Tingalpa Mower and Small Engines

Pop in and let us help you spoil your #1 this father's day! Just look at these amazing GREENWORKS redemptions!

Heads up Brisbane! Closed tomorrow for Ekka and knocking off early Friday . Open Thurs & Sat as usual -swing by when we're in!

We have a new website! Check it out and let us know your thoughts. As always, we aim to keep things simple. 🙂

OPEN again from today! Refreshed and ready to respond to messages in turn. Looking forward to seeing everyone again as well.
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Hi all. We are open today and tomorrow before our annual shutdown. Last chance to collect your machines so we hope to see you soon (-:

It's not often we have days like today! Business may be slow but we are feeling the love in other ways. Not one, but two of our amazing customers brought us gifts - sensational croissants, and then BBQ sliders and meats!
WOW! How lucky are we to have received such kindness 🥰🥳. It really is so appreciated...
Happy dances all round!

Our team has departed, and we are about to follow. Before we go, we'd like to share our favourite Christmas card of the year! Take care and stay happy. We will reopen on 2nd January 2026.

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Time for some holiday cheer! ✨ We were thrilled to let Robyn and Tony know that they had won this competition! A great way to sign off our year, and such a wonderful campaign by Hansa - which raised $25,000 funding for prostrate cancer.
We genuinely thank all our customers for supporting Tingalpa Mowers throughout our first full year at the helm —we couldn't have done it without you all.
Holiday Dates: We will be closed from tomorrow until the 2nd of January 2026.
Wishing you a joyful holiday and a happy New Year! See you on the other side.

Stopping for a moment to enjoy cake with the team as we have 2 birthdays to celebrate this week.

Did you know: The very first lawnmower was invented in 1830 by an English engineer named Edwin Budding. What was his inspiration? It was a machine he saw used to trim the uneven nap from woolen cloth! He simply figured he could use the same principle to trim grass.