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Product Description
The classic Scotts 20-Inch 5-Blade Push Manual Reel Lawn Mower is the clean, quiet, and healthy way to take care of your lawn. Gas-powered rotary mowers produce emissions and the blades hack at the grass, tearing vital fluids from the grass leaving them open to disease and insect attacks. With Scotts 20" classic hand push manual rotary reel lawn mower there is no ripping or tearing of the grass blades, it has no motor or engine, requires no substantial clean-up. The 5-blade hand push manual reel rotary lawn mower snips the grass, cutting each blade of grass like a pair of scissors, leaving your lawn greener and healthier. This hand push, no-gas, manual rotary reel lawn mower is easy to assemble, lightweight, easy to operate and convenient to store. Keep your lawn healthy with Scotts hand push manual classic and old fashioned rotary reel lawn mowers.
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Light, maneuverable, economical. The Scotts 2000-20 Classic Push Reel Lawnmower handles thick turf with ease and provides a quiet, pollution-free solution for any lawn. The mower's dual tracking wheels and ultra-sharp steel blades ensure easy, accurate cutting and efficient operation. Powered by you, the mower has a wide cutting path and quick-snap height adjusters that ensure effortless operation and keep you in complete control of your grass height. A wide cutting path, quick adjustment, and dual tracking wheels make mowing easy. Easy to Assemble With the Scotts 2000-20 Classic Push Reel Lawnmower, you not only save yourself the expense of purchasing gasoline, but you also decrease your carbon footprint by eliminating the pollution created by a gas mower. Powered by you, this mower has no complicated engine components to deal with and assembles with no tools required, so you can be ready to cut the grass within minutes of receiving your new lawnmower. Wider Cutting Width Reduces Time and Effort. The Scotts 2000-20 Classic Push Reel Lawnmower features a wider-than-average 20-inch cutting width that reduces time and effort on your part. A wide 20-inch cutting path will reduce the number of passes required to cut your lawn, so you will get the job done more quickly and more efficiently. Quick-Snap Height Adjusters Mean Easy Custom Control. Get complete control over the height of your lawn. The easy-to-use quick-snap height adjusters provide fingertip control over your blade height for precision cuts. Adjustable from one to three inches, they easily fit into nine different height slots and stay securely locked in place thanks to quick-snap technology. Precision Blade Technology and Ball Bearing Reel. The five-spider, five-blade reel features five heat-treated steel blades for accurate cuts every time. Designed with smooth ball bearings, the blades spin efficiently as you push the mower. Each blade slices through grass with extreme precision, leaving behind fine mulch, which is essential for a healthy lawn. The five-blade cutting action is designed to provide precision performance over the life of the mower, and its tough, heavy-duty steel design is built to last. Dual Wheel Tracking for Maneuverability. The Scotts Classic Push Reel Lawnmower features two 10-inch composite wheels with radial tires plus two six-inch tracking wheels for added maneuverability. This innovative dual wheel tracking technology eliminates drag and makes it easier to push the Scotts 2000-20 mower over even the toughest terrain. The loop-style handle with foam grip provides added comfort during operation and also enhances the mower's maneuverability. The Scotts 2000-20 20-Inch Classic Push Reel Lawnmower weighs approximately 34 pounds (shipping weight) and is backed by a two-year warranty. Scotts 2000-20 Classic Push Reel Lawnmower, handle, and composite wheels.
melissa g
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
I have always wanted a gas-free, oil-free, filter-free, spark plug-free, choke-free mower, after battling mower troubles every single summer- but was told not to get a manual reel mower if my yard was large, uneven, or has sticks etc.But last summer I ignored the nay-sayers and purchased this mower at half the price of the cheapest gas mower for my tree and stick filled uneven half acre AND I LOVE IT!!It cuts beautifully and easily, it’s quiet so i can mow any time and hear my audio books, no projectile grass or sticks flying out like a gas mower, so my dog can be out while i mow! I DO pick up large sticks prior to mowing, but it easily rides over small ones.The mower does occasionally get hung up on a mid-size stick, but a half a roll backwards and it’s dislodged - no big deal! It does a marvelous job, takes up only a small amount of garage space and is easy to maintain! I run a blade sharpener over the blades once a month since my lawn is large and give it a shot of WD40 and it’s all good! I am a fit middle age lady and had no trouble assembling or using this mower myself. The only thing that has slowed my mowing downare random folks stopping me to ask about my old-timey mower! I encourage them all to give one a try! Definitely recommend the 20 inch if your lawn is large. I have owned this mower for 6 months, and besides some minor fraying of the foam handle grip, have not had any issues or required any repairs. LOVE it!
melissa g
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
I have always wanted a gas-free, oil-free, filter-free, spark plug-free, choke-free mower, after battling mower troubles every single summer- but was told not to get a manual reel mower if my yard was large, uneven, or has sticks etc.But last summer I ignored the nay-sayers and purchased this mower at half the price of the cheapest gas mower for my tree and stick filled uneven half acre AND I LOVE IT!!It cuts beautifully and easily, it’s quiet so i can mow any time and hear my audio books, no projectile grass or sticks flying out like a gas mower, so my dog can be out while i mow! I DO pick up large sticks prior to mowing, but it easily rides over small ones.The mower does occasionally get hung up on a mid-size stick, but a half a roll backwards and it’s dislodged - no big deal! It does a marvelous job, takes up only a small amount of garage space and is easy to maintain! I run a blade sharpener over the blades once a month since my lawn is large and give it a shot of WD40 and it’s all good! I am a fit middle age lady and had no trouble assembling or using this mower myself. The only thing that has slowed my mowing downare random folks stopping me to ask about my old-timey mower! I encourage them all to give one a try! Definitely recommend the 20 inch if your lawn is large. I have owned this mower for 6 months, and besides some minor fraying of the foam handle grip, have not had any issues or required any repairs. LOVE it!
D. Paskey
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022
After cutting my lawn with a gas-powered mower last summer, I wanted to simplify things. I really don't want to stress over spark plugs and oil and gasoline, and hoping that my engine will start when I pull the cord. All the maintenance. We already have a car for that. I wanted something I could understand, that worked well. This does the trick. I honestly look forward to cutting the lawn now. It's a fun experience. I like the 20-in width because you tend to overlap as you travel back and forth across your lawn anyway, so it's great that you don't have to do as many passes as you would with a narrower mower. I like not having to make sure I have enough gasoline to cut my lawn, especially as gas has increased in recent months. The only fuel I need is in my body. Our lawn is mostly level, yet this does give me a bit of good exercise, though nothing too extreme at all. What I lose in machine-propelled front-wheel drive I make up for in a healthier heart. I'll take it. This is much quieter than an electric or gas-powered mower, so I am able to cut grass at 7:00 a.m. before it gets very hot or the day gets busy, and not bother anyone. The first time I used it, my wife didn't even know I was outside her window cutting grass. I'd been reading up before my purchase, and I learned that a reel mower is better for your grass due to its cutting method, working much more like scissors rather than a rotating horizontal blade that tends to leave the tips of grass brown and leaves behind a trail of “hay” unless you use a bagger on your mower. With several blade height settings that are as easy as popping a little handle out of a notch and then back in around the wheel, it's also possible to cut the grass much shorter like golf course style than other styles of mowers, if that suits your needs. I share an unfenced lawn with my neighbors, so personally I use a higher blade height in order to match what they've cut already with their electric and gas mowers. Many people have said that you need to use a reel mower much more often than a gas-powered mower, but that hasn't been my experience. If I cut any sooner than weekly (~30 minutes), I find that there's very little that's ready to be cut. I'm guessing amount of rain and sunshine and grass type are factors in this, though. All in all, I'm really digging this retro mower lifestyle. Stress-free. Yes, please!
D. Paskey
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022
After cutting my lawn with a gas-powered mower last summer, I wanted to simplify things. I really don't want to stress over spark plugs and oil and gasoline, and hoping that my engine will start when I pull the cord. All the maintenance. We already have a car for that. I wanted something I could understand, that worked well. This does the trick. I honestly look forward to cutting the lawn now. It's a fun experience. I like the 20-in width because you tend to overlap as you travel back and forth across your lawn anyway, so it's great that you don't have to do as many passes as you would with a narrower mower. I like not having to make sure I have enough gasoline to cut my lawn, especially as gas has increased in recent months. The only fuel I need is in my body. Our lawn is mostly level, yet this does give me a bit of good exercise, though nothing too extreme at all. What I lose in machine-propelled front-wheel drive I make up for in a healthier heart. I'll take it. This is much quieter than an electric or gas-powered mower, so I am able to cut grass at 7:00 a.m. before it gets very hot or the day gets busy, and not bother anyone. The first time I used it, my wife didn't even know I was outside her window cutting grass. I'd been reading up before my purchase, and I learned that a reel mower is better for your grass due to its cutting method, working much more like scissors rather than a rotating horizontal blade that tends to leave the tips of grass brown and leaves behind a trail of “hay” unless you use a bagger on your mower. With several blade height settings that are as easy as popping a little handle out of a notch and then back in around the wheel, it's also possible to cut the grass much shorter like golf course style than other styles of mowers, if that suits your needs. I share an unfenced lawn with my neighbors, so personally I use a higher blade height in order to match what they've cut already with their electric and gas mowers. Many people have said that you need to use a reel mower much more often than a gas-powered mower, but that hasn't been my experience. If I cut any sooner than weekly (~30 minutes), I find that there's very little that's ready to be cut. I'm guessing amount of rain and sunshine and grass type are factors in this, though. All in all, I'm really digging this retro mower lifestyle. Stress-free. Yes, please!
Mike J.
Reviewed in Mexico on November 21, 2021
Excelente para cortar el cesped
Mike J.
Reviewed in Mexico on November 21, 2021
Excelente para cortar el cesped
Elisha Phillips
Reviewed in Canada on August 30, 2020
This is the Porsche of reel mowers: easy to push, lightweight, easy to sharpen (with an auxiliary sharpening kit, $25.00), well-engineered and nicely painted. It can be set to five different cutting levels in three ranges, moving from very low (1") to high (2.5"). Out of the box it comes adjusted to the highest range, but this can be changed to one of the two lower ranges fairly easily by removing the wheels. There are several youTube videos that explain how to do this. It is important to know that push mowers don't handle very long grass or weeds very well. On the other hand, they do a great job of manicuring lawns to a uniform height. Unlike power movers, they actually cut the leaves rather than ripping off the tops. And (of course) the Scott's 2000 is good on gas and good for the environment, and it's not going to wake up the baby.
Elisha Phillips
Reviewed in Canada on August 30, 2020
This is the Porsche of reel mowers: easy to push, lightweight, easy to sharpen (with an auxiliary sharpening kit, $25.00), well-engineered and nicely painted. It can be set to five different cutting levels in three ranges, moving from very low (1") to high (2.5"). Out of the box it comes adjusted to the highest range, but this can be changed to one of the two lower ranges fairly easily by removing the wheels. There are several youTube videos that explain how to do this. It is important to know that push mowers don't handle very long grass or weeds very well. On the other hand, they do a great job of manicuring lawns to a uniform height. Unlike power movers, they actually cut the leaves rather than ripping off the tops. And (of course) the Scott's 2000 is good on gas and good for the environment, and it's not going to wake up the baby.
Old Canuck
Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2018
Easy to assemble, light, cuts well. A minor gripe: handle was manufactured on the cheap with two bottom struts that are identical when they should be mirror images. Result: You have one side with a nut that seats snugly in a groove and another where it's the other way around. Workable, but sufficiently counter-intuitive that they explain it at length in the assembly instructions. As well, a nut came loose that secures one of the rear wheels after two runs on our very small lawn. Poor quality control. In an awkward spot as well so a serious hassle to get at it and tighten it again. I'm giving it three stars because it's a very handy little mower and it's very convenient to adjust the cutting height. But I'm not confident it will hold up given all the plastic bits and things coming loose more or less out of the box. Will revise up or down at the end of the summer!
Old Canuck
Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2018
Easy to assemble, light, cuts well. A minor gripe: handle was manufactured on the cheap with two bottom struts that are identical when they should be mirror images. Result: You have one side with a nut that seats snugly in a groove and another where it's the other way around. Workable, but sufficiently counter-intuitive that they explain it at length in the assembly instructions. As well, a nut came loose that secures one of the rear wheels after two runs on our very small lawn. Poor quality control. In an awkward spot as well so a serious hassle to get at it and tighten it again. I'm giving it three stars because it's a very handy little mower and it's very convenient to adjust the cutting height. But I'm not confident it will hold up given all the plastic bits and things coming loose more or less out of the box. Will revise up or down at the end of the summer!
riceguy
Reviewed in Canada on October 21, 2018
Did a lot of research on reel mowers. Was skeptical but took the plunge and am very happy.Pros:Assembled in 10minutesSturdy simple constructionMinimal storage space20” cut width, best goingEasy to adjust heightsSharp blades and ready to go out of boxSilent and no pollution and gas/oil neededRelaxing and quiet and easy to pushCons:Takes a bit of learning getting the grass at the right angle. Start high to get the high grass strands then reduce to get a lower all round even cut. Not great for bigger lawns since you might have to run over the same spots a few timesUpdate:Alas, i went back to gas. The number one thing you absolutely must do with this mower is keep up with regular mowings. About every few days (depending on growth rate). If you slack, the grass will get too long to cut. IF you can keep up, its a great little mower. But it only takes missing the max growth height once to get the mess started.
riceguy
Reviewed in Canada on October 21, 2018
Did a lot of research on reel mowers. Was skeptical but took the plunge and am very happy.Pros:Assembled in 10minutesSturdy simple constructionMinimal storage space20” cut width, best goingEasy to adjust heightsSharp blades and ready to go out of boxSilent and no pollution and gas/oil neededRelaxing and quiet and easy to pushCons:Takes a bit of learning getting the grass at the right angle. Start high to get the high grass strands then reduce to get a lower all round even cut. Not great for bigger lawns since you might have to run over the same spots a few timesUpdate:Alas, i went back to gas. The number one thing you absolutely must do with this mower is keep up with regular mowings. About every few days (depending on growth rate). If you slack, the grass will get too long to cut. IF you can keep up, its a great little mower. But it only takes missing the max growth height once to get the mess started.
Battle Mage
Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2015
this mower works awesome on most types of our modern "domesticated grass"I live in a mountain pass and my lawn gets invaded with a lot of thick, hardy straw-like grass. This mower cannot cut these grasses it bends them over and rolls over them. If you had a full lush lawn of say, kentucky blue grass, it would work well. It's sharp, it's robust, and watching the knives twist and swirl is somewhat soothing. Overall I would probably buy a gas powered lawnmower if I had to do it over, but this is a good mower for a city backyard.
Battle Mage
Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2015
this mower works awesome on most types of our modern "domesticated grass"I live in a mountain pass and my lawn gets invaded with a lot of thick, hardy straw-like grass. This mower cannot cut these grasses it bends them over and rolls over them. If you had a full lush lawn of say, kentucky blue grass, it would work well. It's sharp, it's robust, and watching the knives twist and swirl is somewhat soothing. Overall I would probably buy a gas powered lawnmower if I had to do it over, but this is a good mower for a city backyard.
D. Rose
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2010
I recently moved to a rented house from an apartment and had to look into getting a mower again. I have always hated every lawn mower I've ever had, they require too much maintenance and are a pain to start, especially in the spring after sitting through the winter. They're noisy, smelly, get dirty, and my hands get all tingly from the vibration of holding the handle with the blades going.So, I wanted to try something different and wondered if they still made the old manual mowers, and found this one on Amazon.Assembly was easy, basically just screwing on the handle to the actual mower mechanism with some provided thumb-screws. There is also a wrench-like tool provided for adjusting the blades if they get out of alignment.The mower works great for certain types of grass and grass that isn't overgrown. You have to make sure your yard is clear of sticks and twigs before you mow, as even a tiny twig will get stuck in the blades and you'll have to pull it out. Also, ground squirrels are a problem where I live (Central California), and their little piles of dirt will be bad for the blades as well, meaning I have to flatten them all out before mowing.If grass gets overgrown then the mower won't cut well, as the grass will just get pushed down flat before reaching the blades and the mower will roll right over it without cutting, so you have to stay on top of it and not let it get too tall. I also have to make multiple passes through some parts of the yard, especially the couple of clover patches that I have. The mower either gets bogged down in the dense clover or the wheels push it down and it doesn't "pop" back up fast enough for the blades to cut it on the next pass.The mower is relatively easy to push unless you are in dense or tall grass, and the noise is definitely less than a motorized mower, though it was louder than I expected it to be. You definitely have the metal on metal sound of the blades rubbing together, but it's nothing compared to a standard mower.Overall I'm pleased with the purchase. It's nice to not worry about starting a mower up, getting gas in a can to keep it going, etc. It's also nice to carry it from the garage to the yard with one hand and store it easily, plus it was cheaper than a motorized mower!
D. Rose
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2010
I recently moved to a rented house from an apartment and had to look into getting a mower again. I have always hated every lawn mower I've ever had, they require too much maintenance and are a pain to start, especially in the spring after sitting through the winter. They're noisy, smelly, get dirty, and my hands get all tingly from the vibration of holding the handle with the blades going.So, I wanted to try something different and wondered if they still made the old manual mowers, and found this one on Amazon.Assembly was easy, basically just screwing on the handle to the actual mower mechanism with some provided thumb-screws. There is also a wrench-like tool provided for adjusting the blades if they get out of alignment.The mower works great for certain types of grass and grass that isn't overgrown. You have to make sure your yard is clear of sticks and twigs before you mow, as even a tiny twig will get stuck in the blades and you'll have to pull it out. Also, ground squirrels are a problem where I live (Central California), and their little piles of dirt will be bad for the blades as well, meaning I have to flatten them all out before mowing.If grass gets overgrown then the mower won't cut well, as the grass will just get pushed down flat before reaching the blades and the mower will roll right over it without cutting, so you have to stay on top of it and not let it get too tall. I also have to make multiple passes through some parts of the yard, especially the couple of clover patches that I have. The mower either gets bogged down in the dense clover or the wheels push it down and it doesn't "pop" back up fast enough for the blades to cut it on the next pass.The mower is relatively easy to push unless you are in dense or tall grass, and the noise is definitely less than a motorized mower, though it was louder than I expected it to be. You definitely have the metal on metal sound of the blades rubbing together, but it's nothing compared to a standard mower.Overall I'm pleased with the purchase. It's nice to not worry about starting a mower up, getting gas in a can to keep it going, etc. It's also nice to carry it from the garage to the yard with one hand and store it easily, plus it was cheaper than a motorized mower!
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