The working principle of a lawn mower

The working principle of a lawn mower is to utilize the power of the engine to drive the mowing disc to rotate at high speed through the transmission system, causing the blades installed on the disc to rotate synchronously and generate a certain cutting force to cut the weeds.

The lawn mower is also called a lawn mower, grass cutter, lawn trimming machine or grass beating machine. It consists of a cutter head, an engine, traveling wheels, a traveling mechanism, blades, a handrail and a control section. The cutter head is installed on the traveling wheel. An engine is installed on the cutter head, and a blade is installed on the output shaft of the engine. The blade uses the high-speed rotation of the engine to trim the lawn