Lawn, yard and garden equipment: gas powered

Recommended disposal options

Donate

Lawn, yard and garden equipment that works may be given away, sold or donated to the Salvation Army.

Other disposal options

Recycle

Lawn, yard and garden equipment may be accepted by scrap metal recyclers if all non-metal pieces, tires and fluids are removed first. The non-metal pieces may be put in the garbage.

The fluids may be accepted by Hennepin County facilities as household hazardous waste. Drain the fluids at least 24 hours in advance.

Hennepin County drop-off facilities

See restrictions and instructions below:

Drop-off facilities accept:

Chainsaw, edgers, lawn mower, lawnmower, leaf blower, pressure washer, snow blower

Locations

Fee

No charge

Materials preparation

Hennepin County accepts lawn, yard and garden equipment for scrap metal recycling if all non-metal pieces and fluids are removed first. The non-metal pieces may be put in the garbage.

Drain the fluids at least 24 hours in advance. The fluids may be accepted by Hennepin County facilities as household hazardous waste.

Minneapolis South Transfer Station

Call first for a Minneapolis voucher or non-resident fees. More information is available through the Minneapolis Voucher Program.

Green Disposal Guide