Toro TimeMaster Lawn Mower

The Personal Pace system uses a sensor in the handle that detects how fast you are walking. As you push forward, the mower automatically adjusts its speed to match your stride, making it feel like the mower is pulling you rather than you pushing it.

While the 30-inch deck is wider than a standard 21-inch mower, the rear-wheel drive and Traction Assist help it navigate tight corners and uneven terrain effectively. It is significantly more agile than a riding mower, though you will notice the extra width when navigating narrow garden beds.

This feature allows you to stop the blades from spinning without turning off the engine. It is incredibly useful if you need to clear a rock or stick from your path, or if you need to cross a gravel driveway without throwing debris.

The TimeMaster features a Quick Stow storage handle that allows you to lock the handle in an upright, vertical position. This significantly reduces the mower's footprint, allowing it to be stored in a much tighter space than a standard mower.

The integrated washout port is convenient for rinsing out grass clippings immediately after mowing, which helps prevent buildup. However, for a deep seasonal cleaning, you will still need to manually scrape the underside of the deck to remove caked-on debris.

Yes, the rear-wheel drive system provides excellent traction on inclines. However, because the unit weighs 140 pounds, you should always mow across the slope rather than up and down to maintain control and safety.