16 or 19" model? I have a small yard, and I think the agility of 16" might be better for me. But that seems awful small.
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I recommend the 16". I thought it sounded small too, but it is totally fine and doesn't seem small at all.
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I am using 16" and never wanted a wider one. My yard is 200 square meters and usually I need half an hour to cut.
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My yard is very small and a portion is hill... I got the 19" so I didn't have to make more passes. I love the 19" and even though it doesn't have any auto drive functionality - I have no trouble getting around the yard. I LOVE it!
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I have a small yard as well. I have the 16" model. It works just fine on my lawn. I'm actually amazed at how powerful it is. And being somewhat smaller is actually a benefit as you said for getting into and around small areas of the lawn. And the whole thing folds up really small for storage.
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Well...since I'm of the "more is better" persuasion, my knee-jerk answer is the 22lb. That said, though, I'm 5' 8" & 150 and the 17.6 works just fine. Of course, I haven't actually tried the 22lb, so can't say whether it might really be better and worth a couple of bucks. Hope that helps!
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I would get the 126" length, and you would have a 15" drop on either side. If you get the smaller one (102) - it would be too short. I am not a professional, just my opinion.
332120
I would stay with the 20. I have the 20 and my friend has the 47. I feel like the 20 is more compact and doesn't take up much space.
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Herb: Love the mower but compared to my previous 17 inch one, this one is a monster (size) and the way it is built, is awkward to both store in my garage, and awkward to use in confined spaces where you have to make tight turns.Can't imagine even how I could lift it to hang it on the wall. MaxPI@aol.com
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I myself would not prefer the 21" over the 16". I like the 16" very much. It serves my needs very well.
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We bought the 16" for our grandson who was 12years old at the time. He is a small compared to other boys his age but seems to work just fine for him.
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16 should be ok. I have a medium size yard and it works fine. Battery will last about 45 min to an hour with no problem
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I would order the 18" replacement. I found it so easy to install. I hope it works well for you.
785443
It possible that is less than 16 inches. However several of my clients use it regularly without difficulty.
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We actually purchased the 29" version...maybe that was the problem because it is not designed to be that tall.
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Ours is an 18 inch model and we are very happy with the product! Good Luck!
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I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.
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Definitely go bigger; go for a 24" to learn on. If I had to do it all again, I would not buy this brand unicycle. A good adult uni is the Torker LX (as opposed to the CX, which is like $20 less but much cheaper quality. I bought a CX for my girl and regret not spending the little bit more for something decent).
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The fiskars 28 inch would be better suited for you ; this will give you more power in your swing in we're you stand to the timber you are splitting; awesome bit of gear happy splitting!
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this is my first 24 inch saw as well, I went from an 18 to this. It has been a great saw. I probably ran it for a good 15 hours this year after buying it with out any problems. My friend has a 24 in stihl and preferred using the husky. It handled great!!!
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I find that each Lithium-Ion battery (two come with the mower) lasts about an hour. There are several caveats: the thickness and wetness of the grass. I have found that a setting of "3" works very well and gets the longest battery life. That level also looks good. I would reccomend the 19 inch model over the 16 inch mower unless you have an extremely small yard. These machines are not meant for yards larger than a quarter acre in my opinion. Larger yards require more battery changes.