The Greenworks 80V 21” Self Propelled Mower with 5Ah Battery & Charger is a powerhouse lawn tool designed to conquer even the tallest grass with its 21” durable steel deck. Its 3-in-1 design allows for effortless mulching bagging or side discharge providing versatility in managing grass clippings. Powered by a brushless motor delivering 2x more torque this mower ensures increased power longer runtimes and extended motor life while operating quietly. With innovative SmartCut™ Technology it intuitively senses grass conditions adjusting power for the perfect cut. Say goodbye to cord yanking with the convenient push-button start making mowing an easy hassle-free task. Additionally its self-propelled functionality further enhances ease of use making mowing a more comfortable experience.
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This is an older model than the Costco unit. It does not have the "turbo" speed option which is handy for mulching. The handle and controls are also different and it doesn't fold and store upright as easily. Not a bad mower, just not the latest version. The 5 Ah battery is a nice feature.
At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
I have the Kobalt version paid $299 last year which you may never see again.....it was 2x2.5ah batteries and literally never runs out of power since by the time it is done the other is ready. just several battery swaps which is painless and seamless.
1.15 acre and self propelled 💯 of the time and no issues 👍
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I have the Kobalt version paid $299 last year which you may never see again.....it was 2x2.5ah batteries and literally never runs out of power since by the time it is done the other is ready. just several battery swaps which is painless and seamless.
1.15 acre and self propelled 💯 of the time and no issues 👍
I have the Kobalt version paid $299 last year which you may never see again.....it was 2x2.5ah batteries and literally never runs out of power since by the time it is done the other is ready. just several battery swaps which is painless and seamless.
1.15 acre and self propelled 💯 of the time and no issues 👍
Holy cow! 1.15 acre on a self propelled? That just take you a few hours a week, no?
Costco will take it back if you don't like it or it doesn't work for your lawn. Reviews of the Costco mower are not that great.
I really want a battery powered mower but I'm not going to buy one unless I can return it if it doesn't work for me.
I've been using the Costco mower for over a year. I have no issue with it. Using the self-propel feature will cut down the run time. The same reason I bought it from Costco is easy to return. The Costco model is different than Walmart.
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On the highest self propelled setting it takes a 12 year old football player just over 2 hours 😂
We have a half acre and debated on a ride along because our neighbors with similar sizes all complained about how long it take to mow with a push. Everyone says 1.5 hours. While I HATE the idea of paying a landscaper $50/week, i don't have enough will to spend that much time on a lawn.
But the 12 year old route sounds great. Mine is 10. Tempting.
Costco will take it back if you don't like it or it doesn't work for your lawn. Reviews of the Costco mower are not that great.
I really want a battery powered mower but I'm not going to buy one unless I can return it if it doesn't work for me.
I love my Costco version of this mower. Highly recommend and agree on buying from Costco. Also got the string trimmer and blower. No issues on my .3 acre yard even with high grass.
I love my Costco version of this mower. Highly recommend and agree on buying from Costco. Also got the string trimmer and blower. No issues on my .3 acre yard even with high grass.
I almost got an Ego mower because my brother has all their other power equipment but I decided against buying an Ego because none of the retailers will take it back if you don't like it.
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This is an older model than the Costco unit. It does not have the "turbo" speed option which is handy for mulching. The handle and controls are also different and it doesn't fold and store upright as easily. Not a bad mower, just not the latest version. The 5 Ah battery is a nice feature.
At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
This is an older model than the Costco unit. It does not have the "turbo" speed option which is handy for mulching. The handle and controls are also different and it doesn't fold and store upright as easily. Not a bad mower, just not the latest version. The 5 Ah battery is a nice feature.
At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
Thanks for confirming the actual differences. I was wondering why the color schemes were different with the white leaf bag. Still don't understand why some say Pro. The lights?
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This is an older model than the Costco unit. It does not have the "turbo" speed option which is handy for mulching. The handle and controls are also different and it doesn't fold and store upright as easily. Not a bad mower, just not the latest version. The 5 Ah battery is a nice feature.
At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
And you get four year warranty on Costco mower. Used to be 8 years with registration but they did away with that recently.
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At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
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1.15 acre and self propelled 💯 of the time and no issues 👍
I really want a battery powered mower but I'm not going to buy one unless I can return it if it doesn't work for me.
1.15 acre and self propelled 💯 of the time and no issues 👍
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My 2.5ah batteries cost .20 kwh to charge or .05 cents (smart plug with energy sensor ).
and if you forget it on the charger it draws 3/4 of a watt. 👍
I really want a battery powered mower but I'm not going to buy one unless I can return it if it doesn't work for me.
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But the 12 year old route sounds great. Mine is 10. Tempting.
I really want a battery powered mower but I'm not going to buy one unless I can return it if it doesn't work for me.
My 2.5ah batteries cost .20 kwh to charger or .05 cents (smart plug with energy sensor ).
and if you forget it on the charger it draws 3/4 of a watt. 👍
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At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
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At Costco for ~$100 more, you get the newer model with an extra mulch blade and one 4 Ah battery and one 2Ah battery, plus the better return policy. the Costco model is also dual battery ports. When one is depleted it automatically switches to the fresh one.
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