DR Power’s Battery Powered Lawn Mowers and Yard Tools Have Arrived! Let’s face it. The times of relying on gas-powered yard tools are diminishing. Battery powered tools are here to stay. Not only are they cleaner, lighter and quieter but over time, they will save you money. Now is the time to ditch your gas-powered… Read More
Which DR Pressure Washer is best for you? Pressure washers are the perfect pieces of equipment for all sorts of cleaning jobs around your home. Whether you’re in the market for a small, light duty pressure washer or a professional grade pressure washer to help with heavy chores, there are some basic features worth considering… Read More
One of the many great advantages of owning a Lawn Tractor (or Riding Mower) is their amazing towing capabilities. You can basically ‘hitch’ (or hook-up) anything you want to tow behind your Lawn Tractor as you cut the grass. If you currently own a Lawn Tractor (or you a looking to purchase one), you already… Read More
A brush mower, sometimes called a brush hog, is a specialized type of lawn mower that is super-powered to handle thick foliage and undergrowth, like thick weeds, brush, and even small trees. An expensive piece of equipment, many consumers might worry about how much use they can really get out of the machine and might… Read More
A Pressure Washer is a great way to clean all kinds of surfaces around your home: vinyl siding, stucco, concrete, stone walkways, brick, boats, cars and trucks, power equipment, garage floors, and more. If you have a pressure washer or are considering buying one, you’ve probably noticed that there are all kinds of pressure washer nozzles… Read More
Pressure washers are fantastic pieces of equipment which you can use for all sorts of cleaning jobs around the house. Whether you’re in the market for a small, light duty pressure washer or a professional grade pressure washer for heavy chores, there are some basic features worth considering. Here are three of the most important: PSI Range… Read More
If you’ve ever burned using a 55 gallon steel barrel, you’ve probably run into some problems. There’s little to no circulation, preventing the debris from burning completely and allowing it to smolder. With embers flying everywhere, there’s always a danger of igniting surrounding combustibles like barns, houses, or fields. Steel barrels are heavy and cumbersome… Read More