The ECHO LM-2119SP Self-Propelled Mower, designed for up to an acre, features a 190cc Briggs & Stratton® engine, variable-speed self-propelled system, and Mow N’ Stow for easy storage. It offers a 3-in-1 cutting system, dual blades, and adjustable mowing height for excellent performance on various terrains.
TOP FEATURES
- Large 21 in. heavy-duty steel deck cuts more area faster
- ReadyStart® technology for easy starting
- 3-in-1 discharge for mulching, bagging or side discharge
Specifications
BrandECHOCutting Width21″Engine Displacement190ccEngine Size5.5hpEngine Type4-StrokeMower TypeSelf-PropelledPower SourceGasolineStarter TypeRecoil StartMore Specifications
Engine Displacement (cc) 190cc Briggs & Stratton Starting System ReadyStart® Cutting Height Adjustable from 1.25 to 4.0 in. Warranty 5 year consumer / 90 day commercia









Jacob Patterson –
First impressions: The cutting quality is acceptable, though a couple of the reviews online oversold it a little. Had a minor issue with the handling on slopes that I had to work around myself.
Justin Long –
A few weeks in, and it took a bit of trial and error before the build quality felt right. The noise level was the one part of this push mower that didn’t quite meet expectations.
Brian Kelly –
We’ve had this since couple months and compared to what we had before, the fuel efficiency is a big step up. The self-propelled drive is honestly the best part of this push mower. Wasn’t sure about trying Echo for this category, but it’s won me over. The bagging performance on this push mower has genuinely impressed me.
Gary Thomas –
So far the build quality hasn’t given us any trouble at all. The self-propel drive is decent, nothing to complain about but nothing amazing either.
Kevin Kelly –
As someone who’s used a few of these before, I wasn’t expecting the starting reliability to be this good for the price. The turning radius alone makes this push mower worth it. It’s rare to find a push mower where the engine power actually lives up to the listing. Packaging was solid, no damage on arrival.
Nathan Bailey –
Honestly, what stood out most to me was the cutting quality. Not blown away by the ease of assembly, but it’s serviceable. A little pricey, but I think it’s worth it.
Brian Cox –
My husband and I picked this up last winter and the engine power is fine — just don’t expect anything extraordinary. The handling on slopes gave me some trouble early on, though it’s manageable now. Engine power is where this push mower really stands out.
Henry Parker –
My brother-in-law and I picked this up last summer and I’ve owned a few of these before and the build quality here is genuinely better. The cutting quality does the job, though I wish it were a bit better. Even my son noticed how good the self-propel drive is.
Janet Miller –
Bought this for my husband, and the cutting quality works better than I expected going in. I’d say the build quality is about average for this price range. Good value for the price, all things considered.
Elizabeth Patterson –
Bought this for my neighbor, and handling on slopes has held up well after regular use. Three weeks in, the engine power is still holding up nicely. One thing I really appreciate is the height adjustment.