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Gasoline mowers are agricultural or gardening machines used for mowing grass, weeds, and other vegetation. They operate on the principle of a gasoline engine, which moves a special gearbox that drives a shaft with cutting blades.

Gasoline mowers are usually more efficient than lawn mowers and allow for mowing larger areas in a shorter time. They are also more versatile because they can work in hard-to-reach places, such as uneven terrain or dense thickets.

Gasoline mowers are available in different sizes and engine powers, which allows them to be adapted to different tasks. There are models with simultaneous mowing and mulching, as well as those that allow for manual adjustment of the cutting height. Some gasoline mowers are equipped with additional accessories, such as hedge trimmers, pruners, and plant care tools.

When choosing a gasoline mower, it is worth paying attention to its power, size, and ease of use, as well as the cost of operation and maintenance. Stronger gasoline mowers usually cost more, but allow for work on larger areas, are more durable, and require less maintenance.