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There are a variety of “safety" features Crocs if you ain’t crocin’ you ain’t rockin shirt that makes it harder to pull a mower in reverse…typically stuff like making the wheels lock if operated in reverse. Paradoxically, however, if you stubbornly INSIST on pulling the mower, these “safety" features actually increase the pulling force required, and thus the odds of slipping. So, I say, if you're willing to be a “bad boy" and pull the mower in reverse you need to bypass this mechanism, as it is actually increasing your risk, not lowering it. (The unstated engineering assumption behind it is you're not nearly stubborn enough to persist in the face of modest resistance to your nefarious schemes. Wait a minute - what about power mowers that aren't self-propelled? Glad you asked - there are 2 kinds of mower: reel (looks like a squirrel cage of blades that shears the grass against a fixed blade) and rotary (spins a large blade around a vertical axis and bashes the top off the grass). 

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 isn't recommended, for safety reasons. And many mowers have safety devices designed to discourage you from doing so. First: the issue with pulling a mower towards you is that, if you lose your footing and slip, you are slipping into the projected path of the mower, and the maw of its blade. OTOH, if you are pushing a mower AWAY from you, well, the problem solves itself, doesn't it? Add to that, one common reason to push, then pull a mower back towards you, is to mow a hill too steep to walk…and you've amplified the tendency to slip. Experts recommend, therefore, to NEVER pull a mower towards you. Now: do I pull a mower towards me? Damn skippy I do! There are just too many instances where not doing so is entirely impractical. However, I am VERY mindful of the fact I'm engaged in a “high-pucker-factor

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