Yard Force garden guides
Advice on choosing and maintaining your garden tools
Choosing a suitable tool starts with a clearly defined task: mowing a lawn, maintaining its edges, trimming a hedge or cleaning a patio. This guide helps you compare Yard Force product families and prepare your purchase according to your ground, maintenance routine and the equipment references you already own.
Start with the task
- Robot lawn mowers provide regular mowing, with the boundary system chosen according to the model.
- Compare lawn mowers by cutting width, drive type and grass management.
- Ride-on mowers also require checks of access and storage space.
- Choose pressure washers according to the surface, flow, pressure and suitable accessories.
Observe the ground's constraints
Note narrow passages, obstacles, changes of level and places where water or electricity is available. Area alone is not enough: two gardens of the same size can require different machines. For mowing, also plan finishing around trees and what to do with the clippings.
Read the right specification and pack contents
Compare the full reference, variant and listed contents. A bare tool and a battery kit may have similar names. For cordless appliances, check the approved tool, battery and charger combination in the manual. The battery compatibility guide explains useful checks.
Plan ahead
Access to consumables, storage and maintenance matters as much as first use. Identify the batteries and parts required for your model, keep the machine reference and consult Yard Force support for instructions. This section's guides cover initial choice through to winter storage.