I got the Greenworks 40-volt 20" mower a month or so ago and I absolutely love it. I can't believe I waited to long. I paid just over $600 for the mower, blower/vac and 13" trimmer, plus an extra charger and two 6ah batteries (non-Greenworks brand). The mower came with a 5ah battery. My property is not as large as yours but I can edge, trim, mow and blow front and back on just the 5ah battery and still have 2 bars left. While my front and back yards aren't as big as yours, it's still about a 90-minute job in total. The point is, I am super impressed with the Greenworks line of tools. I bought the 2000psi pressure washer last fall and it works great as well. There are plenty of other cordless lawn tool brands out there, but I don't think you can go wrong with Greenworks, which makes them a great value as well.
yup[ just order one my self 199 with drill and an extra battery, will it run on one battery or do you have to have 2 on a side? total comes with 3 in this kit.
I've just gotten the green works leaf blower with two 24v batteries and love it ... really considering getting the mower... I'm a 66 yr old lady and was wondering if it would be to heavy for me. I have a medium size lawn.
I think the best answer I can provide is that this mower is extremely comparable to a gas-powered contemporary sans the gas-motor. It's about the same size deck, same weight, and same noise levels- just no need to worry about maintenance. Hope that helps.
It's odd that the UK and, presumably, all European versions of the Greenworks mower is rather different. My one is 46cm, which equates to 18.1 inches. It too has 2 x 4Ah batteries with a brushless motor. The UK model is self-propelled and, important to me, has a metal, not plastic deck with excellent build quality. It seems to be very powerful, with lots of torque and is very difficult to bog down. The blade motor can sense when it's under heavy load and notably increases power. Battery life for me isn't an issue, although it does suffer more in cold weather and damp grass is always a battery drain and to be avoided. I have had the mower for three years, and haven't noticed any battery degradation as yet. My lawnmower gets used for unconventional things as well, such as a quick way to chop up and clear up hedge trimmings (one of the reasons that metal deck helps). Unlike the US model it does not take two sets of batteries. I also have a 24V hedge trimmer, 48V chainsaw (which, for battery power, is excellent) and a 48V line trimmer, also excellent. All use the same 24V batteries, which is a big cost saver of course. You are really buying into a system, not just a lawnmower when you do it this way. Previously I had a B&D cordless mower, but this one is much, much better. But then again, it is an expensive way to go. However, for me, cordless every time.
I just bought a house and wanted an electric mower, so I ordered this one a few min ago. It was on sale for $259 for one day only and nothing in my research came close to that price for those specs. I'll have to see how much of my 1/4 acre lawn the 2x24v batteries cuts for me...
I think you'll be just fine! As noted in the video, I run mine on 'turbo' mode exclusively and also bag my clippings which means a lot of starting/stopping which is taxing on the batteries. If you massage those two variables, I'm sure you could get through 1/4 acre just fine. Let me know how you like it! I still LOVE mine!
I got the Greenworks 40-volt 20" mower a month or so ago and I absolutely love it. I can't believe I waited to long. I paid just over $600 for the mower, blower/vac and 13" trimmer, plus an extra charger and two 6ah batteries (non-Greenworks brand). The mower came with a 5ah battery. My property is not as large as yours but I can edge, trim, mow and blow front and back on just the 5ah battery and still have 2 bars left. While my front and back yards aren't as big as yours, it's still about a 90-minute job in total. The point is, I am super impressed with the Greenworks line of tools. I bought the 2000psi pressure washer last fall and it works great as well. There are plenty of other cordless lawn tool brands out there, but I don't think you can go wrong with Greenworks, which makes them a great value as well.
Great review! Thank you.
you can get this for (rought) about 40or500usd or less to have set with4 batteries, which great and enought.
yup[ just order one my self 199 with drill and an extra battery, will it run on one battery or do you have to have 2 on a side? total comes with 3 in this kit.
I've just gotten the green works leaf blower with two 24v batteries and love it ... really considering getting the mower... I'm a 66 yr old lady and was wondering if it would be to heavy for me.
I have a medium size lawn.
I think the best answer I can provide is that this mower is extremely comparable to a gas-powered contemporary sans the gas-motor. It's about the same size deck, same weight, and same noise levels- just no need to worry about maintenance. Hope that helps.
How high can it cut? What is the different height adjustments? Thanks
It's odd that the UK and, presumably, all European versions of the Greenworks mower is rather different. My one is 46cm, which equates to 18.1 inches. It too has 2 x 4Ah batteries with a brushless motor. The UK model is self-propelled and, important to me, has a metal, not plastic deck with excellent build quality. It seems to be very powerful, with lots of torque and is very difficult to bog down. The blade motor can sense when it's under heavy load and notably increases power. Battery life for me isn't an issue, although it does suffer more in cold weather and damp grass is always a battery drain and to be avoided. I have had the mower for three years, and haven't noticed any battery degradation as yet.
My lawnmower gets used for unconventional things as well, such as a quick way to chop up and clear up hedge trimmings (one of the reasons that metal deck helps).
Unlike the US model it does not take two sets of batteries. I also have a 24V hedge trimmer, 48V chainsaw (which, for battery power, is excellent) and a 48V line trimmer, also excellent. All use the same 24V batteries, which is a big cost saver of course. You are really buying into a system, not just a lawnmower when you do it this way.
Previously I had a B&D cordless mower, but this one is much, much better. But then again, it is an expensive way to go. However, for me, cordless every time.
How much does this mower weigh? I can't find the weight on the Greenworks website.
I just bought a house and wanted an electric mower, so I ordered this one a few min ago. It was on sale for $259 for one day only and nothing in my research came close to that price for those specs. I'll have to see how much of my 1/4 acre lawn the 2x24v batteries cuts for me...
I think you'll be just fine! As noted in the video, I run mine on 'turbo' mode exclusively and also bag my clippings which means a lot of starting/stopping which is taxing on the batteries. If you massage those two variables, I'm sure you could get through 1/4 acre just fine. Let me know how you like it! I still LOVE mine!
Anyone able to provide me with the height of the handle at its highest setting? I'm 6"2 and worried I will need to be hunched over.
I’m 6’2” and I don’t hunch!
just picked this up for $199 + 10% off new user coupon get an xtra battery and free drill
Lucky ducky!
From which website you bought? Thanks
@@JayKrish0802 I bought it directly but now I see it's currently out of stock I'd keep checking it's a steal at that price
@@I3loodeyed Yeah I checked there and it was showing out of stock and no other site giving that price. Thanks!!
Mine only allows for two batteries. Daaang
Watching him use that file like that hurts my eyes.
My dad wasn't home to show me how to properly use a file. He hasn't been home since I was 3 :(.
@@techbets102 Just go one way on the file, and thanks for the review! 👍