5. It is at this juncture that the operator is ready to mow the lawn. Using the specific start device for the mower -- in accordance with in structures provided by the user manual -- one should initiate mowing. Here, the running mower should be pushed along the long from end to end in straight parallel lines. Many mowers will actually mow the perimeter of the law first and subsequently fill the area in the middle with the above-mentioned straight lines. In order to avoid missing any spots, one is also advised to double over the intersecting area between a freshly mowed line and the line then being mowed directly adjacent.

6. During this process, it is incumbent upon the user to ensure that he or she is also providing proper maintenance to the lawnmower itself. This means that, for instance, a mower with a grass collector may...

Effective monitoring of the mower's needs and response in situations where such need arises, such as emptying a fully grass bag, is essential to proper lawn care.
7. Once the lawn-mowing has been completed, one can either dispose of the grass clippings or use them to create a compost heap. Composted material can be used to fertilize a garden or may be delivered to a co-operative where it can be used for fertilizer.

8. Following this, the lawnmower should be cleaned and placed back in its proper storage area.

9. You may now enjoy the fruits of your labor. Enjoy a cold beverage on your freshly manicured front lawn.

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