Start the Cub Cadet Push Mower with the Push Button

I love big red buttons. I'm going to teach you in under 30 seconds how to use this cupcake. Pull the safety lever back. You got a giant red button. That's my daughter. Doesn't she look thrilled? When you release the safety lever, it automatically shuts the mower off. When you want to go slow, you hit this lever right here. When you want to go fast, you hit this lever here. And if you need all four wheels driving at the same time, pull them both back and you got four-wheel drive a lot more. You can have a high-speed or a low speed. You can have frontwheel drive, rear wheel drive, or you can have the whole thing driving at the same time. Okay. Really an intuitive design on it. Cool. One of the things that I don't like about it is every time you release the bail, it automatically shuts off. It would be nice if it would shut off the blades only, leaving the engine running. So, if this switch ever fails, this is a relatively easy lawnmower to start. This battery actually charges just like a car would charge. Every time you're running it, it's charging the battery. So, you never have to plug this lawn mower in. It's not a batterypowered mower. You don't ever have to charge it up or plug it in or mess with stupid cords to make sure you got a mower that works. You don't have to do anything except for pull push the button and you got a lawnmower that's running. They've