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03 Feb, 2017
OK for the money I suppose
This razor is inexpensive enough, seems decently built with good materials, and having a washable head is a plus, but in terms of a close shave I'd rate it just average.
28 May, 2020
Very good, with a few small caveats
1 of 1 found this helpful Owned a Snapper Hi-Vac for many years - it threw a rod (my fault) and I'd lost an old friend. Read reviews saying today's Snapper isn't what it used to be, but I have to disagree. I don't see anything that I would consider degraded quality on this new mower - even the deck (which I'd be most worried about) seems just as sturdy as my old one. Performance: this mower is incredible at leaving a swath of super-clean grass behind it. It really is amazing. It actually performed far better than my old one, On first use I was amazed at how tightly-packed the bag was. I also like the automatic adaptive choke.
All that being said, there were a couple of things I don't like about the new model:
1) My old Hi-Vac had a blade clutch. So after the engine was started, you'd engage the clutch to get the blade spinning, then mow. More importantly, you could release the blade clutch handle and the engine would keep running. The new model foregoes the clutch (to save manufacturing costs?). The blade clutch handle seems to be only a simple engine kill switch. So you must engage that handle before you can start the engine. Much worse, if you need to stop mowing (say to pick up an obstacle), the only way to stop mowing is to kill the engine, requiring another pull start to continue. Really don't like this.
2) The pull starter handle is mounted within reach of the operator - I like this, but the way they implemented it using a small pulley mounted on the plastic exhaust chute seems hokey. That chute doesn't look like it was ever designed to take a sideways force, so it flexes quite a bit, and that makes pull starts feel "sloppy".
3) This is minor, but the design of the plastic throttle handle falls short of "decent". It's meant to be a simple friction mount, but the two tiny internal tabs immediately broke off. I'll have to glue it on I guess.
I would recommend this mower if you like super-clean (no leftover debris) mowing, despite the missing blade clutch.
26 Apr, 2017
Died, just out of warranty
A week ago, I might have given this keyboard 2 stars. I am not crazy about the build quality nor the feel, but shouldn't expect much at this price point.
However, just beyond the 60 day warranty, it stopped working. BIOS shows "keyboard error" on bootup. Keyboard lights up, but something in the internal electronics has gone bad. No keys work at all (even during bootup OS selection). Since it's (just) out of warranty, I may open it up and look for anything obvious. I'm guessing the build quality inside will pretty much match the build quality outside: not so good.
Would not waste my money on another one. Recommend you stay away from this one if you will expect normal lifetime.