popularNightfury18 posted Jun 01, 2025 04:51 AM
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popularNightfury18 posted Jun 01, 2025 04:51 AM
Makita 18V X2 (36V) LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 21 in. Walk Behind Lawn Mower Kit w/4 batteries (4.0Ah) $360 at Home Depot YMMV, B&M
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I would suggest getting some extra batteries if you can. I was able to get that Makita circular saw deal that was on clearance for $200. That kit had the saw, rapid charger, and two 5Ah batteries. I was able to sell the saw for $90 and the charger for $60 on FB marketplace. So $50 for two 5 Ah batteries was what I ended up with.
I would suggest getting some extra batteries if you can. I was able to get that Makita circular saw deal that was on clearance for $200. That kit had the saw, rapid charger, and two 5Ah batteries. I was able to sell the saw for $90 and the charger for $60 on FB marketplace. So $50 for two 5 Ah batteries was what I ended up with.
This sounds like sooo much hassle I think I'll just keep my 10-year-old Toro running ethanol free gasoline park outside off season with a cover for another 10 years
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I would suggest getting some extra batteries if you can. I was able to get that Makita circular saw deal that was on clearance for $200. That kit had the saw, rapid charger, and two 5Ah batteries. I was able to sell the saw for $90 and the charger for $60 on FB marketplace. So $50 for two 5 Ah batteries was what I ended up with.
I can echo that. I have a Kobalt 80v with self propelled motors. It cuts my battery time in half. If I don't use it, I can mow a my entire yard (1/4 acre), and then use the same battery to trim and edge. If I use the self-propelled I'd be lucky to finish mowing.
Battery is worth it though. I'll never own a gas power tool again.
It really isn't though lol I have six batteries and I only go through four for my yard. After I'm done the used batteries go on the charger and the mower goes back into the shed. So glad
I don't have gas
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It's 18V x 2= 36V. Cut quality is great with a full battery. I cut once a week and it's been fine. Even with all the rain we have been getting in SE Pennsylvania
So the batteries are connected in series which double the voltage while the amp-hour stays the same as 1 battery?
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Yes. It is basically a 40v mower with a bonus that you can use the batteries in your other Makita tools.
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