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Size: 18-Inch
Features
- SCISSOR-LIKE CUT: No ripping or tearing of grass blades for a better and healthier lawn
- DESIGNED FOR SMALL LAWNS: CUSTOMIZE YOUR CUT: Effortlessly change the height of your cut with 9 cutting positions varying between 1.1-inches - 2.5-inches
- MAX MANEUVERABILITY: Features an 18-inch deck and 10-inch front wheels for easy navigation around the lawn
- MOTORLESS DESIGN: Environmentally friendly with no gas or batteries needed
- QUALITY MATERIALS: Designed with durable steel blades built to last
- INCLUDES: 18-inch push reel mower and collection bag
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Brand: LawnMaster
Power Source: manual
Material: Metal, Plastic
Color: orange
Style: 18inch
Item Weight: 12.94 kg
Cutting Width: 18 inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 24.6"D x 10.62"W x 18.11"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: LawnMaster
Model Number: LMRM1801.01
Manufacturer: Cleva
Item Type Name: Push Reel Lawn Mower
Manufacturer Part Number: LMRM1801.01
Color: orange
Style Name: 18inch
Item Weight: 12.94 kg
Cutting width: 18 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 24.6"D x 10.62"W x 18.11"H
Wheel Size: 10 inches
Power Source: manual
Operation Mode: Manual
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 2 inches
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 0.75 inches
Number of Positions: 9
Material Type: Metal, Plastic
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Size: 16-Inch
I waited until I had used this mower a few times before leaving this review. This is my take on this mower. This goes in the top five greatest purchases I have made on Amazon. I never buy an important item online without a lot of research. I read every review like this one, so I will do my best to provide details. This mower works really well and is exactly as described. If it is used properly. You can’t use this on grass that is completely out of control and overgrown. My recommendation is to have a professional do a one time cut and groom of your lawn to very short. You have to mow more often at first. It works best and is physically easiest on less growth. I usually run over each area twice to even out the cut. It does not work well on an incline. My plot is level except for one dip in front. I can mow it, but it is very physically taxing. Remember, YOU are the power in this device. The faster you go the better it cuts. Really thick grass gives more resistance. I recommend policing the area to be mowed for sticks and twigs that can get jammed in the rotor or rocks that can damage the blades. Best on small lawns. It is somewhat of a mild workout. I got the 16 inch and I’m glad I did. It is lighter than the big one. The big one has a plastic cover instead of metal for weight purposes. I carry mine up my steps and store it on my porch. This is a precision instrument and should be maintained. I’m a fencer so I know blades. I wipe the blades clean and dry after each mow and use WD40 to prevent rust. Rust and build up is the enemy. You might not see it but the edge feels it. Also cleaning any build up on the cut plate is important. The manual explains oiling the gears. Read the manual carefully on operation. It’s pretty slick how it works. Do it! This will last and work great for years if you take care of it. If you’ve ever tried and failed to use an old fashioned rusty one sitting in grandad’s shed you know what I mean. I’m old with arthritis and am skin and bones. If I keep control of the lawn it is easier to use than a big mower and exactly the exercise I need. Not having to get gas or charge batteries or lug around a beast with a motor is a blessing. And it is much safer than a motorized spinning blade that doesn’t stop when it cuts something other than grass. Overall, I highly recommend the purchase of this item. The price is very good compared to expensive gas and undependable costly electric mowers. My neighbors are all jealous. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2025 by Jeffrey English
Size: 18-Inch
Anyone can put this together in less than 5 minutes. All’s needed is a fraction of upper body strength in order to snap on the handle bar assembly. No tools required besides your bare hands. Best Mower I have ever owned. Period. I no longer worry about an extension cord getting in the way, gas not keeping the thing oiled besides using wd40 to keep the rust off and things running smoothly. People suggest it’s a work out, well I say it’s equivalent to owning a rotary manual push lawn mower (The ones with a loud motor). Takes just as much force and energy! I have seen an 80 year old push Reel mowers easily.. If your Grass is so long use weed eater first then reel. Watch for rock as hitting one can knock the bed blade out of alignment but easily fixed. So far after my first cut it seems to be holding together! Someone said the tires are rubber but that’s not true more of a soft hard plastic but even in slight dry mud it maneuvered extremely well! I didn’t see a lot of people using the bag so I wanted to say the bag works great with some minor adjustments to the clip strap I was able to mow my entire yard by pushing the clipping to the back and filled the bag all the way to the top! My yard is large. Went through crab grass, weeds easily. Cut quality superb much better than any rotary! After I was done I wiped it down best I could, clean it and hit it with some wd40 including the blades. Highly recommended! By the way 1 reviewer said his stopped moving… Thats because you probably hit a rock and the blades are hitting the bed blade to much causing it to lock.. you need to actually read your manual there are 2 screws you need to find on the sides and make minor adjustment to fix that!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2026 by Kaioken99
Size: 16-Inch
This thing is pretty light and easy to push especially if your grass is short to begin with. Now if you have what we call highway grass down south when the seed sprout comes up and it's more than 2 in long it is not cutting that. But if it's already mowed fresh to begin with then this thing will handle it all. But be careful for running over little sticks it jams it up and then you got to stop and back up and then take the stick out and then continue and I'm talking about a twig the thickness of a pencil. Other than that so far I've done a half acre and it just shreds all the grass but you can't just push and push and push you actually have to stop yank back a little bit to empty out the base and then continue but it's pretty light and easy to push a lot easier then a gas-powered push mower. It was pretty simple to put together so there's that. The blades are actually a 90° flat metal. So it's not like you just sharpen them you kind of have to make sure that it has that 90° on each edge similar to like a Bushcraft knife where it has a 90° edge so you can activate your ferroseum rod. In fact striking my rod on it creates way more Sparks than my Bushcraft knife which I paid $180 for. But really it's not hard to push and really chops it up. I'm considering attaching it to my electric bicycle and just tool around the yard having fun while mowing the lawn LOL! Beyond what's advertised I've noticed that there's different configurations you can put it in if you explore it take it apart you can get it higher and lower than what just the bar handle will do. And there might be a little bit more you can do with it if you're an engineering kind of person. But it's lightweight and it does its chop really well. I would give it five stars but I reserve five stars for The Best of the Best of the Best sir! But it is as advertised at least the one I got. But do not try to cut three to five inch grass because you will be so wore out and it'll take hours to cut one strip. But once it's been freshly mowed if you use that thing every week you shouldn't have a problem. And now I don't got to buy expensive gas for my other mowers I can just push this around and it's not that loud I don't know how late at night you can do it but you might could do it around 9:00 p.m. maybe 10:00 depending on your neighborhood it's really not super loud. It was 93° today and I was able to do it so not too bad. Probably worth the purchase if you're looking for something that's EMP proof that doesn't take external fuel other than the human body and doesn't contribute to emissions other than the way it's manufactured of course there's emissions and all that but after you buy it I can't say it'll last forever but at least if in the Apocalypse it would be pretty good. Except why would you be mowing your grass in the Apocalypse lmao!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by TheWannabeOutdoorsman
Size: 18-Inch
To be real with you, or should I say “to be reel”, it’s a great mower. I got this because I’m tired of everything being electrical/gas overly complicated, and overly expensive, with a million moving parts only to die 5-10 years later, and I figured gas-free, so it’s eco friendly, which I’d say is a win! The mower showed up in perfect condition, looks great, it was easier to put together than an Ikea shelf, and I was able to get it up and mowing within 15 minutes of it arriving; so, no complaints there! You’re not gonna win any best lawn competitions with it, but if you’re looking for something that gets the job done with just a little more elbow grease than an electric/gas mower, this is the best bang for your buck. My yard was in some desperate need for some TLC; the picture is at the halfway point to show how well it does on a somewhat rough yard, the blades got right to it and did better than I expected, decently sharp right out of the box. If you have a yard on the smaller side, I would say it’s safe to skip the catch bag, but anything above a 20x20ft, I would say spend the little extra to get the bag it makes the cleanup much easier. Overall a great purchase. I will update the review if anything goes terribly wrong with it. Reel mowers that are taken care of can usually last indefinitely.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Zac
Size: 16-Inch
I was looking for a small lightweight mower to manage a postage stamp-sized yard. For the size, a gas powered mower was not worth the maintenance costs, so the choice was between an electric mower and a push mower. After reading about a few products, blade servicing, etc., I was ready to buy electric. However, under duress from my spouse (who, in hindisght, is unlikely to ever use the mower...) I purchased the LawnMaster and stand before you now, a broken and humbled man. The light weight, lack of motive power and narrow 16" width sounded like an efficient package for my small yard. Shipping and delivery were prompt, and assembly took only minutes. The mower ships mostly assembled, so all that remains for the customer is to connect the handlebar. Excited to take my new mower for a test run, I rolled it to the front yard, set the cutting height to the highest setting and let her rip. I proceeded about 1.5 steps before the blade siezed - yep, a small piece of mulch stuck between the blade and cutting deck. No worries - read about that in the manual. I backed up the mower, tapped out the mulch and pressed on. Got about 3 steps this time (progress!) before a dried grass stem was enough to bring things to another halt. Now things were getting aggravating! According to the manual, sticks, stems, undulating terrain - you know, features of a standard lawn - are enough to jam the cutting reel. Heck, even a stern glance toward the blades was enough to lock it up, in my experience. The LawnMaster may be a master of its lawn domain in laser-leveled yards with sushi-grade fescue, but for my coarse St. Augustine, with rhizomes that put the Stranger Things vines to shame, it is ineffective. At least you get exercise using this mower! The cutting reel is slow to engage, so pushing the mower feels like using a blocking sled with none of the machismo bragging rights. Despite the heavy feel of the cutter, the LawnMaster struggles to cut anything over 3". Using it is good for back flexibility, though, since, I eventually just give up and bend down to pick the grass this is incapable of cutting. Since the lawn mower struggles to, you know, mow grass, I wind up doubling back to cut from a different angle. This prolongs my mowing time, but it also gives me a chance to engage with the local wildlife, as I feed dozens of mosquitos. The best part? The manual states that mowing with a reel mower should occur more frequently than mowing with powered counterparts, so I'll be back out there soon...all too soon, really. So, who is this mower for? If you hate your partner, despise the concept of free time, or are just plain cheap, then this mower is for you. If you miss using your grandparent's old reel mower and can do without the excitement of a teatanus booster, this is for you. If you previously used a bubble mower, and want something just as effective at cutting grass with less overall functionality, you've found your mower. In sum, I will be trading this master-of-none for that electric mower and advise you to steer clear.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024 by Cyclo_Dad
Size: 16-Inch
This little guy is very affective, but it gets stopped up easily. I was hoping to use this as an alternative to a gas powered lawn mower. Works well on shorter grass, like for between mows. But anything over 2 inches tall, and it kiccups, gets jammed, on even smaller weeds. The product itself is good, I think it was just my purposes are a bit outside of the scope of what it was made for.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Daniel Bashaw
Size: 16-Inch
Quick points: Pros: -easy to use -easy to handle and pick up -easy to maintain -maneuvers well -somewhat adequate instructions for setup -super fun -successful at cutting grass -gives a good ab and glute workout if using proper balance and body mechanics -convenient -successfully meets all the reasons for why I bought it -no loud machine noise -gives a healthy, beautiful lawn. -checks all the boxes -as pictured Cons: -does not come with a cover case for safe storage -some noise when using it that could wake a neighbor up -may need professional conditioning later on b/c it started to squeak after one month when driving it on concrete -best for people who want to keep their lawn healthy and low maintenance Not good for: -people who want to give their grass a cut so short that it ruins the health of the grass by drying it out and exposing its roots to the sun. If that’s you, you won’t enjoy this. Because the short cutting lengths cut a lot of grass, it stalls easily and will need to be emptied out every 2 feet of grass. -Yards covered with sticks and twigs to the point where you can’t walk on it without stepping on a twig: twigs and sticks and fallen fruit pits will block the blades. It’s an easy fix. All you do is remove it, but if it happens every foot of grass, you won’t like this. A possible solution is to use a leaf blower to clear your grass of debris before using this. -Lawns covered with holes: if your lawn has so many holes that it’s a hazard and constantly causing sprained ankles, you won’t like this. I do manage to cut the grass in these areas by setting it to the lower settings, but I can’t imagine having to mow any lawn all uneven and hole-y with any kind of lawn mower for that matter. -People who crave perfection: obviously a lawn mowing machine is going to give you that perfectly tailored look, like a perfect buzz cut. My lawn still looks gorgeous and super healthy and even more nutritious after using this on the tallest cut setting, but if you want to see those perfect lanes of grass on your lawn, this won’t do that like lawn mowing machine does. -People who like to use the force of a superhero when carrying out any duties with their hands. This invention moves easy when you’re not pushing down on it. You push it forward, not down. Like pushing a stroller or shopping cart, you need some might, but not loads. If you put that much force/ weight into, you’ll weight it down and cause it to stall/ stop suddenly. -People who have limited physical capabilities: You will need to be able to move to use this similar to using a mop but with both hands. Unlike a gas or electric lawn mower, you will actually be putting in work to use this. It’s not a high intensity (HIT) workout, but it’s still a workout and you might sweat a little. It’s as rigorous as using a vacuum for a long time or a mop to scrub floors. In fact, house cleaning is more rigorous and harder on the back than this. -People who get embarrassed easily: so this makes noise and you won’t look as suave as the person using modern-day machines. If you care about how you look, you probably will be too embarrassed to use this. Tips: -use the shortest length/ lowest setting for the edges of the lawn -use the shorter or lower settings to get weeds (pulling out weeds is easy too if you can’t cut it) -when setting up, you will need 2 people for the final bits of assembly. -To remove piles of grass shavings, turn it over or on its side, shake it a bit, and leave the grass shavings on your lawn for its health. -is often easier to use move around with one hand instead of 2 -the package when delivered will be heavy to carry I love my manual Lawn Master lawn mower! I am so happy I made this purchase!!! Like many, we originally outsourced our landscaping responsibilities to businesses. After numerous problems, we decided to terminate the business relationship. Due to a lack of respectful business standards in our area from this type of profession, I decided to try a DIY approach. Problem was the loud noises of landscaping machines. I am so exhausted from the noise pollution they cause that it’s actually making me nauseous. I couldn’t stand the idea of standing next to one for 30 minutes. Plus, you can never truly proper clean appliances. That always creeps me out and they are dependent on some power source, ie gas or electricity. The fiercely independent and survivalist-me doesn’t like that. I saw an actor use a manual lawn machine in a historical movie. This inspired me to look into it further. I am so glad I did and so glad companies like lawn master continue to improve and sell this product! It’s so fun to use and is actually improving my relationship with nature! I don’t know why our society ditched these in favor of machines. I love its tallest cutting lengths, too. My grass is finally staying green- no more buzz cuts! I’ve been using it for a few months now. Worth the price so far. To clean, I use a broom with long bristles like you would with a razor brush. Getting my hands close to the blades with a towel worries me. Probably could use a keyboard cleaner to blow out the grass in the tighter spaces. Moving forward, I would like to see a sturdy case sold to cover the blades for safe storage, wheels free of Prop 68 warning, some kind of conditioner for the metal to avoid squeaking and rust as the metals age, better instructions for setup, instructions and manual written by someone who has actually assembled and used this before, and a similar tool to get the grass on the edges of the lawn near borders.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Sara
Size: 18-Inch
I bought this specifically for the purpose of not using a loud, gas mower. We have a small front and back yard so, that helped too. It has worked wonderfully so far. Easy to put together. We don’t even use the bag 99% of the time as the clippings cover any small bare spots we may have. Great cardio, which is also a plus 😃 but if you’re looking for something better for the environment (and your ears), highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Carly B.