The 20-inch Brushless Push Mower is ideal for yards up to 1/2 acre in size. Without the hassle of a pull cord, start your mower with the push of a button. Brushless technology provides consistent power without bogging down, and extended motor life for many seasons to come. Height modifications are easily made with a single-point height adjustment (1 ½-inch – 4-inch) instead of adjusting each of the 4 wheels individually. On-board battery storage carries two batteries at once which allows you to continue moving when one of your batteries runs out of power. For compact and easy storage in your garage, this mower is equipped with telescoping and folding handles. Choose how you want to mow with bagging or mulching capabilities. All a part of the 40V System where you get ALL POWER, NO GAS.
Manufacturer:
Hart Consumer Products, Inc.
Product SKU:
650742415
UPC:
810022393000
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I bought one of these mowers the other day and returned it, but I had issues with the self propel version of this mower, and my issues were with the self propelling itself.
The mower without self propel like this one is worth the asking price for sure in my opinion.
During my evaluation, I was impressed with the mower's mowing power and light weight. I cut some really thick grass and it motor'd right through without any drama. This was thick and tall Florida grass that would have bogged down or stalled a standard gas mower. I tried both mulching and bought and tried out the grass discharge chute for it. The grass discharge chute goes on the back where the bagger would sit and costs about 30 bucks extra. I did not try bagging with the mower.
My problem was that the self propel (which the listed mower here does not have) felt cheap and was not reliable. The levers were plastic toys and the propel function, while acceptably fast, would cut out during a long straight away. In the middle, it would just stop assisting and stop the mower. Because the mower was equipped with self propel, it was difficult to push with it not providing the propelling. Some of it must stay engaged at all times I guess. It also took a good 2 seconds until moving after the self propel lever was pulled. This was awkward, and if you tried to push the mower to start it moving sooner, it was tough as once the lever is pulled, the system is engaging for that two seconds and the propelling wheels are locked until it starts moving. Totally annoying.
Due to these self propelling issues only, I decided to return the mower. Returning to Walmart online was easy though. I could take it back to a store or do an online return and they provided Fedex labels and scheduling for Fedex to come get the mower from my house free of charge and with free return shipping. To save me a trip to the store, I did the online return.
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I bought one of these mowers the other day and returned it, but I had issues with the self propel version of this mower, and my issues were with the self propelling itself.
The mower without self propel like this one is worth the asking price for sure in my opinion.
During my evaluation, I was impressed with the mower's mowing power and light weight. I cut some really thick grass and it motor'd right through without any drama. This was thick and tall Florida grass that would have bogged down or stalled a standard gas mower. I tried both mulching and bought and tried out the grass discharge chute for it. The grass discharge chute goes on the back where the bagger would sit and costs about 30 bucks extra. I did not try bagging with the mower.
My problem was that the self propel (which the listed mower here does not have) felt cheap and was not reliable. The levers were plastic toys and the propel function, while acceptably fast, would cut out during a long straight away. In the middle, it would just stop assisting and stop the mower. Because the mower was equipped with self propel, it was difficult to push with it not providing the propelling. Some of it must stay engaged at all times I guess. It also took a good 2 seconds until moving after the self propel lever was pulled. This was awkward, and if you tried to push the mower to start it moving sooner, it was tough as once the lever is pulled, the system is engaging for that two seconds and the propelling wheels are locked until it starts moving. Totally annoying.
Due to these self propelling issues only, I decided to return the mower. Returning to Walmart online was easy though. I could take it back to a store or do an online return and they provided Fedex labels and scheduling for Fedex to come get the mower from my house free of charge and with free return shipping. To save me a trip to the store, I did the online return.
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Currently have the 40V trimmer of this brand and I am very happy. I also have a nice, gas Honda push mower that I use. Wondering if it's worth the 128 just to have the extra battery and a backup mower. Hmm.
I have a 2800 sq ft house on a quarter acre lot. Typically takes me a little over an hour with my toro 6.5hp gas 22 inch. Will one battery be enough?
Impossible to answer, as there are a million factors involved like grass height, thickness, health of the battery, how fast you push, etc. I bought into a few of the 40 volt Hart brushless tool ecosystem devices though and thus have spare 40 volt batteries on hand. You could do that as well if you liked this mower since the 40 volts are the same and can be run in any other device. They don't all have the same capacity, but a 40 volt is a 40 volt,s o you could get most done with a 5am and finish it off with a 4am maybe. I recommend the 40 volt brushless weedwacker. It is a solid device.
Currently have the 40V trimmer of this brand and I am very happy. I also have a nice, gas Honda push mower that I use. Wondering if it's worth the 128 just to have the extra battery and a backup mower. Hmm.
If you have the space to store it, might be. Just be aware that the 5ah battery has some heft to it and you may or may not like using it with your trimmer.
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The mower without self propel like this one is worth the asking price for sure in my opinion.
During my evaluation, I was impressed with the mower's mowing power and light weight. I cut some really thick grass and it motor'd right through without any drama. This was thick and tall Florida grass that would have bogged down or stalled a standard gas mower. I tried both mulching and bought and tried out the grass discharge chute for it. The grass discharge chute goes on the back where the bagger would sit and costs about 30 bucks extra. I did not try bagging with the mower.
My problem was that the self propel (which the listed mower here does not have) felt cheap and was not reliable. The levers were plastic toys and the propel function, while acceptably fast, would cut out during a long straight away. In the middle, it would just stop assisting and stop the mower. Because the mower was equipped with self propel, it was difficult to push with it not providing the propelling. Some of it must stay engaged at all times I guess. It also took a good 2 seconds until moving after the self propel lever was pulled. This was awkward, and if you tried to push the mower to start it moving sooner, it was tough as once the lever is pulled, the system is engaging for that two seconds and the propelling wheels are locked until it starts moving. Totally annoying.
Due to these self propelling issues only, I decided to return the mower. Returning to Walmart online was easy though. I could take it back to a store or do an online return and they provided Fedex labels and scheduling for Fedex to come get the mower from my house free of charge and with free return shipping. To save me a trip to the store, I did the online return.
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The mower without self propel like this one is worth the asking price for sure in my opinion.
During my evaluation, I was impressed with the mower's mowing power and light weight. I cut some really thick grass and it motor'd right through without any drama. This was thick and tall Florida grass that would have bogged down or stalled a standard gas mower. I tried both mulching and bought and tried out the grass discharge chute for it. The grass discharge chute goes on the back where the bagger would sit and costs about 30 bucks extra. I did not try bagging with the mower.
My problem was that the self propel (which the listed mower here does not have) felt cheap and was not reliable. The levers were plastic toys and the propel function, while acceptably fast, would cut out during a long straight away. In the middle, it would just stop assisting and stop the mower. Because the mower was equipped with self propel, it was difficult to push with it not providing the propelling. Some of it must stay engaged at all times I guess. It also took a good 2 seconds until moving after the self propel lever was pulled. This was awkward, and if you tried to push the mower to start it moving sooner, it was tough as once the lever is pulled, the system is engaging for that two seconds and the propelling wheels are locked until it starts moving. Totally annoying.
Due to these self propelling issues only, I decided to return the mower. Returning to Walmart online was easy though. I could take it back to a store or do an online return and they provided Fedex labels and scheduling for Fedex to come get the mower from my house free of charge and with free return shipping. To save me a trip to the store, I did the online return.
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