Greenworks has
Greenworks 21" Pro 60V Brushless Self Propelled Lawn Mower w/ 2x 4.0 Ah Batteries for
$399.20 when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
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Instructions:- Click here and add to cart
- Apply discount code JULY4
- Proceed to checkout
- Final price will be $399.20 + Free shipping
Features:- Up to 60 minutes of run-time* with fully charged 4.0 Ah battery
- Self-propelled drive system with variable speed rear-wheel drive lets you easily tackle any terrain
- High-efficiency brushless motor with push-button start provides more power, torque and longer life
- EZ Fold handles – pull, fold, store in seconds
- Turbo button sets power at full speed for leaf pickup, premium lawn striping and maximum power
- Smart Cut technology automatically adjusts the blade speed to meet the cutting conditions
- 7-position, single-lever height adjustment allows you to achieve the perfect cut on all grass types
- 3-in-1 discharge design, allows you to mulch, bag or side discharge
- On board battery indicator shows the remaining runtime ensuring you know how much battery life you have left to complete your task
- Includes two 4.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Batteries & Dual-Port Charger
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Unfortunately, come this spring - the battery would not accept a charge anymore (the charger keeps flashing red). I had followed Greenworks instructions in the manual and stored the battery and charger indoors (i.e. not in the garage and both were kept away from the extreme MN winter weather). Around Memorial day weekend, I contacted Greenworks warranty (outsourced to Gardner Inc), sent them the receipt and they confirmed that I qualify for a warranty replacement of the 5.0Ah battery but that they were out of stock. Have been having hard time getting in touch with them since then either over phone or email and getting a replacement battery. Needless to say, frustrated that I am unable to take care of my lawn.
I recommended Greenworks to others after my experience last year (and even borrowed a 5.0Ah battery from someone that purchased the mower on my recommendation to test whether the issue was with my mower or the battery). Mower works fine with their 5.0Ah battery. With this warranty experience, I am re-thinking whether to invest further into the Greenworks ecosystem or look at other brands, especially since Greenworks replacement batteries are not cheap.
Not trying to discourage anyone or thread crap here. Just sharing my experience - and maybe partially hoping someone with more experience than me with battery related outdoor tools and warranty fulfillment might have some suggestions that could help me and others in similar situation. Hoping I don't have to open a ticket with Better Business Bureau where I am seeing lot of similar experiences - after which Greenworks seems to help them.
-Topper
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also, would both the batteries be used at the same time or do I need to swap them out when they run out, for both these models.
costco link: ($100 more)
https://www.costco.com/.product.139741
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also, would both the batteries be used at the same time or do I need to swap them out when they run out, for both these models.
costco link: ($100 more)
https://www.costco.com/.product.139741
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also, would both the batteries be used at the same time or do I need to swap them out when they run out, for both these models.
costco link: ($100 more)
https://www.costco.com/.product.139741
Are these "ultra power" batteries compatible with the older greenworks tools?
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Unfortunately, come this spring - the battery would not accept a charge anymore (the charger keeps flashing red). I had followed Greenworks instructions in the manual and stored the battery and charger indoors (i.e. not in the garage and both were kept away from the extreme MN winter weather). Around Memorial day weekend, I contacted Greenworks warranty (outsourced to Gardner Inc), sent them the receipt and they confirmed that I qualify for a warranty replacement of the 5.0Ah battery but that they were out of stock. Have been having hard time getting in touch with them since then either over phone or email and getting a replacement battery. Needless to say, frustrated that I am unable to take care of my lawn.
I recommended Greenworks to others after my experience last year (and even borrowed a 5.0Ah battery from someone that purchased the mower on my recommendation to test whether the issue was with my mower or the battery). Mower works fine with their 5.0Ah battery. With this warranty experience, I am re-thinking whether to invest further into the Greenworks ecosystem or look at other brands, especially since Greenworks replacement batteries are not cheap.
Not trying to discourage anyone or thread crap here. Just sharing my experience - and maybe partially hoping someone with more experience than me with battery related outdoor tools and warranty fulfillment might have some suggestions that could help me and others in similar situation. Hoping I don't have to open a ticket with Better Business Bureau where I am seeing lot of similar experiences - after which Greenworks seems to help them.
-Topper
Unfortunately, come this spring - the battery would not accept a charge anymore (the charger keeps flashing red). I had followed Greenworks instructions in the manual and stored the battery and charger indoors (i.e. not in the garage and both were kept away from the extreme MN winter weather). Around Memorial day weekend, I contacted Greenworks warranty (outsourced to Gardner Inc), sent them the receipt and they confirmed that I qualify for a warranty replacement of the 5.0Ah battery but that they were out of stock. Have been having hard time getting in touch with them since then either over phone or email and getting a replacement battery. Needless to say, frustrated that I am unable to take care of my lawn.
I recommended Greenworks to others after my experience last year (and even borrowed a 5.0Ah battery from someone that purchased the mower on my recommendation to test whether the issue was with my mower or the battery). Mower works fine with their 5.0Ah battery. With this warranty experience, I am re-thinking whether to invest further into the Greenworks ecosystem or look at other brands, especially since Greenworks replacement batteries are not cheap.
Not trying to discourage anyone or thread crap here. Just sharing my experience - and maybe partially hoping someone with more experience than me with battery related outdoor tools and warranty fulfillment might have some suggestions that could help me and others in similar situation. Hoping I don't have to open a ticket with Better Business Bureau where I am seeing lot of similar experiences - after which Greenworks seems to help them.
-Topper
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I have since changed to the Ryobi 40V ecosystem:
Two different batteries died within 24 months of purchase during their 3-year warranty, and both times were relatively easy to deal with their customer service over the phone. I say "relatively" because this go-round, while easy, is making me wait nearly 2 months for their inventory to refresh. It was either wait or purchase one locally and ask for a refund.
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