The World’s Most Advanced Reel Mower just got better with the addition of our sturdy, easy-to-use Grass Catcher. Simply hook the grass catcher onto the front of your Momentum Reel Mower, and it will capture all of your lawn clippings as you mow. It includes an adjustable-height design, built-in handle, polyester screen so you can
The World’s Most Advanced Reel Mower just got better with the addition of our sturdy, easy-to-use Grass Catcher. Simply hook the grass catcher onto the front of your Momentum Reel Mower, and it will capture all of your lawn clippings as you mow. It includes an adjustable-height design, built-in handle, polyester screen so you can see when it’s full, durable base for stability and heavy-duty steel frame. It even assembles quickly with no tools required.
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Not Worth $10 Bucks Let Alone $40 This is my review of the Fiskars grass catcher so it may not apply to everyone out there in AmazonLand. First off it adds considerable length to the front of the mower, not the back or side, but the front so take this in mind (overall size is 19″long x 20″ wide and sticks out from the little front wheels 10″). Now this doesn’t seem alot, but if your yard is full of obstacles then it makes maneuvering and cutting a friggin nightmare. Second anytime you bump, hit, tap an object the dang thing…
Mat work well on a completely smooth flat surface The grass catcher is ineffective on anything but the smoothest of lawns. The slightest bump will dislodge the catcher, sometimes sending the catcher into the blades of the mower. I tried it and didn’t quite make it through one mowing of my lawn before I had discarded it.
Doesn’t stay on. A fix: thick rubber bands I also found that this grass catcher does not stay on the mower. My lawn is small (< 1/6 acre) and relatively flat, but when the mower hit anything -- side walk, mole tunnels, small rocks -- the catcher would fall off one or two of the two upper hooks. This is very annoying.This week, I used the thick rubber bands that hold broccoli stalks together to hold the catcher on more securely, and the catcher didn't fall off once. Instead of removing the catcher to empty it, I just...