How Much Do Lawn Mowers Typically Weigh?
Last Updated Mar 25, 2020 4:00:58 PM ET
While lawn mower weights vary significantly depending on the lawn mower, 30 pounds is a standard weight for a push lawn mower, and 105 pounds is a standard weight for a power lawn mower. Riding lawn mowers, which are much larger, usually weigh over 300 pounds.
Riding lawn mowers that have more powerful engines tend to weigh more. A standard weight for a riding lawn mower with a 12-horsepower engine is 325 pounds. A riding lawn mower with an 18-horsepower engine typically weighs 450 pounds, while one with a 22-horsepower engine typically weighs 525 pounds. Professional lawn mowers usually have more attachments and accessories, increasing the mower's weight.
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