Lawnmower Shop in Tuncurry

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Tuncurry Lawnmower Shop

At Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws, we take pride in offering a wide selection of lawn care equipment to suit every need—from compact suburban yards to sprawling acreage properties. Whether you’re after a battery or petrol push mower, a reliable ride-on, or a heavy-duty zero-turn model, we have something to match.

Our team is here to help you find the mower best suited to your yard size, terrain and usage. We also stock essential outdoor equipment like edgers, sprayers and pressure washers to make yard maintenance easier. If your mower isn’t running as it should, we offer professional repairs on all makes and models—whether purchased from us or not.

Drop in to our lawnmower shop and speak with our friendly team for product guidance or to book a service in Tuncurry.

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Quality Products from Trusted Brands

We supply a wide range of high-performance mowers and yard equipment, trusted by homeowners and professionals alike.

Push Mowers - Available in petrol or battery-powered models for smaller lawns
Ride-On Mowers – Ideal for larger yards or acreage with varying terrain
Zero-Turn Mowers – Designed for speed and precision in tight spaces
Tractor-Style Mowers – Great for heavy-duty tasks and hilly landscapes
Outdoor Equipment – Including edgers, pressure washers and tow-behind sprayers
Trusted Brands – Bush Ranger, Victa, Greenworks, Masport, Stiga, Gravely
Warrantied Products – All equipment backed by manufacturer warranties

How to Choose the Right Mower

Not sure which mower is right for your property? Here are a few key points to guide your decision:

Yard Size – Push mowers suit small areas; ride-ons work best for larger spaces
Terrain Type – Uneven or sloped ground may require a tractor-style mower
Navigation Needs – Choose a zero-turn model for tight turns and complex layouts
Power Source – Battery models are quieter and low-maintenance; petrol offers more grunt
Usage Frequency – Regular users may benefit from comfort features and greater durability
Storage Capacity – Consider space required for storing larger equipment
Ask for Advice – Our team can help match you with the right mower for your needs

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Lawnmower Shop in Tuncurry

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02 6555 6528

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Tuncurry, NSW 2428

Opening Hours

Monday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

FAQ's

What’s the difference between a ride-on and a zero-turn mower?

Ride-on mowers are generally used for larger areas and resemble small tractors with steering wheels. Zero-turn mowers, on the other hand, use lap bars and a differential steering system to pivot sharply, offering tighter turning capabilities. This makes them ideal for properties with lots of trees or landscaping obstacles.
How often should I service my lawnmower?

Most lawnmowers benefit from an annual service, typically before the mowing season begins. Regular servicing includes oil changes, spark plug checks, blade sharpening and air filter replacements. For heavy or commercial use, more frequent servicing may be necessary to maintain optimal performance.
Are electric lawnmowers as powerful as petrol ones?

Electric lawnmowers have improved significantly and are suitable for most standard residential lawns. While they are quieter, lighter and require less maintenance, they may not perform as well on thick or wet grass compared to petrol models. For tougher mowing jobs or larger areas, petrol mowers often provide more reliable power.
Can I repair my own lawnmower, or should I go to a professional?

Some basic maintenance tasks like cleaning, blade replacement or air filter changes can be done at home. However, issues involving the engine, fuel system or electrical components should be left to a qualified technician. Attempting complex repairs without the right tools or knowledge could lead to more damage or safety risks.