?Whatever the reason, I found this mower on Amazon and was intrigued by the idea of a clean, quiet mower. The fact that its cutting method might be better for my lawn was just a bonus. No gas or tune-ups? Even better.The reviews on Amazon were encouraging, but I did a lot more research than that. I looked at the Brill Luxus, but it has a maximum cutting height of 1.8". I don't...

October 25, 2002 (Arlington Hts., IL USA) | Rating: 5