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		<title>Mowers &#8211; 2 stroke vs 4 stroke</title>
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If you are thinking of buying a mower, be it new or second-hand, there are certain things you must consider before buying. One of the more important decisions is the choice of engine type.  Two-stroke engines require the fuel and oil to be mixed together (usually in a ratio of 25:1 or 40:1), and [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Push Reel Mowers</title>
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Mowing with a Brill
push reel lawnmower
Push reel mowers are undergoing a revival in popularity.  Not only are they friendly to the environment (no air or noise pollution), they are also inexpensive to purchase and operate (no fuel), and many people find them an enjoyable form of exercise.
Modern reel mowers are light and easy to [...]]]></description>
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