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Be wary that the Lowes Protection Plan does not fully cover batteries. Batteries are viewed as consumable. Per the T&C, batteries are considered a "Performance part" and you only get 50% off with a cap of $100 per year. So, that $500 battery is going to cost you $400.
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expired Posted by ItsaDrenalin • Jan 10, 2025
Jan 10, 2025 5:01 PM
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expired Posted by ItsaDrenalin • Jan 10, 2025
Jan 10, 2025 5:01 PM
Select Lowe's Stores: EGO Power+ 42" 56V Zero-turn Mower w/ 4x 10Ah Batteries & Charger
+ Free Store Pickup (or In-Store Purchase)$1,999
$5,499
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Also nobody is paying 5k new, hence this whole predicament.
Also nobody is paying 5k new, hence this whole predicament.
And what about people who have had the mower damaged or broken where the batteries are still good? U think they'll just throw away $2k worth of batteries?
I would ask for an additional discount.
ETA: the new model uses up to 6 of the 12ah. You will be underpowered at 30ah total regardless of run time especially if you weigh over 100 lbs.
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If in fact the warranty is good, will those be covered as they don't normally go with the unit. You may need a separate receipt for them for proof of ownership.
edit: I'm partial to 7.5AH due to weight on your back using the backpack blower.
If EGO refuses to honor it, that's likely going to be the end of it, and my unit is going back to Lowes. This isn't a deal otherwise.
If EGO refuses to honor it, that's likely going to be the end of it, and my unit is going back to Lowes. This isn't a deal otherwise.
If EGO refuses to honor it, that's likely going to be the end of it, and my unit is going back to Lowes. This isn't a deal otherwise.
This is why many contracts have a liquidated damages provision--because proving tangible damages can be difficult in many circumstances.
This is why many contracts have a liquidated damages provision--because proving tangible damages can be difficult in many circumstances.
people on this threat. I would personally start with 2 BBB complaints against Lowes and EGO and see how it goes,
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people on this threat. I would personally start with 2 BBB complaints against Lowes and EGO and see how it goes,
Just because a party breaches a contract doesn't magically entitle the other side to something. You have to prove damages. If your mower breaks under the warranty period, the damages are easy enough. But until your mower breaks, you really wouldn't have a claim to pursue IMO. Not sure how you would actually get a class action without a bunch of mowers breaking.
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