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John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower

by Ryan Baier
(Hancock, MD, USA)

This is a wonderful walk behind mower. It has the quality of all john Deere products at a low price. The 190 cc Briggs and Stratton motor runs extremely well. A downfall to this mower is that it doesn't have an electric start but it takes nothing to pull start this mower. There is now grass too tall or too thick. One weak spot I have found is the main shaft holding the blade. I work at a facility where you are mowing very rough terrain.

If you hit the any debris the shaft will bend. I have returned two with no question though with immediate replacement. The design of the front wheels swiveling 360 degrees is wonderful. When your reach the end of a cutting strip you don't have to pick the mower up to turn it around, it just turns on a dime.

The variable speed self propel drive is excellent. Even if you are in wet grass or steep hills it will pull its self there. The higher speeds make you able to walk behind it quite comfortably while still providing an excellent even cut. The bagging system is the best I have ever seen for a walk behind mower. It doesn't leave a small strip of grass piled up like some bagging systems.

This mower is also excellent for picking up those pesky leaves instead of blowing them around. The cut quality of this 21 inch mower is second to none. With such a wide cutting path it cuts down on the mowing time by a considerable amount.

All four wheels have adjustment so I was able to fine tune my cutting heights. Over all this is a wonderful mower and I would recommend it to anyone who asked.

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Feb 06, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		good mower
by: Alan

I have the john deere it is the best lawn mower I every had, and never had any problems with it. runs great!
Jan 26, 2010
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star 		Well
by: Anonymous

I'm gonna say yes, there are mowers that are less likely to bend a shaft if you hit debris. I'm 43 and I've been mowing grass since I was a kid and have never bent a shaft before. I grew up in a rural area with no sod and landscaping like I have now. Tree roots and rocks were abundant and I hit plenty of them.

WHICH mower would be less likely to bend a shaft? Just pick ANYTHING besides a John Deere and you'll be fine.
Jan 25, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		I Am Curious
by: Todd

After reading these reviews I am curious to know... are there mowers out there that will hit large debris or smaller stumps and not bend the shaft? I recently moved from a house with an abundance of small stumps hidden in the lawn. I learned my lesson the hard way with two different brand of mowers. If there is a mower out there that won't bend under those conditions, please tell me.
Jan 08, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Surprise to me?
by: Anonymous

Guess I got a good one. I've had it for a year and it works perfectly fine. No problems what so ever. All these issues that are being noted simply haven't occured?
Nov 20, 2009
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star 		*sigh*
by: AllenM

My new js45 that replaced the previous one with the busted piston is having problems too. The operator presence cable is seems a tad bit out of adjustment and while I am mowing, the engine cuts out, then sputters back to life, cuts out, sputters back to life, and so on. The manual doesn't have any instruction on how to adjust it that I have found but I'm sure I'll figure it out. Can't wait for this thing to die.
Nov 20, 2009
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star 		Disappointed
by: ron

Disappointed big time. Hard to start. When the air filter gets dirty, it won't run. I have to stop and clean the filter at least once while mowing. works fine when it is running but very aggravating at times
Nov 15, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Mark
by: Anonymous

Mark are you a retard? I didn't hit a rock. This mower is a piece of garbage. Ooooohh...lemme guess...you are an employee?
Nov 12, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Great design and quality
by: Mark

I'm tired of hearing all of the knuckle-heads who hit rocks with their mower and then complain about bent shafts. Get a clue.....This is a great mower for the homeowner.

My lawn is over 10k sq ft and this mower does the trick. I always used snapper products because they vacuum so well and this mower was a natural for me. Bottom line....don't be influenced by all of those complainer's who don't know anything about maintenance of machinery.

Great design and quality. Go for it.
Sep 26, 2009
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starstar 		Drive Shaft is a problem
by:

I just returned my second JS45 back to Lowes today. Both retruns were hassle free. First problem concerned the cable coating and the second problem was the drive shaft.

I will not purchase another a Deere model agian.


Sep 13, 2009
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starstarstar 		Not the quality I expect in a Deere
by: PJ

I've owned 3 14SB's, 2 JX75's and now a JS45. I miss the 5 gear option. Doesn't pull anywhere close to the SB's and JX's. Hard for me to start, tiny gas tank (I could mow my whole yard with gas left, now I have to fill it 2-3 tmes). Don't care at all for the caster wheels. I miss that it doesn't stay running when I need to dump the bag, which is too hard to get on and off from bag to mulch. Anxiously waiting for JD to get back to the quality and features of the 14SB & JX75.
Sep 06, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Thanks for the reviews
by: Anonymous

After reading these reviews I will get the Honda mower that is sold at the JD dealership.
Aug 15, 2009
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starstarstarstar 		Good mower, not a commercial mower
by: Roger R

Purchased a JD JS45 from Lowes. Bought it on end of summer clearance for $110 less than the $529 price.

Having used it five times I am now used to the variable speed adjustment, the casters, and bagging process. It is different from my previous Cub Cadet self propelled mower and Lawn Boy mower.

When you read the paperwork with the mower you will see it is assembled in Tennessee. The factory is a Snapper factory, and looking at the features of the mower you will see the design similarities to various Snapper mowers. Yes, John Deere does not make all the equipment that it sells. This is one example.

For a homeowner mower, it works well for me. Bags well when cutting Fescue/Bluegrass mixture. I set the mower at 4" height, and have not had any issues with the mower in bagging moderately wet and dry grass. When the grass is wet, need to take smaller passes due to the weight of the grass and the bagging system.

This is not a commercial mower. It is a good homeowner mower that has features that work well for me. My Lawn Boy was a commercial mower that I paid over $600 for in 1994 and lasted for 13 years. My Cub Cadet was a $300 mower in 2008 that was having self propelled problems, & had a poor design for the bagging system that caused the bag to wear exceptionally quickly.

For those who rate the mower due to engine problems, remember this is a Briggs engine on a mower build by Snapper for John Deere. So you may not want this mower if you are cutting rough ground or trying to use it for commercial purposes. This is not a commercial mower--if you are looking for that, be willing to spend the $1,200 for an Exmark 26", or $900 for a commercial Snapper or Toro.
Aug 05, 2009
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starstar 		Resolution?
by: Allen M.

Finally, after about a month and a half of begging and borrowing from neighbors, (I had stopped counting) I have been given a new lawn mower. I give all the credit to the guys at the John Deere dealership for pushing it through and none to the John Deere warranty folks. The only communication I had with them was that my bent crankshaft and busted piston weren't covered by the warranty, tough luck.

I'm not sure what strings the dealer guys pulled but I picked up the new mower today. I just hope it lasts longer than the first one. It looks a little different, mainly, the caster wheels each have their own locking mechanism that seem to hold the wheels pretty firmly in place, no more wobbling. This note is just from pushing it a few feet to try it out because I just mowed my yard again yesterday with my neighbor's trusty Snapper :)

My opinion of the lawnmower hasn't changed but I upped the rating by 1 star to give credit to the dealer for the extra effort put forth to get the mower replaced. It did take a long time but I understand since they are working with John Deere to make it happen.
Aug 05, 2009
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star 		Horrible Mower
by: Anonymous

While the engine of this John Deere is wonderful and very powerful, easy to start, I have the same complaints as others about the engineering of this one. The castor wheels are bent, only one locks the other I had to raise to keep it out of the way so it just spins around. I only bag the part of my lawn where the landscaping beds are, after that I take the bag off and I'm always cussing trying to get the bag on and off. The chute that goes on where the bag connects does not seem to fit quite right, so it doesn't hug the metal properly and grass blows out all over the place (and on me!). Finally, I can see the starter cable is beginning to fray.

Never ever will I buy a John Deere again. You truly do not get what you pay for.
Aug 03, 2009
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star 		Horrible!!!!!!!!
by: Anonymous

I paid almost 550 bucks for this mower thinking stupidly that the more expensive the mower the better quality it would be. IDIOT I AM !! Don't get me wrong, I cut a good amount of grass per week, but this mower is HORRIBLE ! Not to mention; anything, & I mean anything, that you need to get done to it takes at least a month ! I also have had the mower in the shop way longer than I have been able to actually use it. Bagging mechanism sucks! It is such a process to put a bag on it- unscrew the side, screw on the chute, hang the bag, open the mouth of the chute, & connect the bag! Not to mention it is not easy to empty it by any means. When the bag is not on the machine, the plastic cover that is supposed to close the side discharge hole does not securely close at all. It spits grass out! The plastic dash on the handle has been broke since day 1 ! The back wheel adjuster broke after about 1/2 the summer. The RPMs were set wrong right out of the factory- I had to bring it in for them to reset it. The belt was loose so the self-propel mechanism would shut off the mower whenever I engaged it! The plastic handles break very easily! Now I have finally had it ! It runs very rough, leaves grass everywhere- I actually have to blow the entire lawn when I am done using the mower because it leaves grass everywhere!!!! Whenever I turn with the mower is when it spits the most grass out!! HORRIBLE !! I do have to say though the only thing I do really like about the mower is the castor wheels. They make turns & turning around a breeze! Never had a problem with them. OTHER THAN THAT THIS MOWER IS HORRIBLE!!!! JOHN DEERE THEMSELVES ARE HORRIBLE !!! THE MOWER DEALERS EVEN TELL ME THEY HATE DEALING WITH JOHN DEERE. EVERYHTING IS ON BACK ORDER BECAUSE ALL THEIR MOWERS ARE ALWAYS BROKEN!! THANK GOD I GOT A WARRANTY WITH THE HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE THAT I BOUGHT IT FROM- THEY AT LEAST HELP ME COVER THE COSTS !!!!!!!!!! WARNING!!!! DO NOT BUY THIS MOWER!!!!
Aug 03, 2009
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star 		Horrible!!!!!!!!
by: Anonymous

I paid almost 550 bucks for this mower thinking stupidly that the more expensive the mower the better quality it would be. IDIOT I AM !! Don't get me wrong, I cut a good amount of grass per week, but this mower is HORRIBLE ! Not to mention; anything, & I mean anything, that you need to get done to it takes at least a month ! I also have had the mower in the shop way longer than I have been able to actually use it. Bagging mechanism sucks! It is such a process to put a bag on it- unscrew the side, screw on the chute, hang the bag, open the mouth of the chute, & connect the bag! Not to mention it is not easy to empty it by any means. When the bag is not on the machine, the plastic cover that is supposed to close the side discharge hole does not securely close at all. It spits grass out! The plastic dash on the handle has been broke since day 1 ! The back wheel adjuster broke after about 1/2 the summer. The RPMs were set wrong right out of the factory- I had to bring it in for them to reset it. The belt was loose so the self-propel mechanism would shut off the mower whenever I engaged it! The plastic handles break very easily! Now I have finally had it ! It runs very rough, leaves grass everywhere- I actually have to blow the entire lawn when I am done using the mower because it leaves grass everywhere!!!! Whenever I turn with the mower is when it spits the most grass out!! HORRIBLE !! I do have to say though the only thing I do really like about the mower is the castor wheels. They make turns & turning around a breeze! Never had a problem with them. OTHER THAN THAT THIS MOWER IS HORRIBLE!!!! JOHN DEERE THEMSELVES ARE HORRIBLE !!! THE MOWER DEALERS EVEN TELL ME THEY HATE DEALING WITH JOHN DEERE. EVERYHTING IS ON BACK ORDER BECAUSE ALL THEIR MOWERS ARE ALWAYS BROKEN!! THANK GOD I GOT A WARRANTY WITH THE HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE THAT I BOUGHT IT FROM- THEY AT LEAST HELP ME COVER THE COSTS !!!!!!!!!! WARNING!!!! DO NOT BUY THIS MOWER!!!!
Jul 28, 2009
Rating
star 		Bad choice
by: Allen M,

Tried posting previously but doesn't look like it worked. Hope this isn't a double post!

First summer was ok, started easily, good power, and good fuel efficiency (mowed twice on one tank!). Only complaints are about cosmetic stuff; cheap plastic parts like the t-nuts on the handles break easily.

This summer (second mowing season) operator presence cable broke, crank shaft is bent, cylinder exploded. It started about 5 weeks ago with the cable; I took it in to have it repaired, part was back-ordered. After that was fixed, they discovered the bent crankshaft. You guessed it, part was back-ordered. Once that was fixed, they discovered the broken cylinder which I am waiting to be repaired now. I have been borrowing my neighbor's Snapper for almost a month and a half because my John Deere has been in the repair shop.

I'm no engineer but I believe there is a design flaw with this mower. I have mowed this lawn for many years now with an inexpensive Murray mower and never had a problem. My lawn is pretty smooth going on a gentle slope...no stalagmites, tree stumps or anything like that.

Murray makes a better mower than John Deere. As soon as this clunker runs out of warranty and goes out by the curb, the only decision will be whether to go back to the Murray or try the Snapper.

If I were going to buy a farm tractor, I might buy a John Deere. For a walk-behind lawn mower, I would recommend steering clear of them.

Jul 28, 2009
Rating
star 		No more Deere for me
by: Allen M.

For many years, I have purchased inexpensive Murray mowers from WalMart and kept them alive for 4-5 years until the maintenance became too much of a headache, sold them, then bought another. We decided to cough up a few extra bucks for a "good" mower like a John Deere. Baaaaad move!

The first summer went pretty well; the mower has great power, started and ran smoothly, and I liked the zero turn capability and I could mow the yard twice on one tank of gas. The height adjustments could be easier, they are like the Murray mowers (I would expect better or at least different engineering from JD?). Also, the little plastic t-knobs on the handles break easily and the plastic across the top of the handle is pretty flimsy, I bumped into a tree limb with it and the screw holding it on pulled right thru. Not a horribly bad first summer, mostly cosmetic complaints there.

This summer though, the sheathing on the cable that is connected to the operator presence lever broke so I took it to a dealer for repair. The part was backordered so I had to wait and borrow my neighbor's mower. After the cable came in, it turns out that there was a bent crankshaft which sounds like a pretty common problem (DESIGN FLAW?). I don't have anything in my yard that I think is capable of bending a crankshaft (never happened to my Murray mowers in all these years!). The crankshaft was backordered so I had to wait and borrow my neighbor's mower. Once the crankshaft came in and was installed, it turns out the cylinder had broken as well.

This has been going on for about 5 weeks. I have called the dealer weekly to get a status report, hoping that I wouldn't have to go borrow a mower again. Never once did they call me to tell me parts were backordered or that they had found other problems with the mower. Having said that, the service guy that I'm working with HAS gone out of his way to work with the engine reps to have the repairs done at no cost to me.

In my experience, Murray makes a superior mower to John Deere. I got way more mileage out of one of those than I did with this JS45. Based on the first two summers with it, I don't expect that it will be much longer before it either goes in the classifieds (for cheap!) or out by the curb (for pickup!). I like my neighbor's Snapper. I'll probably buy one of those once this clunker JS45 runs out of warranty.

Jul 27, 2009
Rating
starstarstarstarstar 		Bent Shaft Replacement By John Deere
by: Ron P

Att: Ryan Baier
Your review was "5" stars and right on the money, however: my support from a Jonh Deere dealer ranks a "1" star rating.

I recently bent the shaft on my one week old JS45 John Deere mower. In your review you stated:
"I have returned two with no question though with immediate replacement".
How did you do that, since my John Deere dealer said the repair of my mower was not covered under the warrantly? Also what other recourse do I have?

Thank you. Ron (7-27-09)
Jul 17, 2009
Rating
star 		John Deere no longer makes good mowers...
by: Anonymous

The reason why I THOUGHT this was a good mower was because my dad has a John Deere JX75 that is an incredible peice of machinery and he has had no problems with it at all in the six years he has owned it. I could not afford he JX75 and John Deere no longer made it, so I went with this, the worst mover I have ever used. I had this mower for three months before the drive system began to fail, which cost over a hundred dollars. For the next Year or so I took it to the shop about every month or so to get them to fix the drive system becaue it would keep failin until the engine died all of a sudden while I was mowing my lawn. ALthough the waranty was still good, I just threw the thing away and went out and got a Snapper P21675B. The mower also would leave behind half of the clippings whiel I was bagging. Now that Snapper is fantastic, no problems at all and mows perfectly. Plus the drive is pretty much bullet proof. Do not get this mower, get a Snapper, Toro, Honda or Ariens. John Deere is no longer a quality name we can trust.
Jul 05, 2009
Rating
star 		JS45
by: Anonymous

I agree with those who've had problems with this mower. It would be good if you had a very small rectangular flat lawn with absolutely nothing. We've had the bent crank shaft, replaced filters, etc. We've also had a problem getting it to start if it runs out of gas. It is less than a year old.

Even though our Honda is nearly 20 yrs old, we took it in and had a lot of work done on it because we could see that it was going to last longer than the John Deere JS45. We use it when the JS45 isn't working. So far, that is at least every other week.

Far too expensive for what you get.
Jul 03, 2009
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starstar 		Bent Shaft
by: Mike S

I bought the mower in the hopes that it would be at least as good as my old Toro, which lasted 14 years with NO problems. Overall, I liked it just fine for the first year, though the front wheels tended to swivel wildly at times and the height was difficult to adjust. The bad part came when I accidentally ran over a hidden one-inch stump left over from a bush cutting. The mower stopped dead, and when I cranked it up again it had a horrible vibration. The crankshaft was bent! The local John Deere dealer said the warranty did not cover bent crankshafts and that was that. So in essence I paid a lot of money for a 1-year mower. I'll not buy John Deere again.
Jun 27, 2009
Rating
starstarstar 		Some Good, Some Bad
by: DJ

This is my 2nd season using this mower. I love the power of the motor, it never bogs down even in very tall grass. I also love the drive mechanism, it work well on rough terrain and is much more smooth and comfortable than a front-drive model.

What I don't like are the castor wheels, they're great if you're trying to mow around objects but awful if you're mowing in long straight rows. One of the wheels can be locked straight but the other wanders freely, everytime I turn 180 degrees and start back the other direction, the loose wheel ends up sideways and digs into the grass.

This mower also doesn't mulch as well as the Toro I had previously. However, that one had the atomic blade so I'm going to try a Gator Blade on the JS45 and see if that improves the mulching performance.

When this one dies I will probably try the Husquavarna 10.5HP Rear Drive model.
Jun 19, 2009
Rating
star 		Terrible
by: CSULB

My experience with the John Deere JS45 has been horrible to say the least. It's not cheap, yet the built of the mower is not well designed at all. 1) Adjusting the height of the mower is difficult, you literally have to lift up the mower on that side to do it. The front and back adjustment are not the same. Have to go clockwise on one while counter clockwise on the other. The levers are very flimsy too. They feel like they can break.2)Do not mow very well, especially with tall grass. It lacks a small piece of metal/composite in the front to push the tall grass down so the blade can cut them more efficiently. 3) The front wheels are useless. For me, they made it harder to maneuver. As one of the people pointed out, I feel like trying to maneuver an out of control market cart. I think the front wheels are just for looks. 4) The collection bag design reminds me of the old Snapper mowers. Not very easy to empty. Someone should complain to John Deere that it is stupid to disconnect the engine when emptying in collection bag. The plastics covering the side of the mower is for cosmetic purpose only, totally non-functional.5)The vacuum/suction of the mower is inconsistent, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. Overall, a very frustrating mower to use. I spent more time servicing the mower than actually doing mowing. Highly NOT recommended. This was a purchase by my stepdad. I much prefer the Honda mowers any day. There's a reason why professional gardeners have Honda's on the back of their pickup trucks. :) They can't waste their time servicing the mowers.
Jun 01, 2009
Rating
starstarstarstarstar 		review for js45
by: Anonymous

i have used this mower for 2 summers and have replaced it already. the mower is very powerful and will cut through the thickest grass without bogging down. I will say that it needs constant maintance. I have never had to replace as many spark plugs, air filters, and front wheels as I have had to do with this mower. the mower is powerful and will drag you around the yard if you let it and cuts grass very quickly. A tank of gas last about an hour and 15 minutes of contant use. I loved the mower for the first 6 months but after that the wear and tear got annoying and ended up just buying a new one. But with all that being said, I used this mower for 6-8 yards weekly, so it was used for borderline commercial use, i believe that if it was used once weekly on an average size yard it would be a great purchase
May 24, 2009
Rating
starstarstar 		Small Fuel tank
by: Ron C

The fuel tank has to be refueled every 20 minutes. The engine has sufficent power for my needs but it uses almost as much fuel as my 18 HP tractor when mowing the lawn.
May 15, 2009
Rating
star 		Horrible.
by: Anonymous

Sorry, I must disagree with this positive review. I've used this mower twice. The first time I hit a rock and sheared the flywheel pin - never had anything like that happen in 20 years of mowing lawns. OK, whatever, maybe that was my fault.

My main problem with this AWFUL mower is the horrible grocery cart wheels in front. They make maneuvering almost impossible. Need to go back and forth? Well the wheels will spin around and almost invariably hang up perpendicular to your path of travel, gouging neat divots in your lawn. I hate this mower, I can't believe it got through a QA stage of development.

This mower might be appropriate if the dimensions of your lawn are 27 inches by 1 mile (i.e. a straight line) but if any maneuvering is called for, you'll be cursing those horrendous, awful, simply ridiculous grocery cart wheels.

Run screaming from this lawnmower. I know I will - I'm selling it on Ebay and getting myself a nice honda.

May 07, 2009
Rating
star 		caster wheels bend
by: Jason

After 2 hours and 40 minutes of mowing my field, the caster support bars had bent. Also, the right caster wheel was unable to turn 360 degrees when set at the maximum cutting height because the adjustment lever contacted the support bar, preventing turning.
I was initially impressed by the powerful engine, wonderful -- truly amazing -- automatically adjusting drive, and the great cutting. But I must say that I was utterly disgusted by the poorly -- really, totally inadequately -- engineered caster wheel supports. Really inexcusable in my opinion.
It's going back.
John Deere: Re-engineer the caster wheel supports and adjustment mechanism. Way too flimsy.
Apr 28, 2009
Rating
starstarstar 		Caster wheels fall OFF
by: Bill

The caster wheels fall off almost every time I use the JS45. The plastic on the push handle broke off too.

I like the turn radius of the mower better than any mower I've owned before.
JUST FIX the problems.
Apr 07, 2009
Rating
star 		High Maintenance
by: Kevin

I've had this model for 5 years. In that time, I've replaced 4 rear wheels because the core of the wheel is plastic and prone to breakage. The front wheel assembly are prone to bending if you hit uneven ground while on the free-wheeling mode. Engine wise, I've not had a problem with this mower. This type of mower is suited for level ground only.
Mar 10, 2009
Rating
starstarstarstarstar 		Energy efficient
by: Jessica

My husband and I purchased a John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower from Lowes Home Improvement in May 2008. We picked the John Deere mower because it is a top of the line model, from a respectable brand. We looked into riding movers, but since we only have a quarter acre of land, it can be mowed pretty quickly with a walk-behind model.

The John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower was easy to assemble – it took my husband less than an hour to assemble and start up the mower for the first time. It is pretty energy efficient – I believe we only used one tank of gas (5 gal) to mow our lawn for the entire summer.

The mower handles well – it can even get into smaller areas, which limits the amount of time spent with a weed wacker. Typically when mowing the lawn, my husband will use the mulch setting, with no issues. On the occasions where the bag was used, it was easy to attach, remove, and handle.

My husband used the mower on a weekly/biweekly basis from May to December with no problems. In December, he used the mower to pick up the remaining leaves before our yearly leaf pickup. The John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower did a great job picking up all of the stray leaves and mulching them.

Our lawn slopes slightly in areas, and the John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower drives well on the slopes. It is self-propelled, so it is less work for my husband to mow the slopes in the yard. He does not use force, just guides the mower through the yard. The couples on both sides of our house have lawn services come in, but I believe that our yard looks just as nice.

I think the John Deere JS45 Walk-Behind Mower was a great purchase, and know that it will work for many years to come.

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