Lawn Mowers Under $5000.0

Our selection of lawn mowers and other outdoor power equipment can help you maintain your landscaping throughout the year, improving the curb-appeal of your home and helping you build satisfaction and pride in your yard.

Frequently Asked Questions: Lawn Mowers & Power Equipment

What features should I consider when choosing a lawn mower or power equipment?

When it comes to choosing a lawn mower or outdoor power equipment, you should first consider the size of your yard and its landscaping needs. For example, if your yard is large, riding lawn mowers may be a better option than a standard push mower.

If you want a push mower, you will need to decide between electric or gas lawn mowers. Lawn trimmers and edgers are also something you might want to consider when looking at how best to keep your lawn looking great.

If you are planning some larger projects around your yard, such as trimming trees and bushes or adding some new plants, other power equipment can help make the tasks easier. Again, you will need to ask yourself what and how big these projects are. Keeping your lawn and garden in good condition is easy when you have the right tools!

Can you provide information on different types of power equipment for lawn care?

When it comes to the lawn mowers for sale at Sam's Club, there are three main types to choose from:

• Riding lawn mowers are best-suited for large yards, allowing you to sit while you mow.
• Electric lawn mowers use a rechargeable battery or are plugged into an outlet to run an electric motor.
• Gas lawn mowers use a gasoline engine to power the mower.

If you are looking into keeping trees and bushes trimmed nicely, chainsaws can make quick work of cutting through large branches. In the fall, leaf blowers are an ideal solution for quickly gathering leaves.

Are there maintenance tips and schedules for lawn mowers?

To keep your lawn mower in good condition, it is important to keep it out of the weather. Our selection of sheds and outdoor storage provides solutions for storing your tools and lawn mower throughout the year.

Before mowing your lawn for the first time in the year, you should check all the mechanical connections and fluid levels, topping off gasoline and oil if needed. Throughout the mowing season, keep an eye on the connections and fluids to keep your mower running smoothly all summer long. Prior to storing your mower for the winter, drain off the gasoline and safely store the batteries and cord.

Do you offer assembly services for lawn mowers and power equipment?

All the lawn mowers for sale and outdoor power equipment can be easily assembled at home.