20 Best Oil For Push Mower (2022 Updated)

Mfg. recommended. Performing well

Great product for a great value!

I ordered this online . Faster than waiting for me to go get some.

container was half empty when received

I used it before it works great plus it’s synthetic so it can last longer before changing it .

Manufacturer recommended oil for generac generator, pricey like all synthetic oils. Hopefully worth it.

Really hot today! Curbside delivery at TSC means I could just sit in the car with the AC on full-blast and still get engine oil for a much-needed lawn mower oil change. Thanks TSC!

Tastes great and is less filling than lower viscosity oils.

Always buy Granville oil for my harden equipment its a good quality oil and a good price

Arrived on time and is an SAE30 which is specified for my old Qualcast. SAE 30 not that common these days.

I need to keep the lawnmower in good / reliable condition, this oil will do just that.

Good oil, value. Good oil, value.Good oil, value. Good oil, value

Love that it was available for pick up same day service.

Some pre-amble. I made the commitment to move away from gas powered tools this past year, and my snow blower was last to go about 1. 5 months ago. I purchased Toro lawnmower in October with intention of also buying Toro snow blower for interchangeability of batteries.

Let me say that my original plan was to buy the newly released 2-stage 26″ Toro snow blower, but when I could not find them anywhere (waiting lists) due to supply chain issues everywhere, I found myself looking at other options.

that’s when I started looking at this single stage with 7. 5a battery. Based on reviews, it seemed to be a really good machine, and more I thought about it, it is probably sufficient for my 4 car driveway (estimate 20′ x 40′), and had the added advantage of small footprint and light weight for storage.

Oh, let’s not forget about ~$1350 less expensive too! I did not want to find myself without a blower this winter for worry that these would also sell out, so I took the plunge and ordered a couple of months before winter hit.

So, back to review of the e21 Power Clear. First snow storm last night in Eastern Ontario (Dec 5th), and we got quite a few cms of snow, followed by freezing rain. So snow was high in some places, and wet, with a thinner crusty layer.

Temp outside was about -2 degrees Celcius. so not cold. I started in non-eco mode and for snow that was 8″ deep, it ate threw it. However, after doing about half my driveway, I checked battery level.

it was down to 2 bars (fully charged when I started). So, I switched to Eco mode to do the remaining half, my about 50 sq ft of walk way and the road in front of my yard (about 6′ x 10′ so snow plow driver can see my curb and to minimize the pile at end of driveway).

The stuff on the road was about the same height of blower opening and it had a tougher time, but still chewed threw it. Had to take Eco mode off for that though. It had no issue in eco mode, although you can tell the difference in the motor speed and as one would expect, distance snow was thrown.

Still did the job though. And yes, this can throw the snow easily 25ft. almost accidently threw snow over my yard and onto my neighbours driveway. When I was done, I had one bar on my battery. What I don’t know is how close the machine was to just shutting down from lack of battery power.

Not sure if these batteries show red when completely spent or not, but based on claims and reviews, I suppose I expected more than that. Also, note it was not cold out, and I suspect cold temps take their toll on battery life.

That said, if it was that cold, would have been light fluffy snow instead of wet crusty snow, so maybe that somewhat balances out. All this to say based on my one experience, if we were expecting a huge snow fall, ie.

consistent depth of 6-7 inches or more, I would likely plan to clean the snow at least a couple of times during the storm opposed to waiting for the snow to stop, as I would do and easily manage with my previous 2-stage 11 hp gas snow blower.

Keep in mind that my thinking in this regard is only based on my experience using this unit once, so take with a grain of salt. Then, I waited for the plow to come by, but by then, there wasn’t enough material to justify using the blower.

it was mostly water and slush from all the rain and +6 degree temp. One thing that I definitely noticed, and miss, was the shoot height adjustment at the handle. Given my situation, I am adjusting height several times during the snow blowing session, and I cannot reach the chute adjustment from behind the blower (I am 6’4″).

I have to stop and go to the side to adjust it whereas on my gas blower, I could adjust it quickly with the lever on the main handle bar on the fly while blowing snow. I would pay more for this unit to have that functionality at the handlebar.

Is it a deal breaker? Not likely, but time will tell. Who knows, maybe I will get annoyed enough to move to a 2-stage. So, summary of pros and cons (for me): Pros: small foot print, electric so no dino fuel required, light for storage on a shelf in my garage, seems to handle decently deep snow, even wet, and can throw it far, scrapes driveway clean so no need to follow up with shovel like I did with my big gas blower, led light is bright, although I used in the morning so was less noticeable, super light to maneuver while using it, easy to push through the snow.

little effort required. Cons: 7. 5a battery may not last as long as claims, wish the wheels were rubber instead of plastic, and really miss being able to adjust the shoot height. I will say that I am a little concerned about the plastic chute and possibility of cracking in very cold temps and if the impeller grabs a decent chunk of ice or rock.

That’s just me though, not sure if it would crack or cause any issues, but something to be said about strength of metal chute. Would I buy it again? At this point, yes. However, I won’t really know for sure until I have used this at least a half a dozen times under various conditions.

Nevertheless, hope this helps those who may be considering moving to electric or this blower in particular. One more thing, there is only one other brand that I considered for my battery lawnmower and snow blower (starts with an E ends with an o, and “gee”, it’s name is short) it, but after research on reliability and customer service, I decided to go with Toro, even though it is a bit of a premium.

They have an established authorized dealer network for any warranty work or repairs.

My neighbor is a Toro dealer and had one of these as a demo. After trying it out I bought one. It works surprisingly well. It’s initially very quiet, but has some design issues. First, it’s a single stage with no impeller to get the snow out of the tube.

This is fine for cold, fluffy, dry snow, but if it’s the kind of snow for making snowballs that is more wet and packs, snow will continually clog in the chute and you’ll have to poke it to clear it out many, many times.

The fix is to lubricate the inside of the chute so snow doesn’t stick. I’ve tried car wax, synthetic motor oil, tri-flow, and wd 40. They all work for a while. Just rub a thin coat on the inside of the chute if it’s wet snow.

Next, the wheels are just too small and chintzy. They collect snow severely and will eventually just stop rotating altogether so you’re basically just sliding the whole thing. There is no fix for this.

The scraper is a great idea, but the cheap plastic is garbage. The concrete just acts like a file and grinds it down. I’ve had mine for just a couple years and it’s toast, and replacements are way too expensive for what they re.

They should be made of metal, not cheap plastic. If they can put a metal scraper on a cheap shovel at walmart, Toro can do better. Speaking of the scraper, if you have concrete with lines between slabs, like everyone, eventually they shift and one will be slightly higher than the other.

The scraper will get caught on this and you will come to a violent stop EVERY SINGLE TIME. I hate it. Last and worst of all, the rotor blades are just so thin and weak, and will deform with the slightest bit of debris.

For me, there was a chunk of wood mulch on the driveway. It bent the metal blades and now they scrape the inside of the snow blower and it makes a horrible loud sound whenever I use it. I hate it so much.

I ended up bending and filing it to the point where it stopped making contact and was quiet again, but then the blade hit a piece of plastic edging along a paver stone path that was sticking up about 1/4 inch and now it’s worse than ever.

For $700 I really expect a better quality product.

I bought this before Thanksgiving and was able to use it a few times and it was working great. Then after a small snowfall before Xmas, it was running like before and then suddenly died for no apparent reason.

I tried a different battery to see if the issue was that instead but it just wouldn’t start up again. Fortunately I was able to bring it back to Home Depot and exchange it for a new one. My only complaints are that there is no on/off for the lights because they can actually make things more difficult when it’s dark and blowing snow.

It would be nice to be able to turn them off when not needed. I also had some issues when the pavement isn’t level and the scraper would bump and I would suddenly stop and run into the snow blower. It just seems to happen a bit more with this than my old gas powered Toro.

The auger also scrapes against uneven pavement but that shouldn’t damage the auger too much I don’t think. It’s very quiet and sometimes I hear the rocks it picks up and get worried that something is going to break.

Otherwise it has worked very well, even in heavy wet snow. I haven’t tried it in snow deeper than 6 inches or so but I try not to let snow get that high anyway. It’s so quiet that I can clear snow later at night without bothering my neighbors If it want.

Overall, a very good product so far.

This was good but I didn’t get fuel stabilizer and I’ve been charged multiple times on my bank account getting very frustrated as a young man that needs to buy food for his son. And then I get charged multiple times while not getting what I needed.

Very good and quick shipment. Good quality product. Only wish if free shipping is available at $25 and not $50. Thanks

Cub Cadet oil is the best for my rider since it’s a Cub Cadet. No wondering if it might be compatible because it is sold by the same brand.

I always use this brand lawnmower oil. It keeps the small machine running smoothly and provides long lasting usage, I like this brand and like their lawnmower oil.

Well packaged. Came with all bits for my 450 lawnmower. Watched 2 YouTube videos on how to change oil, gasgets, air filter and spark plug. Took 30 mins to do. You’ll need a simple socket set and screwdrivers but it really is very easy to do.

Runs like a dream now with no spluttering or cutting out. Thanks.

I’ve been topping up my lawn mower with car multigrade car oil but found the level kept dropping. Reading up I believe that air cooled engines actually run hotter than car engines (which are water cooled) and therefore multigrade oil boil away.

I haven’t tried this long enough to confirm how long it lasts but it was the same price as other lawnmower specific oils I looked at.

In my opinion, the only thing missing is a small bottle of carb cleaner – or similar. I have access to plenty of aerosol cans of brake cleaner so used this to give the carb a good blast, clean any muck out of the crevices, including inside the fuel tank.

Everything else sits together nicely for a problem-free lawnmower service. The mower now runs as sweet as it did when I bought it.

Works fine in my mower engine of the same name.

Quality oil good price

Everything you will need to service your B&S powered mower, including replacing the carb gaskets. I was suffering from very poor running and high fuel use which was attributed to a week diaphragm which should be replaced regularly; the kit included the necessary OEM parts to repair this as part of the service Great value, easy job to undertake and resulted in a perfectly working mower at a fraction of the price of taking it to service center.

Its SAE30 engine oil for the mower. works fine. The bottle came in sealed so assume its a genuine product. No problems with ebayer. would recommend and use again

Product available quickly. Compliant. Good quality mower oil from the same brand MC Culloch.

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