--- product_id: 7010275 title: "304-14" brand: "great states" price: "€ 882.18" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Great States" url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/7010275-304-14 store_origin: FR region: France --- # 14-inch cutting width 0.5-1.75 inch adjustable height 5-blade ball bearing reel 304-14 **Brand:** great states **Price:** € 882.18 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Cut the noise, not the style β€” mow smarter, live greener! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 304-14 by great states - **How much does it cost?** € 882.18 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/7010275-304-14) ## Best For - great states enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted great states brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Durability Meets Style:** Hard enamel finish resists rust and wear, keeping your mower looking sharp season after season. - β€’ **Effortless Maneuverability:** Lightweight 21 lbs design with cushioned T-handle and smooth 8.5-inch composite wheels for easy pushing. - β€’ **Customizable Lawn Perfection:** Quick, tool-free height adjustment from 0.5 to 1.75 inches to tailor your turf’s ideal length. - β€’ **Eco-Friendly & Whisper-Quiet:** Manual push operation means zero gas, oil, fumes, or noiseβ€”perfect for mindful urban living. - β€’ **Precision Scissor-Cut Every Time:** Sharp, heat-treated alloy steel blades deliver a clean, disease-free lawn look. ## Overview The Great States 304-14 is a 14-inch manual push reel mower featuring a 5-blade ball bearing reel made from heat-treated alloy steel for long-lasting sharpness. It offers a quick, tool-free adjustable cutting height from 0.5 to 1.75 inches, lightweight maneuverability at just 21 pounds, and solid rubber composite wheels for smooth rolling. This eco-friendly mower requires no gas or oil, providing a quiet, clean, and precise scissor-like cut that promotes a healthier lawn. ## Description Product Description The Great States hand-powered mower is a convenient lawn maintenance tool that does not require oil or gas to function. It is an economical and quiet alternative to gas-powered lawnmowers. This hand lawn mower cuts grass like a pair of scissors, so you can maintain your lawn's health without worrying about disease and insect attacks on your grass. You can enjoy the convenience of smooth-spinning blades, easy-roll wheels, and height adjustability with this Great States Lawnmower. From the Manufacturer "Great States 14"" Reel Mower3-spider, 5 blade ball bearing reel – Made from ally steelEasy and tool free assemblyEasy to maneuver - Lightweight at only 21 LBS!Easy height adjustmentsT-style cushioned handle for additional comfortHard enamel finish last long and prevents rust!A clean, precise, scissor - like cut for your lawn, NO fuel needed! Skip the gas. Skip the oil. Skip the fumes. Skip the cords. Skip the noise. You don't need any of it, not when you've got the man-powered 14"" Mower from Great States. Smooth-spinning blades, easy-roll wheels, and height adjustability combine to deliver the perfectly-groomed look you want, no hassle required! " Review: This cuts beautifully! - Do not hesitate, get this one!! This is a great lawn manual lawn mower! I am amazed at how it is just the right weight to not jump when pushing it and not feel like you a pushing a shopping cart with a broken wheel. It is very smooth and can easily be pushed with one had with little effort. My grass was high and think due to our battery powered mowers batteries keep dying. This unit did the job well getting though. This time my yard was just as high as the neighbor's is now in the pictures. You can see how well this manual mower did. The grass still is damp from dew and at no point in time did the mower choke. I finished faster then if I used a gas or battery powered. My neighbor in is 80's tried it out and was impressed with how easy it was to push and lighter than his mower. Also my girls checked it out as well 11 and 14 and both said it was easy. I read the complaints and here are my suggestions.. Do not push hard and up on the handle hunkerdown as you would a powered mower. This does not take that much force to push. Keep th handle low with a gentle but firm grip. If it bogs down check your grip and form. Clear your yard of small and big sticks, you should do this anyway with any lawn mower to protect the blade and help it to last longer between sharpening. Go at a steady pace if you stop take two steps back to restart. When cutting grass always keep the line of your last mow in the middle of the mower so you do now miss sections. No matter what kind of lawn mower you use I advice this. Never wheel on wheel but center that last wheel line. I use the mower on its lowest setting. You can buy a bag for it, it has the area to attach one. The mower took me not even 5 minutes to put together it was that easy!! I would clean the blade with a paint brush and wd40 the blades to keep them from rusting. Do not be afraid to wash it just make sure to dry it completely in the sun. A clean mower is a long lasting one. Review: If you want a push reel mower, this is an excellent choice - We have a lot of lawn to mow, but are not fussy about it being mowed every week or "perfectly". Use the gas mower for some of the big areas, but wanted to try and become more environmentally friendly and LESS NOISY! First, the assembly. Let me say that even tho' I am a 61 year old female, I am VERY handy. I gave 3 stars to ease of assembly. This is the biggest negative about the mower. I am not saying it is difficult exactly, just annoying at times. One good tip I got from reading the reviews was this: ASSEMBLY is a bit of a.....pain. There are 3 bits: the handle, the middle, and the reel. The handle assembles easily. You will have issues if you follow the instructions by attaching that to the middle part and then putting the entire assembly on the reel. The trick is to attach the middle part to the reel as you will have to push on it (compress it) to get it on the posts. That will be impossible if you've fully assembled the handle as it doesn't flex to fit. Once it's on the reel, bolt the handle to the middle bit. THAT reviewer knew what they were talking about! ALSO, regarding assembly I agree with this reviewer: BUILD quality seem acceptable for a 100 dollar piece of equipment. However, it's engineered terribly. They basically send you two left sides to a handle. And this is actually an issue if you want to fasten the wing nuts/bolt in the same direction on both sides of the handle. Because the left handle is basically the right handle upside down, the bolt no longer fits inside of a dimple in the handle frame. So you're left with two choices: bolting one bolt and wing nut upside down and one right side up, or muscling one of the wing nuts so hard that you make your own dimple in the frame. THIS IS TRUE! I did the former. I also found that altho' it is true that ideally one doesn't want to set the reel too low and cut too much height off the grass at any one time, the mower works WAY better if you adjust the blades close to ground. I have not found that doing so causes the usual problem of grass too short and "burning". Oh, the method for adjust reel / blades is just awkward. But, not too hard. Regarding trying to cut longer grass. I have found that the blades are so sharp that even letting the grass get rather long (say 6-7 inches!) is perfectly fine. It is true that it does a much better job on soft grass. If you have a lot of "straw", you will get frustrated; it will not cut this sort of grass. People commented that it is better to walk fast and get the reel turning faster...yes, definitely makes cutting easier. Sometimes you benefit by giving a spot a second swipe. I think no matter the type of mower that overlapping your "lanes" of mowing and essentially double mowing is beneficial. I don't know why, but I like the "cut' produced by this mower much better than the gas mower. It is much greener and thicker looking. If you want a reel type mower, this one is highly recommended. Oh, yes it only goes forward. Not really an issue. Sticks? Well, if they are small and flat on ground, not an issue. If one gets in the blades...it stops SUDDENLY. Just pick the stick out. Hardly an issue for me; most small twigs get mowed right over. Lastly, the best thing is you can quickly grab it, no gassing up, do a small area only if need be...sometimes there are patches that grew faster than the rest. I am glad I bought it. Get the wider one for a few more dollars. ## Features - Quick, adjustable cutting Height of 0.5"-1.75" For a clean, even cut every time - 14" Cutting width, 5-Blade ball bearing reel, and 8.5" Composite wheels - Blades are made of quality, heat-treated alloy steel for staying sharp longer - T-style handle with cushioned grip and lightweight design for comfort; easy, tool-less assembly - Clean and quiet way to maintain your lawn; requires no gas or oil.Tire Type:Solid rubber ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000139Q56 | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,197 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #26 in Walk-Behind Lawn Mowers | | Brand Name | Great States | | Color | Red | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (7,084) | | Cutting width | 14 Inches | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00052909030442 | | Included Components | Reel Lawn Mower only | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 43.31"D x 20.08"W x 24.61"H | | Item Type Name | Push Reel Lawn Mower | | Item Weight | 18.96 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Great States | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 90 day limited | | Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height | 1.75 Inches | | Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height | 0.5 Inches | | Model Number | 304-14 | | Number of Positions | 3 | | Operation Mode | Manual | | Power Source | Manual | | Style Name | Reel Only | | UPC | 052909030442 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Assembly Required:** Yes - **Brand:** Great States - **Color:** Red - **Cutting Width:** 14 Inches - **Item Weight:** 18.96 Pounds - **Material:** Alloy Steel - **Operation Mode:** Manual - **Power Source:** Manual - **Product Dimensions:** 43.31"D x 20.08"W x 24.61"H - **Style:** Reel Only ## Images ![304-14 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61kD6uERo2L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Will this operate both pushing it forward and pulling it backwards, or does it only cut when moving in the forward direction?** A: It only cuts moving forward. **Q: Can anyone tell me where this mower was made? One reviewer said it's made in China, but the description makes it sounds as though it's made in the US** A: While American Lawn Mower and Great States do make some models in the U.S., this particular model is made in China. **Q: Do the push reel mowers cut all types of grass well or are some grasses more difficult?** A: It generally has no issues cutting anything, however more flimsy weeds may require you to mow at a different direction in order to get it against the cutting blades. **Q: My yard is a little sloped and the ground is a little uneven (bumpy). Does anyone know if this mower will work well with that kind of lawn?** A: My yard is a bit flatter but has some bumpy uneven spots. It works ok. The only problem you'll have with this mower is hitting weeds, the mower DOES NOT DO weeds. Blades are very sharp though and I was surprised at performance to cut the yard...hope that helps;) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This cuts beautifully! *by E***A on September 4, 2025* Do not hesitate, get this one!! This is a great lawn manual lawn mower! I am amazed at how it is just the right weight to not jump when pushing it and not feel like you a pushing a shopping cart with a broken wheel. It is very smooth and can easily be pushed with one had with little effort. My grass was high and think due to our battery powered mowers batteries keep dying. This unit did the job well getting though. This time my yard was just as high as the neighbor's is now in the pictures. You can see how well this manual mower did. The grass still is damp from dew and at no point in time did the mower choke. I finished faster then if I used a gas or battery powered. My neighbor in is 80's tried it out and was impressed with how easy it was to push and lighter than his mower. Also my girls checked it out as well 11 and 14 and both said it was easy. I read the complaints and here are my suggestions.. Do not push hard and up on the handle hunkerdown as you would a powered mower. This does not take that much force to push. Keep th handle low with a gentle but firm grip. If it bogs down check your grip and form. Clear your yard of small and big sticks, you should do this anyway with any lawn mower to protect the blade and help it to last longer between sharpening. Go at a steady pace if you stop take two steps back to restart. When cutting grass always keep the line of your last mow in the middle of the mower so you do now miss sections. No matter what kind of lawn mower you use I advice this. Never wheel on wheel but center that last wheel line. I use the mower on its lowest setting. You can buy a bag for it, it has the area to attach one. The mower took me not even 5 minutes to put together it was that easy!! I would clean the blade with a paint brush and wd40 the blades to keep them from rusting. Do not be afraid to wash it just make sure to dry it completely in the sun. A clean mower is a long lasting one. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you want a push reel mower, this is an excellent choice *by D***R on July 12, 2020* We have a lot of lawn to mow, but are not fussy about it being mowed every week or "perfectly". Use the gas mower for some of the big areas, but wanted to try and become more environmentally friendly and LESS NOISY! First, the assembly. Let me say that even tho' I am a 61 year old female, I am VERY handy. I gave 3 stars to ease of assembly. This is the biggest negative about the mower. I am not saying it is difficult exactly, just annoying at times. One good tip I got from reading the reviews was this: ASSEMBLY is a bit of a.....pain. There are 3 bits: the handle, the middle, and the reel. The handle assembles easily. You will have issues if you follow the instructions by attaching that to the middle part and then putting the entire assembly on the reel. The trick is to attach the middle part to the reel as you will have to push on it (compress it) to get it on the posts. That will be impossible if you've fully assembled the handle as it doesn't flex to fit. Once it's on the reel, bolt the handle to the middle bit. THAT reviewer knew what they were talking about! ALSO, regarding assembly I agree with this reviewer: BUILD quality seem acceptable for a 100 dollar piece of equipment. However, it's engineered terribly. They basically send you two left sides to a handle. And this is actually an issue if you want to fasten the wing nuts/bolt in the same direction on both sides of the handle. Because the left handle is basically the right handle upside down, the bolt no longer fits inside of a dimple in the handle frame. So you're left with two choices: bolting one bolt and wing nut upside down and one right side up, or muscling one of the wing nuts so hard that you make your own dimple in the frame. THIS IS TRUE! I did the former. I also found that altho' it is true that ideally one doesn't want to set the reel too low and cut too much height off the grass at any one time, the mower works WAY better if you adjust the blades close to ground. I have not found that doing so causes the usual problem of grass too short and "burning". Oh, the method for adjust reel / blades is just awkward. But, not too hard. Regarding trying to cut longer grass. I have found that the blades are so sharp that even letting the grass get rather long (say 6-7 inches!) is perfectly fine. It is true that it does a much better job on soft grass. If you have a lot of "straw", you will get frustrated; it will not cut this sort of grass. People commented that it is better to walk fast and get the reel turning faster...yes, definitely makes cutting easier. Sometimes you benefit by giving a spot a second swipe. I think no matter the type of mower that overlapping your "lanes" of mowing and essentially double mowing is beneficial. I don't know why, but I like the "cut' produced by this mower much better than the gas mower. It is much greener and thicker looking. If you want a reel type mower, this one is highly recommended. Oh, yes it only goes forward. Not really an issue. Sticks? Well, if they are small and flat on ground, not an issue. If one gets in the blades...it stops SUDDENLY. Just pick the stick out. Hardly an issue for me; most small twigs get mowed right over. Lastly, the best thing is you can quickly grab it, no gassing up, do a small area only if need be...sometimes there are patches that grew faster than the rest. I am glad I bought it. Get the wider one for a few more dollars. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well, but you have to mow twice sometimes *by D***S on April 16, 2024* I bought this mower four years ago and have used it weekly during the growing season since then on our small lawn (about 1200 square feet) and sometimes also on a larger lawn that's twice as big. It's easy to maneuver and lightweight and it's really nice to avoid the hassle of getting gas and oil and trying to start a gas mower. It's also not heavy like a gas mower. Pushing the mower isn't very difficult and it's good exercise. One disadvantage compared to a gas mower is that it doesn't cut out to the wheels, so you have to trim more around fences and the like. The mower has to be sharpened about once a year using valve grinding compound which can be ordered on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HBM80M). It's about an hour-long procedure that involves removing the wheels, swapping two gears from side-to-side, adjusting the reel in relation to the cutting blade, and putting valve compound on the blades before pushing the lawnmower backwards on your driveway or patio. It's not very hard to do, and instructions are in the manual that comes with the mower or that can be downloaded her. It's also sometimes necessary to adjust the cutting blade in relation to the reels if the grass isn't cutting very well. The only really bad thing is that you often have to go over a section of the lawn twice because not all the blades of grass get cut the first time, especially if you haven't sharpened in a while or if the cutting blade is out of alignment. I skipped sharpening last year, and by the end of the second year, it was skipping many blades of grass, but now that I have sharpened it again, it's working much better. I had to glue on the foam handles, since they kept moving. The lawnmower is very quiet, so you don't have to worry about using it early in the morning or late in the evening. I would buy it again if my old one stopped working, but it's a very uncomplicated machine that seems well-built, and I'm not expecting that to happen soon. ## Frequently Bought Together - Great States 304-14 14-Inch 5-Blade Push Reel Lawn Mower, Red - American Lawn Mower Company SK-1 Reel Lawn Mower, Compound Sharpening Kit - Niahm Reel Lawn Mower Blade Sharpener for Push Mower, Push Mower Sharpener for Reel Mower, Orange --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.fr/products/7010275-304-14](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/7010275-304-14) --- *Product available on Desertcart France* *Store origin: FR* *Last updated: 2026-05-20*