The Green Head - The Hover Mower by Eastman Industries

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Eastman Industries has taken the lawn mower to a new level (literally). The Hover Mower is designed to hover slightly above the ground on a cushion of air, making it more maneuverable, extremely light, easy to propel and able to reach previously inaccessible places like extreme inclines, wet grounds, and tight, difficult to get at places.

Let us know your thoughts in the Comments if you have ever had the opportunity to use one or already own one. It makes perfect sense to me, very cool. -

Features:

2 H.P. 2 Cycle Robin EC04 Engine
Diaphragm carburetor for continuous operation on slopes with extreme inclines
1/2" x 3" cut height (industry's highest)
16" cutting width
Reversible stainless steel blades for long life and clean cut
Heavy duty 1/4" thick polyethylene deck (industry's toughest)
New high performance impeller with separate hub design
Ergonomic 52" handles for extended reach

WOW that can come in handy

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

If it was a riding mower I’d consider it.

By Blah - 4 Years Ago

Yeah if you could ride it, that would be cool.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

Does it use a blade or is it like a weedeater with string?

By D RULE! - 4 Years Ago

so its like a Fly Mow, nothing new here.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

Fly Mow?

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

There is nothing new about this at all. The Flymo hover lawnmower has been around since the 70’s!
Good idea but don’t take credit for something new when the idea is probably older than the marketing genius behind this.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

this is not a new concept, was banned about 20 years ago due to morons trying to mo thier bushes and killing people

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

Yeah that’s nothing new, but check out the RoboMower at the link above. now that’s something my lazy ass can understand!

By Fat Jared - 4 Years Ago

i don’t have a whole lot to add aside from agreeing with this others that hover mowers have been around a very long time. and the company that made the original (flymo) is still around and still making hovering mowers.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

This is the first gas powered one I’ve seen

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

I’ve used a similar mower and it worked great. Particullarly on steep banks. You can tie a rope to the handle and lower it down from the top of the bank and walk back and forth at the top of the bank holding it on the grade with the rope.
It had a metal blade.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

These are great, but don’t put your hand under the cover when it is going… I lost three fingers doing this. I also pulled it over my foot once, lost my big toe.

Don’t use them on gravel either, it flies everywhere, it’s a good job we are born with two eyes. I’m getting the hang of judging distance again.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

With my luck this thing would start up and just fly away.

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago

this isnt a new idea, was out in the 60s under the name Flymow

By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago