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November 11, 2022 by Exmark Mowers

How to Store Your Mower for Winter

Join Nick Heizer, an Exmark product manager, as he explains the best practices for winter lawn mower storage. You’re not done preparing for the cold weather just because you’ve winterized your equipment. The next step is storage.

Best Winter Storage for Your Mower

The best place to store your mower is indoors, though you want to be sure to keep it away from corrosives like water heaters, anything that sparks, and fertilizer. When we say “indoors,” we mean in an insulated garage or a water and weather-proof shed. It keeps your mower safe from the elements and temperature drops and keeps your equipment in the best shape possible. We know that not everyone has the indoor space to store their Exmark. In that case, let’s talk about the ideal outdoor storage setup.

Tips for Storing Your Lawn Mower Outside

If you’re storing your lawn mower outside this winter, you’ll want to make sure it’s properly tucked away from the elements. Heizer walks you through the lawn mower storage best practices so you know your investment is always cared for.

1. Cover Your Mower

The most effective way to keep your mower covered and cared for is with a great and durable covering. There are plenty out there, and it’s important, first and foremost, to ensure its waterproof and thick. If you have an Exmark mower, they have a custom cover that comes in a variety of sizes to keep your mower clean and protected. They’re even a great choice for indoor storage.

2. Care for Your Tires

If you have pneumatic tires, it’s crucial to keep them off the cold concrete to extend the longevity of your tires. This can be as simple as parking on a piece of carboard. You will want to be sure to move the mower around still as this helps to move the pressure and weight and keeps your tires in top shape.

3. Keep Away the Pests

Pests can do some serious damage to your mower. Put pet-safe bait stations around and under your mower to prevent mice from climbing in and nesting or tearing through your wiring. They seek enclosed, dark spaces and your Exmark is the last place they should make a home.

Talk to your dealer today to get your mower winterized or check out our article on the steps you can take. And be sure to grab yourself a cover.

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