Glossary R
Rear discharge capability
The ability of a mower to discharge grass clippings out of the rear of the machine, reducing the need for cleanup.
Rear discharge chute blocker
A device that can be attached to the rear discharge chute to prevent grass clippings from being discharged, reducing the need for cleanup.
Rear-discharge chute capability
The ability of a mower to discharge grass clippings out of the rear of the machine, reducing the need for cleanup.
Rear discharge efficiency
The ability of a mower to efficiently discharge grass clippings out of the rear of the machine, reducing the need for cleanup.
Rear engine
An engine located at the back of the mower, providing better balance and stability.
Rear engine zero-turn mower
A type of zero-turn mower where the engine is located at the rear of the machine, providing better weight distribution and stability.
Rear-wheel drive
A propulsion system where the power is delivered to the rear wheels, providing better traction and control on uneven terrain.
Rear-wheel steering
A steering system where the rear wheels turn independently from the front wheels, allowing for greater maneuverability and tighter turns.
Reduced trimming needs
The ability of the mower to cut grass close to edges, reducing the need for trimming.
Reliability
The ability of the mower to perform consistently and without breakdowns.
Renewable energy sources
Energy sources that are replenished naturally, such as solar, wind, and hydro power.
Repair expenses
The cost of repairs needed to keep the mower in good working condition.
Repairs
Maintenance or repairs needed to keep the mower in good working condition.
Replacement Parts
Parts needed to repair or replace components on the mower.
Replacement parts cost
The cost of parts needed to repair or replace components on the mower.
Residential
Designed for use in a residential setting.
Reverse mowing capability
The ability of the mower to mow in reverse.
Reverse speed
The speed at which the mower can move in reverse.
Ride quality on uneven terrain
The smoothness of the ride on bumpy or uneven terrain.
Riding mower
A mower that is designed to be ridden rather than pushed.
RPM (Revolutions Per Minute)
The number of revolutions the mower’s engine makes in one minute.