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Tell us what the sheet gets wrong
A catalog of 89 mowers from 26 brands, copied out of manuals by two people, will have errors in it. Nobody here is defensive about that. Last catalog pass: September 26, 2026.
A spec that is wrong
A slope limit, cut-height range, runtime or rated area that disagrees with the manual. Say where the right figure is printed and the row moves on the next catalog pass.
A mower that should be here
Brands ship mowers here that never get a US press cycle, and small importers move faster than any catalog. If something is missing, the model name and the maker's product page is enough to start with.
A spring discount that stuck
Every price on the site is an approximate snapshot with a tilde in front of it. Wire mowers in particular get discounted hard each spring, and a heads-up that a figure is badly stale is useful.
What it is actually like to own
41 of the 89 write-ups are marked as drawn from the spec sheet alone because the model is too new for owner accounts to exist. A season on your own lawn is exactly what those pages are missing.
Your address is used to write back and nothing else. It is not stored on the site, added to a list, or passed to anyone.
Where it lands
The form emails two people directly. Nothing is stored on the site and there is no ticket queue to sit in, which also means replies come at the speed of evenings and weekends rather than business hours. Point at the manual or the maker’s spec page and the correction gets read back against that source and applied. If a claim cannot be stood up anywhere, you get a reply saying so — the sheet does not quietly change on one person’s word.
What will not happen: no mower gets added, promoted, or cleared of a con because someone asked. That rule is the whole point of the methodology, and who runs the site explains why there is no commercial reason to bend it. Press and business mail is read, and answered the same way.