A good lawnmower , so far so good...

Sam's Club was great, I returned the lawn mower after removing the oil and gasoline from the unit. The manufacturer was very poor on all their responses I would not recommend.

I used the lawnmower once and the self=propelled stop working. I am taking it back for an exchabge. Maybe I'll have better luck with the next one. Stay tuned i'll let you know the outcome.

I’ve always bought craftsman mowers but saw this on sale at Sam’s Club. No complaints and exceeded my expectations. Fired right up first pull and set up was easy. Very impressed.

It is easy to start but a pitiful mower. Very lightweight and does not cut grass evenly. I would not recommend buying this mower unless your yard is very flat and smooth.

The self-propelled function broke after 4 passes across the yard. But we were able to fix it. Used it a couple more times. Hoping it doesn't happen again.

Works good on the first use.. Ordered online. Went to SamsClub store for pick up. Like the Yard Force 21" Self-Propelled RWD Walk Behind Mower so far no problem.

Though I've only used this mower once so far, I was very impressed. It is well built and has a very heavy duty frame. It was very easy to assemble, just as the description said. The first pull on the handle, and the mower was running. An easy pull as well, I might add. Very responsive controls. I am pleased with my purchase, and would recommend.

Ordered this, left front wheel didn’t touch the ground, under another one, had the exact same problem

This is a decent lawnmower but the first one I purchased didn't even have all of the parts included to build the mower. Returned it to the store easily and the replacement had all the required parts. Better quality control at the factory would have been nice... The "quick knobs" are a gimmick and easily fall off. Furthermore, the vibrations from the mower can loosen the nuts on the handlebars in this location. Use removable "thread locker" when building this part of the mower or else you may lose the nuts in your grass like I did the first time using it. USE NON-ETHANOL FUEL. I can not stress this enough!!! Ethanol in regular gasoline can easily ruin small engines. If you have a local marina, they use non-ethanol gas in boats for this reason. Find a local source for "boat fuel" or non-ethanol gasoline and use fuel stabilizer like Sta-Bil to keep it fresh. If you can't find ethanol-free gasoline in your area -- Home Depot does sell TruFuel which is specially formulated for 4-cycle engines.