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		<description><![CDATA[A little bit of history&#8230;
When we moved into our new home in the late &#8217;90s I used to cut the lawn using my Dad&#8217;s old electric mower - a Qualcast something or other. It was old, blunt and rather wobbly and sort of tore at the grass rather than cut it.
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<p>When we moved into our new home in the late &#8217;90s I used to cut the lawn using my Dad&#8217;s old electric mower - a Qualcast something or other. It was old, blunt and rather wobbly and sort of tore at the grass rather than cut it.</p>
<p>For whatever reason I&#8217;d always fancied an old fashioned push mower so about 3 or 4 years ago I started to look around for one. I&#8217;d decided that I wanted an old one rather than a new one though thinking back I can&#8217;t recall why that was!</p>
<p>After much fruitless searching, by chance I stumbled upon an advert in a copy of Loot and a chap was offering a used push mower. We didn&#8217;t live close to each other so we met up in a road outside Warrington. The chap was offering an old, sturdy Ransomes Ajax mower and was asking £50 for it. I started to haggle when he pulled out his trump card &#8230;he had a second Ransomes mower in the boot and would let me have both for £80! He twisted my arm and I handed over my money. It would have been a perfect deal but for the fact there was only one grassbox.</p>
<p>The photo on the <a href="http://www.pushmowers.co.uk"  target="_self">homepage</a> is one of those Ransomes and I&#8217;ve used it since to mow my lawns. It&#8217;s a lovely, sturdy mower and cuts my (not great quality) lawns well. It&#8217;s simple to use with no cable to look out for or  cable to pull-start. The only downside is the split steel roller on the back as it&#8217;s rather heavy - todays models are more <a href="http://www.pushmowers.co.uk/buyers-guide"  target="_self">user friendly</a> of course!</p>
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