Black & Decker 140cc Gas Powered Push Mower, 11A-A2BL736

B%26D mower was easy to assemble. It started easily the first time out of the box and runs great. Nice options, having a mulching bag or discharge out of the right side. Many different cutting height levels. Reliable Briggs %26 Stratton engine with smooth idle. Black and Decker is a trusted product so hopefully I will get many years of use.

Arrived quick as they said it would. Looks great, easy to unpack followed directions. love the grass catcher this is my first lawnmower ever to have this and it's really nice. Raising the wheels is very easy to do and raise one side or does it for other side.

Initially had a hard time figuring out how to get the bag mounted correctly because the instructions didn't state it clearly. But it was definitely a good price for the item and works well

Great mower for a small yard or on a budget. Easy to put together, fired right up no issues. Easy adjustable wheels for the deck height. Very happy with this mower. Highly recommend

I found it easily on the app. The price was great. You had many options to choose from. The FedEx delivery was outstanding. They kept me informed about delivery time. I had to garage door open and they were kind enough to put it inside the garage to prevent rain damage. Kudos to Walmart and FedEx.

Cutting is excellent, in all modes; bag, much, %26 blow. It is a beast. It handled my (very) long grass with relative ease (%26 a lot of emptying of the bag). It is a beast. It handled my (even) longer grass, blowing it enough that I could get it cut down (with relative ease) , at which time I attached the bag to pick up the blown clippings (%26 a lot of emptying). After (grass) back to normal height, regular cutting works fine when used as mulcher (so bag/blow are not necessary). I'm impressed with cutting. Assembly. I'd never used a bagger before, so never assembled a bag, %26 I was like, how is this supposed to work, but after a little trial %26 error, I got it, got the bag assembled as it should be. Bag attachment. Again, never having used a bag, was not clear on just "how" or where it attached, again confused, but again worked my way through it, %26 once I realized, it was like an ah ha moment. Handle bar installation. That too was a bit tricky. You raise the bar up %26 put the bolts through. Simple - or not. As it was the bolts wouldn't fit through the holes. And I was like, do I try %26 force (wouldn't seem to make sense) or do I try to screw them through (again wouldn't seem to make sense). The bar is painted %26 there was paint in the screw holes. Figured if I reaming that out a bit... So I took a flat blade screwdriver, gave it a few twists back %26 forth - which remove the paint inside the holes, %26 with that, the bolts fit through %26 I was able to attach/tighten correctly. (Don't forget, as shipped, the bar extends below the cutting deck, %26 so needs to be pulled out - before any attempts to start the mower. Look underneath the deck %26 you will see %26 understand.) Handle bar. Is simply too low (for me). As it is, I'm pushing, from around my waist. That is difficult (for me). Wheels %26 or weight. The is a beast %26 I'm not sure if it is the wheels not rolling efficiently, or the weight of the machine, or it's (I'll call it) its' vacuuming ability (or combination of all), but this thing is simply a BEAST to push. I'm used to throwing a lawn mower around, %26 well, you just can't do that here. I'm used to cutting my grass, entire lawn, in one go, start to finish, only stopping to refuel. I simply cannot do that with this beast. It drains every ounce of strength I have. Literally. (I've never had a bagger before. I've never had a self-propelled machine - only push.) Cutting is excellent. Engine is Briggs %26 Stratton, so I'd expect reliability in that regard. It has started consistently, first pull or two (after initial prime). Overall reliability... would take time to determine. From other machines, wheels would be most suspect. I'm a glutton for punishment, so pushing this beast (so far) hasn't broken me. If you are not, you're likely better served by something self-propelled (%26/or, lighter) ;-).

Made with great parts but if you don't have a totally flat yard with no worm mounds and stuff you will get hung up on everything so I had to adjust all the plastic underneath A real pain to do cut some sharp corners off and wish I could turn down the rpms after putting a real edge on the blade it doesn't need to drink all the gas

the mower is great for the price.it is bad to clog with grass with side discharge.and gard is bad to fall off.

fresh out of the box and i cant get it to start. its a sunday and there is no one open or available to help me get it going.

never recieved was dropped off somewhere else and walmarts ai just kept looping over so we couldnt put in a claim