- What makes a direct drive mower different from a belt drive?
- Direct drive connects the engine to the blade spindle without a belt, so there is less to slip, stretch or replace. The trade-off is a stiffer deck and less give if the blade hits an obstruction, which is why the blade brake and spindle are built heavier.
- What is Even-Cut on the 22-inch model?
- Even-Cut is Bradley's deck and wheel geometry that keeps the blade height consistent as the mower crosses ruts and slopes. It matters most on rough or uneven lawns, where a standard deck scalps high spots.
- Who is the 22-inch Bradley mower built for?
- It is aimed at commercial crews and homeowners with large, rough properties. The 22-inch cut and direct drive suit steady, long runs more than tight trimming around beds.
- Does Bradley offer a warranty?
- Bradley publishes a limited warranty on its mowers, with separate terms for residential and commercial use. Keep the purchase record, since coverage length and what it covers differ between the two.
- Where can I get parts and service for a Bradley mower?
- Bradley sells through authorized dealers, who carry blades, spindles and engine parts and handle service. Check that a dealer near you stocks Bradley before buying, since direct drive parts are not universal.
- Are there Bradley discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Bradley products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.