More than 2,000 Exmark Quest riding lawn mowers have been recalled because faulty bearings can cause crashes.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled 2,200 Exmark Quest ZRT Riding Mowers because bearings can fail and cause crashes.

Exmark has received 18 reports of crashes, though no injuries. Exmark dealers nationwide sold the mowers from March 2009 through April 2010 for between $4,200 and $4,400. 

If you own a recalled mower, stop using it and contact an Exmark dealer to schedule a free repair.  

If you’re all set for mowing, check out these tips to keep your mower sharp and your lawn well-maintained.

CPSC is recalling 55,000 packages of circular saw blades that can fall through packaging and cut consumers.

More than 55,000 3-packs of circular saw blades have been recalled because they can fall out of plastic packaging and cut you.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Irwin Industrial Tool Company have recalled the Classic Series Circular Saw Blade 3-Pack, made in China and sold at Lowe's stores nationwide.

Irwin has received three complaints of blades falling from the bottom of packaging, although no injuries have been reported.

If you own the 3-pack of blades, don’t pick them up, and call Irwin: (800) 464-7946. The company will send you a free storage container for the blades.