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forum thread Posted by stevelion • 3d ago
forum thread Posted by stevelion • 3d ago

Greenworks 60V 54" Maximus Zero Turn Riding Mower $4497

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Walmart has the Greenworks 60V 54" Maximus (or MaximusZ?) Zero Turn Riding Mower with (2) 20.0 Ah, (2) 8.0 Ah & (2) 4.0 Ah Batteries and 1.5kW Charger model 7422302 or $4497. This is the best price I have seen this mower by over $1000. I.e. It's been on sale for $6498 direct from Greenworks and there is an available 15% coupon that brings it down to $5523.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/2491178967

PROS
  • Suspension seat
  • Roll over protection
  • Built in LED lights
  • Front (powered) and rear hitches
  • 8 Mph travel/mowing speed
  • Fast blade tip speed supported by high torque motors (unlikely to bog down)
  • Integrated dump bed
CONS
  • Stated runtime is 85 minutes with included batteries, but this is likely under ideal conditions - can be upgraded by swapping out the two 4 Ah batteries with 8 Ah batteries and that might provide a 12% bump in runtime
  • Greenworks support is questionable (e.g. will they supply repair parts in 5 or 10 years?), and repair network is certainly not ubiquitous in the states
  • Calendar life of batteries unknown
  • Use manual states the mower should be stored at or above 32 deg F which may not be possible for those who store mower in unconditioned spaces in colder climates. Batteries can be removed and stored indoors.






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Walmart has the Greenworks 60V 54" Maximus (or MaximusZ?) Zero Turn Riding Mower with (2) 20.0 Ah, (2) 8.0 Ah & (2) 4.0 Ah Batteries and 1.5kW Charger model 7422302 or $4497. This is the best price I have seen this mower by over $1000. I.e. It's been on sale for $6498 direct from Greenworks and there is an available 15% coupon that brings it down to $5523.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/2491178967

PROS
  • Suspension seat
  • Roll over protection
  • Built in LED lights
  • Front (powered) and rear hitches
  • 8 Mph travel/mowing speed
  • Fast blade tip speed supported by high torque motors (unlikely to bog down)
  • Integrated dump bed
CONS
  • Stated runtime is 85 minutes with included batteries, but this is likely under ideal conditions - can be upgraded by swapping out the two 4 Ah batteries with 8 Ah batteries and that might provide a 12% bump in runtime
  • Greenworks support is questionable (e.g. will they supply repair parts in 5 or 10 years?), and repair network is certainly not ubiquitous in the states
  • Calendar life of batteries unknown
  • Use manual states the mower should be stored at or above 32 deg F which may not be possible for those who store mower in unconditioned spaces in colder climates. Batteries can be removed and stored indoors.






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Model: Greenworks 60V 54" Maximus Zero Turn Riding Mower + with (2) 20.0 Ah, (2) 8.0 Ah & (2) 4.0 Ah Batteries and 1.5kW Charger 7422302

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MrBuryU
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I have the 82v "commercial" greenworks 42in. zero turn. I have had it for 3 years running (6) 6ah 82v batteries as well as (6) 4ah 80v. I live in northern OH. I store the batteries indoors when not in use and the mower in my garage (no hvac). I haven't had any issues with my machine or batteries. These machines seem to be very similar. I am considering upgrading to the 54". The only maintenance I've needed to do has been changing the blades and airing up/patching tires. I am very happy with my purchase so far.
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Quote from MrBuryU :
I have the 82v "commercial" greenworks 42in. zero turn. I have had it for 3 years running (6) 6ah 82v batteries as well as (6) 4ah 80v. I live in northern OH. I store the batteries indoors when not in use and the mower in my garage (no hvac). I haven't had any issues with my machine or batteries. These machines seem to be very similar. I am considering upgrading to the 54". The only maintenance I've needed to do has been changing the blades and airing up/patching tires. I am very happy with my purchase so far.

Thanks for sharing your experience with a similar model. Could you comment on how the actual runtime of your mower compares with Greenworks advertised runtime?
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Sure, the 6ah batteries last between 60 and 75 minutes of cutting on high settings. Just over half an acre. The 4ah lasts around d 45 to 55 minutes. Around .35 to .4 acres. These are batteries that have been used for 3 seasons of mowing for over 10 customers. I have always run the blades on high speed, and occasionally, I run the drive speed on high. If low settings are used, the run time is slightly longer.

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