A lawn mower, also called a riding mower or a riding lawn mower, is a power-driven machine using one or more spinning blades to cut a lawn surface to an evenly leveled height. The height of the cutting grass can be set by the configuration of the lawn mower, usually by a master cylinder, or alternatively by the owner, usually by a crank or bolt on each of its wheels. The front wheel drive variety is the most usual type found in public parks and recreational areas. Cylinder mowers use a clutch system to assist in the motion and also take into account factors such as the type of soil,…