I think that isn’t the case here. I’ve used the Greenworks dozens of times and it’s markedly different. Totally different battery. Doesn’t have a dashboard. Aluminum vs steel deck. They’re vastly different.
Look at the whole line. If you are thinking of a snowblower, then I would go with Toro. Otherwise I would go with Stihl. They have a dealer network to support you and superior batteries. I would opt for the 460 if you have a regular urban property. The AK line is for homeowners.
None of these battery mowers show power output and advertising runtime is very deceptive cuz its always different based on conditions. How tall is the grass? What kind? Is it wet? Whats the deck height set to? All factors that affect runtime. I calculate power output from the battery. Ah*voltag=watts/hour and if you drain the battery faster it will multiply the wattage so an ego 7.5ah 56v run for 1 hour is 420 watts. If its a heavy load and the battery drains in a half our its 840 watts or 1.12hp. 1.12hp? Thats why they dont post hp or watts of these battery mowers. Fact is theyre not that powerful. Only one I could find was on a sunjoe and it was 800 watts max.
Power output in watts does not mean much.... you need a torque value combined with power in watts. The torque figure can also be deceptive as manufactures do not mention if the torque value is continuous torque or peak torque that may last a split second. Take the Makita 40v XGT mower rated at 1900 watts vs the Ego select cut xp rated at 1200 watts... which mower feels more powerful? You would think the Makita based on advertised watts. You basically have to watch you tube comparison videos between mowers and rely on the reviewer to demonstrate which mower cuts out or struggles in thick and tall grass. Ego offers a 30 day money back guarantee for their push mowers if your not satisfied with your purchase. Ego also shows advertised run times based on the battery that comes with the mower. There is so much incorrect advertising by manufacturers when in comes to battery mowers. Hopefully this can change in time when battery mowers can compete with petrol mowers.
I have a greenworks 13 amp 21" corded electric. With a 150' 12 gage extension cord I can mow the whole property from 1 outdoor outlet. Im willing to bet it wil destroy any battery mower in a shootout. My neighbor has an ego 21 and needs 2 7.5ah batteries to cut the whole yard (same size as mine). So look at the cost. Two $400 batteries, a $200 mower, $50 charger for $1050 or $285 for a 13 amp mower and 150' extendion cord? The choice is easy
@@TheLawnReview thats the key is cord management. As long as you mow away from the outlet the cord will never be in your cutting path. When youre done wrapping the cord with the over-under method ensures it will never tangle and unravel tangle free as you cut. You also have to plan your route based on the cord. It took me 3 cuts to really nail it down. Only downside is if you want self propelled youre sol cuz theyre push only, but theyre ligher too. Mine is a steel deck and is only 53lbs. Power wise its 13 amps so at 120v thats 1.56kw or 2hp all the time, no spinning up and down based on load like the battery mowers. It feels about as powerful as my old 21" toro gas push mower.
Amazing how a reputable brand made a total POS mower n their engineers miss basic things for the orice point. Do these companies even test products anymore or do they just expect ppl to buy their crap for brand loyalty??? Thanks for review
That is a rebranded Greenworks. Stihl has an ownership stake in Greenworks. The best battery lawnmower is the SR
I think that isn’t the case here. I’ve used the Greenworks dozens of times and it’s markedly different. Totally different battery. Doesn’t have a dashboard. Aluminum vs steel deck. They’re vastly different.
Stihl has their own batteries But that mower is a rebranded Greenworks.
@LL-mt2nz which model
The deck and deck height adjust lever is straight off my greenworks 21"13amp corded
@@TheLawnReview 2502402NV. It’s the same everything except the battery cells.
I'm thinking of buying one today is it a good idea should I buy it?
Negative ghost rider. I’d buy the EGO
Look at the whole line. If you are thinking of a snowblower, then I would go with Toro. Otherwise I would go with Stihl. They have a dealer network to support you and superior batteries. I would opt for the 460 if you have a regular urban property. The AK line is for homeowners.
In Europe they have a mono handle style which is much better. These must be old version for US market.
Interesting - do you like it?
have you tried the ego aluminum deck?
Yes! Check out my gas vs electric mower comparison I use that one there
None of these battery mowers show power output and advertising runtime is very deceptive cuz its always different based on conditions. How tall is the grass? What kind? Is it wet? Whats the deck height set to? All factors that affect runtime. I calculate power output from the battery. Ah*voltag=watts/hour and if you drain the battery faster it will multiply the wattage so an ego 7.5ah 56v run for 1 hour is 420 watts. If its a heavy load and the battery drains in a half our its 840 watts or 1.12hp. 1.12hp? Thats why they dont post hp or watts of these battery mowers. Fact is theyre not that powerful. Only one I could find was on a sunjoe and it was 800 watts max.
Power output in watts does not mean much.... you need a torque value combined with power in watts. The torque figure can also be deceptive as manufactures do not mention if the torque value is continuous torque or peak torque that may last a split second. Take the Makita 40v XGT mower rated at 1900 watts vs the Ego select cut xp rated at 1200 watts... which mower feels more powerful? You would think the Makita based on advertised watts. You basically have to watch you tube comparison videos between mowers and rely on the reviewer to demonstrate which mower cuts out or struggles in thick and tall grass. Ego offers a 30 day money back guarantee for their push mowers if your not satisfied with your purchase. Ego also shows advertised run times based on the battery that comes with the mower. There is so much incorrect advertising by manufacturers when in comes to battery mowers. Hopefully this can change in time when battery mowers can compete with petrol mowers.
@@juliacartman8819 torque doesnt matter if its applied slowly. That where watts matter more. Hp= 746 watts= (torquexrpm)/5252.
Yea this one was particularly rough
Have you used the 2024 echo?
Nope that’s one of the only ones I haven’t used
I have a greenworks 13 amp 21" corded electric. With a 150' 12 gage extension cord I can mow the whole property from 1 outdoor outlet. Im willing to bet it wil destroy any battery mower in a shootout. My neighbor has an ego 21 and needs 2 7.5ah batteries to cut the whole yard (same size as mine). So look at the cost. Two $400 batteries, a $200 mower, $50 charger for $1050 or $285 for a 13 amp mower and 150' extendion cord? The choice is easy
Gotta admit it sounds like a good deal! If you can bear the extension cord.
@@TheLawnReview thats the key is cord management. As long as you mow away from the outlet the cord will never be in your cutting path. When youre done wrapping the cord with the over-under method ensures it will never tangle and unravel tangle free as you cut. You also have to plan your route based on the cord. It took me 3 cuts to really nail it down. Only downside is if you want self propelled youre sol cuz theyre push only, but theyre ligher too. Mine is a steel deck and is only 53lbs. Power wise its 13 amps so at 120v thats 1.56kw or 2hp all the time, no spinning up and down based on load like the battery mowers. It feels about as powerful as my old 21" toro gas push mower.
Low setting might be for the 12-year old kid who wants to do the lawn chore?
lol! That’s the only way. It’s nuts
Amazing how a reputable brand made a total POS mower n their engineers miss basic things for the orice point. Do these companies even test products anymore or do they just expect ppl to buy their crap for brand loyalty??? Thanks for review
I think they just buy random stuff from China and put their logo on it
Bare minimum... needs a battery charge indicator light.
Crazy