Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws

Bob Brown 

on Google

4 months ago

Delivered my mower for a simple maintenance job my injured hand could not cope with. During a busy holiday prriod, Lyndon went above and beyond, checking the all-round performance of the mower and dealing with any issues found. Couldn't ask for more, and the service was much appreciated, not to mention a more than generous cost. Thank you Lyndon. 

R Horton 

on Google

4 months ago

This is probably the best mower shop in the area. Great range of products and they know their stuff. Very reasonable prices for the new equipment. Repairs are competitively priced and pretty quick. I would strongly recommend this shop over Bunnings for any power equipment you might need around the home. 

William 

on Google

8 months ago

Paid $342 to fix a fuel leak on my generator. It was running fine before (including the electric start), but I stopped using it only because the fuel leak made it dangerous. After their “repair,” the electric start was dead, and the generator produced no AC power at all. When I raised this, instead of accountability, I was told to bring it back myself — despite them knowing I don’t have a car and already spent $40 on taxis just to drop it off the first time. No offer to pick it up, no responsibility taken for the fault they ... read more

William Turner 

on Google

8 months ago

I brought my $999 JCar 2kVA electric-start generator to Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws for a simple fuel leak repair. At drop-off, I made it clear the generator was otherwise working fine and even showed the owner how I use the electric start. I never requested pull cord repair (it had been broken for a while and I never used it). After paying $342 for the repair, I was told the pull cord had been fixed and the generator had been “load tested.” Fair enough — I happily paid, expecting my generator to be fully operational. How... read more

William Turner 

on Google

8 months ago

I brought my $999 JCar 2kVA electric-start generator to Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws for a simple fuel leak repair. At drop-off, I made it clear the generator was otherwise working fine and even showed the owner how I use the electric start. I never requested pull cord repair (it had been broken for a while and I never used it). After paying $342 for the repair, I was told the pull cord had been fixed and the generator had been “load tested.” Fair enough — I happily paid, expecting my generator to be fully operational. How... read more