Lawnmowers

[BigPapa-53]

I have a heavy relic zero turn you can have.

 

[Geoff738]

Have ordered a battery powered Greenworks. Had never heard of them before, hope it works for me needs. I’m sure it will be fine. It seemed to be the best ´deal’ around these parts at least this week.

Thanks all!

Cheers,
Geoff

 

[catdaddy]

Have ordered a battery powered Greenworks. Had never heard of them before, hope it works for me needs. I’m sure it will be fine. It seemed to be the best ´deal’ around these parts at least this week.

Thanks all!

Cheers,
Geoff

I've got a 21" Greenworks 80V that should be perfect for a small lawn. Battery life is good and the mower is sturdy and reliable.

 

[nobes81183]

Well, there are finally signs that spring might be coming to this corner of the Great White North. And I am going to need a lawnmower.

My lawn is quite small. But there is grass which I am supposedly not to allow to grow more than 4 inches tall. Those are the rules and I agreed to them despite some of them being fairly ridiculous. But anyhow.

Lawnmowers. I don’t want gas. So just a little plain push thingey. Or perhaps one with battery assist. Things to look out for. Recommended brands? Ones to avoid?

Thanks all!

Cheers,
Lawn Care in Washington Utah

For a small lawn, a manual reel mower is quiet, eco-friendly, and low-maintenance — Scotts and Fiskars make good ones. If you’d like battery assist, look for something lightweight with a 20V–40V battery; EGO, Greenworks, and Ryobi are solid choices. Check that the cutting height can be set to 4 inches, and that blade sharpening or replacement is easy. Avoid overly heavy models or ones with proprietary batteries that are hard to replace.

 

[Jim D aka JDR]

I also have the Greenworks 80V from Costco with two batteries. It was about $500. I’m on my second year and it works great. It came with an extra blade, and keeping a sharp one on it makes a major difference in cut quality and battery life. I dress them on my bench grinder.

 

[Ricky D.]

I've had a Ryobi 40v mower for 3 years now. My "just in case" gas mower is in the garage. Gathering dust.

Same here. I have an acre and it is all hills. The Ryobi weighs 40 pounds less than the Toro I used before. Extremely convenient, no gas.