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McLane 9 Inch Gas Powered Walk Behind Lawn Edger with 4 Rubber Wheels, 5.50 Gross Torque Engine and Spring Steel Blade, Powder Coat Finish, Red/Yellow

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Brand Mclane
Power Source Gas Powered
Material Polyester, Alloy Steel, Rubber
Color Red and yellow
Style Gas,Cordless
Item Weight 0.01 Ounces
Cutting Width 7 Inches
Operation Mode Automatic
UPC 860489001239 052933100586
Global Trade Identification Number 00860489001239

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  • EDGER AND TRIMMER - Make your yard or outdoor space look incredible with this lawn edger machine. McLane bladed edgers and trimmers use single lever blade clutch and depth control for the exact cut you want.
  • PRECISE - This motorized trimmer is designed to ride on most curbs while still delivering a clean cut every time. The cutter head is precision machined uses sealed precision ball bearings on a 2” x 9” spring steel blade.
  • ANY ANGLE - McLane edgers and trimmers cut vertically or horizontally, and do it smoothly thanks to wide rubber tires with ball bearing wheels. The blade can be quickly and easily tilted to almost any angle, and will trim flat at any height.
  • MEET SAFETY STANDARDS - All McLane edger and trimmers meet all established safety standards.
  • MADE IN THE USA - This cordless gas powered lawn edger is proudly made in the USA.
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Customers find the lawn mower easy to assemble and operate. It starts right up and runs smoothly, providing good value for the price. The controls are intuitive, and the machine performs well. Many consider it a serious edger for serious homeowners. However, opinions differ on the build quality, stability, and blade angle.

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168 customers mention "Edger quality"148 positive20 negative

Customers appreciate the edger's quality. They say it's a well-built machine that does a good job, starts right up and runs smoothly, and is easy to handle. Some find it difficult to push, but overall customers consider it one of the best push edgers out there. The engine is powerful enough that they don't need close to full throttle.

"...Love it. I have 4000 sq ft of flower beds on 2 acres. A great tool!" Read more

"...all plastic like the one from sears, but is very easy to use, and does a great job,im very particular, i have the nicest lawn in my neighborhood...." Read more

"...Easy to handle. My wife had no problem with handling the machine, even going through very thick sod and clay * Lots of power *..." Read more

"I feel McLane edgers are one of the best push edgers out there. They are well made and reliable with easy, low maintenance...." Read more

106 customers mention "Ease of assembly"81 positive25 negative

Customers find the lawn mower easy to assemble and operate. They say it starts with little effort, the controls are intuitive, and access is easy. The mower is steady on its feet, nice to handle, and the edger setup is great.

"...The controls are intuitive. My only complaint is that I wish the handles were longer because I am 6'6" tall...." Read more

"...out of steel, not all plastic like the one from sears, but is very easy to use, and does a great job,im very particular, i have the nicest lawn in..." Read more

"...Easy to assemble, but once it was put together, it looks as if the whole frame is crooked—the two frame pieces that the unit sits on, to which the..." Read more

"...They are well made and reliable with easy, low maintenance. I had one 30 years ago but when I moved, to a rural area...." Read more

61 customers mention "Start time"58 positive3 negative

Customers like the lawn mower's start time. It starts easily, runs smoothly, and does a clean job. The engine fires up without problems and runs quietly. Many find it takes less time than electric edgers to complete their 300+ feet of edging quickly.

"...The edger started on first pull and ran smooth as silk. I only use it on drive and sidewalks...." Read more

"...machine and once I figured out the settings, I had my 300+ ft of edging done very quickly. PROS: *..." Read more

"...and pushing the choke to off cleared the exhaust smoke and the unit ran smoothly...." Read more

"...Even with the extra pass, it is still takes less time than my electric edgers, though...." Read more

34 customers mention "Value for money"24 positive10 negative

Customers appreciate the lawn mower's value for money. They find it offers a good combination of features and price for their needs. Some describe it as a great buy and a serious edger for serious homeowners.

"...prior to purchase, and this one seemed like the best combination of features and price for what I need. So far, I haven't been disappointed...." Read more

"...The value quotient is there, too. I looked at edgers costing $100 to $200 more than this one, but they weren't made any better than this one...." Read more

"...This is not a plastic or synthetic rig....it is metal and strong. It is expensive. But I think that I can self service the unit every Winter myself...." Read more

"...He also said it was less expensive...." Read more

28 customers mention "Design"21 positive7 negative

Customers like the design of the lawn mower. They say it's sturdy and well-made, with a four-wheel design that makes work easy. The clean-cut edges enhance their yards and look great. However, some customers report issues with the mower stalling out occasionally.

"...It edged beautifully with a clean edge...." Read more

"...all the other reviews this product worked great, it gives you a nice clean edge and will save you a ton of time if you have a large area to edge..." Read more

"...It really looks awful. I'm sure I could be missing something, but I can't figure out how to just do a single pass forward and be done...." Read more

"...Really a very simple design which I like, no need to over engineer an edger...." Read more

71 customers mention "Build quality"39 positive32 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the lawn mower's build quality. Some say it's well-built and quiet, while others mention issues like flimsy parts, cracks in the mounting assembly, and broken parts like the gas cap. Overall, opinions are mixed on the quality and durability of the machine.

"...This is not a plastic or synthetic rig....it is metal and strong. It is expensive. But I think that I can self service the unit every Winter myself...." Read more

"...the machine is heavy because it is made out of steel, not all plastic like the one from sears, but is very easy to use, and does a great job,im very..." Read more

"...It's a solid machine and once I figured out the settings, I had my 300+ ft of edging done very quickly. PROS: *..." Read more

"...They are well made and reliable with easy, low maintenance. I had one 30 years ago but when I moved, to a rural area...." Read more

20 customers mention "Blade angle"8 positive12 negative

Customers have mixed reviews about the blade angle of the lawn mower. Some find it a good feature that allows them to run the blade parallel to the ground, while others mention issues with the angle not being adjustable and constant tuning needed. The blade tilts toward the lawn instead of sitting vertically, which some customers find unsatisfactory.

"...blade head in comparison to the drive wheel, as the belt is clearly at a fairly extreme angle, and this just does not seem right to me...." Read more

"...Lastly, one great feature is the ability to change the blade angle to run parallel to the ground....making this a weed eater tool also...." Read more

"...Sorry guys, those holes are the same size as their bolts; no adjustment there...." Read more

"...You can also change the cutting angle, which was vital for us with curbs and lots of landscaping. * Really runs pretty quiet..." Read more

19 customers mention "Stability"11 positive8 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the lawn mower's stability. Some find it well-balanced on its wheels and rides nicely on curbs. Others mention it doesn't stay in place, the lever is cheaply made, and the handles slide off easily.

"...I found this edger to be easy to move and maneuver...." Read more

"...The plastic piece on the throttle lever is cheaply made, and fell off the first time that I used the edger. The hole in..." Read more

"...Overall it trimmed a good bit of time off the yard work (can really move on straight runs) leaves a far better looking result than a string trimmer...." Read more

"...indicated, the throttle assembly is cheaply made of plastic and sticks...." Read more

UPDATE: July 2021 HORRIBLE customer service at McLane! Disheartening
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UPDATE: July 2021 HORRIBLE customer service at McLane! Disheartening
Update: After a couple of frustrating weeks and finding multiple issues with this unit. Also having the blame shifted from the manufacturer, to the engine manufacturer, to the product distributor, to the shipping carrier (lots of phone calls and emails)… Ultimately Amazon stepped in and resolved the situation. Thanks Amazon!The product is very nice if you are lucky enough to receive a “good one”. Also… Not all parts (including Briggs and Stratton parts) are available even for a brand new unit.July 2021 HORRIBLE customer service at McLane! Disheartening because I’ve been a “McLane Fan” since the 1980’s. I received my new McLane 101 Trim ‘N Edger with Briggs and Stratton engine. The muffler is dented and scratched down to the bare metal. It was obviously dented at the McLane facility in Compton California and shipped out anyway. McLane ignored my first email. I got a Rep from McLane on the phone and sent another professional and pleasant email with photos and Amazon invoice… NO RESPONSE! Three days passed and now McLane is trying to pass the buck to anyone but themselves!!!! The muffler or cover would take two to 3 minutes for anyone with basic skills and household tools to swap…Nobody… Especially a good customer, deserves this frustration.I was ORIGINALLY going to buy the $900 McLane with the Honda GX engine but McLane didn’t return my email or call about stock availability so I bought this one from Amazon. Still nice minus the dent, scratches and HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.The company that shipped the McLane for Amazon was incredibly FAST and the box arrived 3 days earlier than anticipated and in absolutely pristine condition.I will UPDATE this review if anything changes. It’s a real bummer because I am passionate about quality products and nostalgic about McLane… They just aren’t what they used to be. Shameful!
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  • stgeorge
    5.0 out of 5 stars Edger Performance
    Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2022
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    Reviewed many 4cycl gas edgers and opted for this McLane model. Assembled it in less than any hour, added oil and non ethanol fuel, and started it in the 2nd pull. The controls are intuitive. My only complaint is that I wish the handles were longer because I am 6'6" tall. I have a 400' driveway so that's is 800' of edging. It had never been edged so I made 3 edging cuts as sod had grown over into the driveway. My next edging will be like cutting warm butter. I found this edger to be easy to move and maneuver. But if you set the cutting depth at its deepest setting, it will act like a self propeller to pull you forward. Expect that so you hold on. Which reminds me that the hand grips are way to small for me. I am looking for bike handle grips that will give greater diameter for those of us with big hands. Also I will probably add a water bottle holder to the unit and a tool holder so I can clean out the blade guard that gets clogged with sod while using the unit. There is no blade line on the unit so you have to develop a sense of the cutting edge. I will be adding a paint line arrow as a guide for me. I will be ordering another blade with 3 cutting edges instead of just 2 just because I think intuitively that 3 edged blade is superior to just 2. If the handles were just 4 inches wider, I think the unit would be easier to control ergonomically and tire less on the upper body. I burner myself on the muffler housing after my first use. The cover is black. It would be a safety enhancement to have a metal plate in bright yellow as a warning. It also would be nice to have a procedure decal on the deck. But overall I am very pleased. This is not a plastic or synthetic rig....it is metal and strong. It is expensive. But I think that I can self service the unit every Winter myself. Lastly, one great feature is the ability to change the blade angle to run parallel to the ground....making this a weed eater tool also. Highly recommend after 3 days of use. I edged my front flower beds by changing the blade angle to 70 degrees to the right. I can now mow my flower beds up to the edge with my Cub Cadet riding mower. Love it. I have 4000 sq ft of flower beds on 2 acres. A great tool!
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  • JohnnyO
    5.0 out of 5 stars best edger on the market for the money
    Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    McLane 101 9-Inch Gas Powered Lawn Edger after buying a craftsman edger and paying $340.00, it ran great 4 times, on the 5th time ran for 20 seconds then quit. took it back to sears they talked me into trying another machine, same thing happened with the 2nd one, took it back they said they would have to fix it.so they did. it lasted for about 6 uses then started backfiring then quit, took it back to sears they said they would have to fix it again. finally got my money back after buying another sears edger. then canceling the order before it came in. I will never buy anything again, before doing research.I read the reviews on the mclean edger, the good ones, and the bad. they must have changed the throtle problem, you not only can operate it from the handle it also has a lever on the side. after doing the research i found out there are about 500 briggs and stratton motors out there. the 101 from amazon.com $299.00 comes with the 550 series. built much like the honda, has an over head valve.the machine got to my house the day they said it would,took about 5 days, free shipping, put it together in about 20 min, added the correct oil 30sae, that i had to buy from ace hardware,( im not crying that i had to buy oil) and the right gas high test nothing over 15% ethanol, the only reason it did not start on the first pull, is because i did not see the kill switch below the throtle (nice feature.) the machine is heavy because it is made out of steel, not all plastic like the one from sears, but is very easy to use, and does a great job,im very particular, i have the nicest lawn in my neighborhood. make sure you get the 101 model not the 801, the 801 model the engine hangs down and get hung up in the grass, as i found out from a 30 yr employee from Mclean,thanks mclean for still building good machines in the good old usa.( Happy 4th of July) and thanks amazon for selling them..........JohnnyO
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