Lawn Mower Safety
Posted by adminDec 21
Lawn Mower Safety Tips

As with any new piece of equipment that we purchase, its always a good thing to read the instructions as well as all safety precautions that go along with it.
In this post I will post some lawn mower safety tips for everyone as well as some general advice that pertains to lawn mower safety as well.
- Leave all the safety features intact. Gaurds and deadman switches are there to protect you from danger. DO NOT disable them.
- Never reach into a mower when the blade is engaged (running.) If the lawn mower clogs up the discharge chute, shut off the engine before trying to undo the clogged chute. Mowing the lawn wen the grass is dry will prevent clogs and keeps you from slipping in the wet grass.
- DO NOT let children operate the lawn mower. They are not big enough or mature enough to operate it safely.
- Always do a walk around of the lawn you are about to mow, picking up sticks, rocks, dog chains, metal and other trash before mowing the area.
- Keep your feet clear from the deck and blades at all times.
- Wear long legged pants to protect your legs and boots to protect your feet.
- Always wear hearing and eye protection.
- In a well ventilated area refill the gas tank carefully. No smoking while refueling. Let the engine cool prior to refueling and never refuel while the engine is running.
- If you are using a bagger, make sure that there are no holes in it. The mower can pick up small rocks and debris and they can be discharged through the holes. Never operate a rear bagger without a bag unless the discharge door is closed on the lawn mower.
- Always pay attention. DO NOT operate a lawn mower after drinking, taking medication, or any other drugs.
















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