Got a Lawn Mower as a Gift? Register It in Your Name.

Why Gifted Mowers Need Separate Registration

When a lawn mower is given as a gift, the warranty and recall notifications follow the registration - not the physical equipment. If the gift-giver registered the mower in their name (or the retailer auto-registered it), all safety and warranty communications go to someone who no longer owns the mower.

This is particularly important for riding mowers and zero-turn mowers, which carry multi-year warranties and can be subject to recalls for deck, blade, and fuel system hazards.

• Recall notices go to the registered owner - make sure that is you
• Warranty claims are smoother when registration matches the claimant
• No gift receipt required - serial number is sufficient

How to Register

Find the serial number on the mower (push mowers: frame near engine; riding mowers: under seat or engine housing). Visit the brand website or Bawte and register with your name, email, and approximate purchase date. If the mower was previously registered, contact the brand to request a transfer.

• Push mowers: serial on frame near engine
• Riding mowers: serial under seat or on engine housing
• Register with your name and email - no gift receipt needed
• Request transfer if previously registered by gift-giver

Protecting a Significant Investment

Quality riding mowers run $1,500–$5,000+; zero-turn mowers $2,000–$8,000+. These products carry multi-year warranties and operate with high-speed blades. Registration ensures you have both the warranty coverage and the safety recall protection for the entire ownership period.

Register Through Bawte

Bawte makes gift registration straightforward. Enter your information as the owner - no gift-giver involvement required. Recall alerts and warranty record are active immediately.

• Register in your name with no gift-giver involvement
• Recall alerts active from registration
• Two minutes to complete