I just bought new electric lawn mower. do I have to oil it from start?
I just bought a new electric lawnmower. Instructions say to oil it lst and last of season. As this electric lawnmower is brand new, do I have to oil everything now or is it already oiled when you first buy it. Hope you can help. Where I bought it from was a discount place. Big mistake. They couldn't tell me when I went back.
yes, add oil before you use it! They are not shipped with oil in them, they must be oiled or you will destroy it and there is no warranty.
good luck, mom bought one of the electrics and gave it away after a couple weeks, it was too heavy for her and had to recharge before the yard was cut all the way.
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Bjorgvin Arnason is a marine-engineer, electrician and the owner of Lawn Mower Expert.com, a website dedicated to lawn mowers and lawn keepers.
