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Had one of these as a kid (maybe 45 years ago or so) and he’s right, it is definitely work, but a great idea. Can be a nuisance if there are briars or rocks in the grass (sudden stop) but just don’t let it get too long and will be fine.
Never again, i asked my grandmother for gramps old craftsman rotary blade. IF the grass is over an inch tall you will wear out before the day is over. When i moved i sent it down a steep hill into the woods and maybe the creek. Set it free to roam was my thought.
Dad told me stories of earning his spending money as a kid using a rotary. Said he had to hand scythe many a lawn just to get it low enough to push that thing over for a clean cut.
I push two acres of uneven hilly lawn with a power mower. I’m happy enough with the effort for an old man.
An antique shop may have bought it from you.