The world's first motorised lawnmower has been restored to its former glory more than a century after being invented, reported the Daily Mail.
Andrew Hall from Somerset spent four years working on the 1.25 ton machine - pic BNPS
Andrew Hall, 54, a gardener from Ilminster, Somerset, spent four years working on the 1.25 ton machine said the paper.
The Ransome driveable mower cost £137 in 1902 - equivalent to £15,000 today - and was a 20th Century alternative to horse-driven and steam-powered mowers.
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