Lawn Mowers


Yardman 190CC 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower

The Yardman 190CC 21 3-in-1 Push Mower comes with a 190 cc engine and a 21 inch cutting deck. There is also a 3 in 1 combination which means you can bag it, Yardman 190CC 21 3-in-1 Push Mowermulch it or discharge the grass clippings out the side of the lawn mower. Regardless of the type of lawn you have, you can switch between these modes easily and quickly to deal with long grass or aim for that golf course look.

The rear bag for catching grass clippings will hold 1.9 bushels . Starting the engine is easy with the usual recoil starter. There are also dual cutting height controls which provide a 6 position height adjustment to allow you to cut your lawn at just the right height. Keep it longer during the dryer summer months and cut it short during the wet spring time of the year.

This is a great lawn mower for most urban lots that have a relatively small lawn to cut every week. Using a push lawn mower will also give you lots of exercise.

Yardman 190CC 21 3-in-1 Push Mower – Specifications:

  • 190CC* 625 Series Briggs & Stratton Engine
  • 21″ Cutting Width
  • 3-in-1 Deck; Mulch, Side Discharge and Rear Bag with Improved Deck Design for Superior Results
  • 7″ Front/ 8″ Rear Wheels

Engine: 190CC* 625 Series Briggs & Stratton Engine

Propulsion: This is a push lawn mower

Warranty: 2-Year Limited Warranty

Features:

  • Discharge Type: 3-in-1; Side, Mulch and Rear Bag
  • Starting System : Recoil
  • Wheel Size : 7″ Front/ 8″ Rear
  • Bag Capacity : 1.9 Bushel
  • Six height positions with dual controls

Delivery: Most lawn mowers can be picked up in the store, however if you do not have the means to take it home yourself, delivery usually can be arranged for a delivery charge. You may want to consider borrowing a trailer or a van to bring home your lawn mower and avoid the delivery charge. You can get the Yardman 190CC 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower at Walmart!

Safety & Operation: Yardman 190CC 21 3-in-1 Push Mower

All lawn mowers should be treated with respect. They are powerful machines and in the wrong hands can do a lot of damage. Start by reading the manual and following all of the safety guidelines outlined in the manual. Never work on the lawn mower without first ensuring that the engine is turned off.

While cutting the lawn and using the side discharge, never allow anyone to stand beside the discharge or point the discharge at something that could be damaged by high speed flying objects  ejected from the lawn mower.

Always check the engine to make sure that there is sufficient oil in the engine before starting each day. Top up if necessary.  Fill the fuel tank while the engine is cool. A good time to do this is before you start cutting the lawn. Spilt fuel can sometimes cause fires. If you do spill any fuel, wait until it evaporates prior to starting the engine to avoid any chance of fire. Always fill the fuel tank outdoors.

Shut the engine off before removing the rear bag to empty it of grass or making any other kind of adjustments to the lawn mower.

Maintenance: Yardman 190CC 21 3-in-1 Push Mower

Maintenance of the lawn mower  is pretty straight forward. Read the guidelines in the manual and follow them.  Arrange to have your engine tuned up once a year and the oil changed at the same time. This applies to most consumer applications where you are cutting your lawn once a week. If you are using the lawn mower for commercial applications you may need to change the oil more often.

Keep the housing free of debris to avoid the acid from the grass causing the housing to deteriorate. Also keep grass from building up around the muffler to avoid the possibility of fire. Check the spark plug to ensure that it is not corroded and dirty. Replace if it is pitted. Always use clean fresh gasoline for your lawn mower. Following these tips and others in the manual will ensure that your lawn mower will last for many years.

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3 Responses to “Yardman 190CC 21″ 3-in-1 Push Mower”

  1. After 19+ years, my Lawn-Boy finally shed enough parts that the mower repair people couldn’t keep it running. Crap, I had to buy another mower. I tried three different well known name brands in three years from Lowes and Home Depot and my experiences varied from disappointment to down-right infuriating. I found the 190cc Yardman at Walmart at 2/3 the price, and thought, “What the heck”. For 7 years this marvel as digested just about everything in its path. I change the oil, keep the blade sharp, and use good gasoline (none of that leaded crap) plus the additive that keeps the gasoline from turning into petroleum jelly. I went to buy a spare mower for the future, and guess what? Walmart (and/or MTD/Yardman), in their infinite wisdom, has discontinued the mower! A pox on BOTH your houses. That was the best mower on the market, beating mowers twice its price. SHAME.

  2. There are many specific ways through which you can go about your lawn mowing. But in the final analysis, each of these ways can be classified as either being manual or mechanized. And we find many people considering setting up lawns finding themselves at a loss on which the best way to go about mowing of lawn is.

  3. I bought this yardman at Wal-Mart as well. My first brand new mower ever. In june or July of 2011. It is now April 11th of 2023. My yardman finally had to be put down. I started it up yesterday, and It was clear the power was no longer there. Sure I could’ve cleaned out the carb and put some new gaskets and changed the oil. As all these yrs I never changed the oil. Just kept adding! Lol but seriously for 200 bucks. 11.9 yrs and never had to do nothing more than clean the carb 3x and new gaskets. Fresh fuel and a new spark plug once or twice. It was bitter sweet. So sad to see it go. Went down to home depot bought a Toro stow away. Within 20 minutes the throttle cable broke. Infuriated I packed it back in the box. Shoved in the truck. This morning it’s getting returned. Newer mowers are horrible. I know I will never find another as good as My Briggs n stratton 190 cc Yardman. I am now considering battery operated from Harbor Freight but we’ll see. I have 2 wks before the grass gets to high to figure it out! RIP Yardman!!

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