Weed Eater 22" 2-in-1 Side Discharge High Wheel Lawn Mower

I purchased this mower online and used it once. The first time I used it was nothing but a headache. Constantly stalling. I managed to finish my yard and let it sit until the next week. Next week, I primed it and it started, but only until the primed gas burnt off. I called the manufacturer about the 2-year warranty, and was informed that the carburetor needed to be adjusted. They referred me to a local mower shop, which I called, and was informed that they only honor the warranty if it was purchased from them. At this point I'd had enough, packed it back up in the box and brought it to my local Walmart to exchange it for a Murray which I have been completely satisfied with.

Mower is shipped in one carton and is entirely assembled. I raised the handle and tightened a couple wing-nut. After adding the motor oil, which is included in carton, and filling with gasoline, one pull of the crank rope started it. After a few feet of cutting I raised the height with the levers on each wheel and was ready to cut the yard. It was a breeze to setup and use. It may be a little heavy for using on steep grades, especially for older people.

Pros: nice price, lightweight, plenty of cutting power Cons: the engine kill bar can get a little uncomfortable after mowing for over an hour----recommend wearing gloves, or using a clamp of some sort to hold lever against the push bar to avoid constant squeezing while mowing

I would recomend this mower to anyone. It is easy to start, and easy to push. I guess that is because of the large rear wheels. The wheels are very easy to adjust to just the right height depending on how high the grass you are cutting is at the time. The price is affordable, and I don't believe you could find a better deal on this mower than the one that Walmart offers. Yes I am definately satisfied with this mower, and would recommend it to anyone.

I bought it towards the end of last summer, used it for about a month and then stored it in the Garage after ensuring the gas was all used up. Last week took it out, filled it with gas and it started up after I removed the plug and cleaned it. Yesterday when my boys were attempting to mow the yard with it, it started smoking really bad and knocking really bad. I had them shut it down, checked the oil and it was full. Restarted it, same knocking and smoking, then died. Crank after crank and it wont start. New plug still no joy. I really miss my old briggs and stratton that lasted 10 years.