Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Do You Make the Cut? Properly Packing Your Lawn Mower

In the process of moving, there are usually a few items that you stumble upon and wonder how exactly you are supposed to pack them. Your lawn mower is probably one of those items. The good news is that it really isn’t that complicated. Nationwide Relocation Services is here to offer information on how to properly pack your lawn mower.

What kind of lawn mower do you have? There are numerous types, including:
  • Lawn Tractors
  • Manual-Reel Mower
  • Gas-Powered Mowers
  • Zero-Turn-Radius Mowers
  • Electric Push-Type Mowers
Depending on the type of lawn mower you have, you will need to follow different steps. We're here to help you do just that!

Sitting Lawn Mowers
If you own a sitting lawn mower, there are a few things you will have to know in order to properly pack it. For a sitting mower, you must first clean it with a hose to remove as much dirt and grass as possible. You will also have to properly dispose of any oil. Most reputable moving companies will not allow you to put any gasoline in the moving truck. You will also have to talk to your moving company to determine the best way to ship your lawn mower. Some companies will recommend sending it on a separate vehicle that specializes in delivering vehicles such as riding lawn mowers.

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Pushing Lawn Mowers
The following directions are helpful to any type of pushing lawn mowers. If you have one of these types, be sure to use our tips as well as any manufacturer's directions that came with your lawn mower. Give yourself plenty of time so that you do not rush. If you can, you may want to do prep your push lawn mower a day or two before you are supposed to move out of your home. This will make it easier for you to go through each step without the added pressure of moving day to worry about.

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