You were going to fix it.
That was the plan.
It stopped working… maybe wouldn’t start… maybe started blowing smoke… maybe just died one day halfway through the lawn.
And you thought:
👉 “Yeah I’ll sort that this weekend.”
That was months ago.
Now it’s sitting there.
In the garage.
In the shed.
Down the side of the house.
Still broken.
Still in the way.
And every now and then you look at it and think:
👉 “I really should do something with that…”
But you don’t.
We see this all the time
Here’s the reality.
Once a lawn mower is stuffed… it usually stays stuffed.
Then you think i will just recycle the bloody thing.
Because now you’re dealing with:
• trying to figure out what’s actually wrong
• pulling it apart
• maybe ordering parts
• maybe taking it to a mower shop
And by the time you even start thinking about all that…
You realise something.
You can buy a bloody new mower these days for under $300.
So now you’ve got to ask yourself:
Is it worth:
• spending money on parts
• spending time messing around with it
• dragging it down to a mower shop
• waiting around for it to get looked at For an old mower that’s already on its last legs?
Most people decide pretty quickly:
👉 “nah… not worth it”
At that point, it’s not a repair job anymore.
It’s just something that needs to be gone.
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Once you’ve made that call… The mower doesn’t magically disappear.
It just sits there instead.
And now it’s not a “repair job” anymore.
It’s just another thing taking up space.
People think “it’s just a mower”…
Nah.
We see all sorts.
• old petrol push mowers that won’t start
• heavy steel ones that weigh a bloody ton
• reel mowers with the big roller on the front
• cheap electric ones that gave up early
• battery mowers people upgraded from
• ride-ons that have packed it in
Some are half pulled apart.
Some are missing bits.
Some clearly got “fixed” halfway… then abandoned.
And every single one ends up the same way.
Sitting there. Doing nothing.
Now it’s not just a dead mower.
It’s a leaking, smelly problem.
You get:
• oil dripping onto the floor
• old petrol stink in the garage
• dirt and grass stuck underneath
• rust if it’s outside
We’ve seen mowers sitting on cardboard trying to catch oil…
That turns to mush pretty quick.
Now you’ve got a bigger mess than when you started.
Or it gets shoved outside… and slowly rots.
Rain gets into it.
Tyres go flat.
Handles bend.
Looks like something dragged out of a scrap yard.
Let’s be honest.
That’s not happening.
Because now you’ve got to:
• lift a heavy awkward mower
• deal with petrol still inside
• deal with oil
• avoid wrecking your car And technically… you’re meant to drain all that first.
Most people look at it and go:
👉 “yeah nah… too hard”
And this is where people get stuck.
Not urgent enough to deal with.
But annoying enough to keep getting in the way.
So it just sits there.
Month after month.
You’re not fixing it.
You’re not taking it anywhere.
You’re sick of moving it around.
You just want it gone.
Instead of dragging it around for another year…
Most people just get it picked up.
No dealing with fuel.
No draining oil. No lifting it.
It just goes.
If that’s where you’re at:
You don’t need to clean it. You don’t need to drain it.
You don’t need to touch it.
We take it as it is.
You’ve already replaced the mower…
At checkout, you can use Afterpay if you’ve got an account.
Split into four payments.
Get it gone now instead of letting it sit there.
You already know what’s going to happen if you leave it.
Nothing.
Scroll up, pick your option, and get it gone.
No. Most people don’t want to deal with that.
We take lawn mowers as they are — fuel, oil and all.
• petrol mowers
• electric and battery mowers
• reel mowers
• broken mowers
• ride-on mowers
That’s fine.
Just select inside pickup when booking and it’ll be collected from there.
No.
As long as it’s accessible, it can be collected without you there.
Yes — if you have Afterpay.
Split into four payments at checkout.