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The Neuton Mower is easy to start and weighs half the weight of the typical lawn mower the same size. One of the benefits that this lawn mower has (and your neighbors will like) is the noise. There is very little noise compared to the gas equivalent lawn mower. My neighbor has an electric lawn mower, and he chases a cord through his lawn every weekend. He has actually cut the cord accidentally several times!

I will admit having a fascination with gas guzzling, oil burning, spark plug wielding lawn mowers. I believe this fascination goes back to the days of removing those old Briggs & Stratton engines to make go-carts. Ahhh, those were the days. There was always something special about the sound of those engines. Today, however, I’m finding I can no longer tolerate the noise, the smoke, and the weight of the gas guzzlers. The fondness and the love affair have faded.

Two weeks ago, while surveying the wild forest taking root in my backyard, I decided this would be the year to turn away from my gas guzzling ways and go green. My mother purchased one of those Neuton lawn mowers and I was quite smitten with it though I did not realize it at the time. It is quiet, light weight and did the job. One Saturday, my mother and I decided to do dueling lawn mowers in the front yard. There I was with my loud and obnoxious gas guzzler and she with her dainty and quiet little Neuton.

"you are undoubtedly aware with my love affair with a lawn mower. I love my Neuton Battery-Powered Lawn Mower. My husband loves it just as much because I no longer nag him to cut the grass."

Of the three battery-operated mowers we tested, the Neuton CE 6.2 battery-powered mower cut more consistently than the others. It chopped down thick, at times damp, grass with steady power. With its mulching plug (included) in place, the mower left fine clippings on the lawn that decomposed in a few days. Its 19-inch cutting width is just slightly narrower than the typical gas-powered mower. The Neuton's 36-volt battery takes eight hours to charge and provides power for about an hour.

A few minor but valuable features also distinguish the Neuton from the competition. An easy-to-read gauge lets you know when the battery's charge is waning. You can remove the battery from the mower when you need to recharge it--a handy option for those who don't have a power source where they store their mower. It was the only model we tested that let you keep a spare battery (sold separately), which can double the length of time you have to cut the lawn. And you can raise the cutting height to a healthy 3 inches tall with the shift of a single lever. For that reason alone, we recommend this mower to any organic gardener caring for a lawn that's one-third of an acre or less.

We're not sure which is better - the Neuton's function or its form.

Usually reviews are supposed to include pros and cons, but I can flatly state this mower has none of the latter....

The battery life, which I was originally concerned about, turned out to be more than sufficient. In fact, we found we could do two mowings on a single charge....

In my eyes, the Neuton has already paid for itself in just one summer.

At only $300, this Neuton cart costs a lot less than a riding mower and a trailer.

The California economy loses about $28 billion annually due to premature deaths and illnesses linked to ozone and particulates spewed from hundreds of locations in the South Coast and San Joaquin air basins....

Considered the most lethal form of air pollution, microscopic particulates expelled from tailpipes, factory smoke stacks, diesel trucks and equipment can penetrate through the lungs and enter the bloodstream. Exposure to these fine particles has been linked to severe asthma, cancer and premature deaths from heart and lung disease.

The things I really liked about this mowing experience center on the Neuton’s electric power system, its low-noise, no-fume characteristics, and the fact that it has one of the nicest safety interlock systems of any power mower I have ever used. Gone are the lever and bail type safety clutch controls. In their place is an ergonomically perfect switch that’s been integrally designed into the handle. Wow. What a treat.