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popularr3p3ro posted Yesterday 09:24 AM
popularr3p3ro posted Yesterday 09:24 AM

Greenworks - 24V (2x24V) 21-Inch Self-Propelled Lawn Mower (2 x 5.0Ah Batteries and Charger Included) - Green for $149.99 YMMV

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Yesterday 10:10 AM
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ArkusYesterday 10:10 AM
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Not the typical voltage for most of their yard tools lines. Do your research first.
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Yesterday 11:18 AM
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nightanoleYesterday 11:18 AM
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Quote from Arkus :
Not the typical voltage for most of their yard tools lines. Do your research first.
Yup. I got the chain saw, trimmer, and blower. I like the 24+24 because replacement packs are cheap. I would be crying if i had a $300 80v high capacity and it took a dump. I could also get the impact wrench etc, but everyone has a mix of ridgid/Milwaukee/dewalt etc by now. Godforbid we have a universal 20-24v pack.

Still is this an all time low, and it comes with the rare 5.0amp packs. Most sales just have the 4.0.
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Yesterday 11:49 AM
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thornej4Yesterday 11:49 AM
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Quote from Arkus :
Not the typical voltage for most of their yard tools lines. Do your research first.
24 is pretty common, actually
Yesterday 01:53 PM
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monkieinabarrelYesterday 01:53 PM
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Yeah, i'm on the kobalt 80v battery packs. mower batteries are starting to lose capacity after 6-7 years ended up buying a new leafblower + battery for $250.

24v cheaper batteries are nice
Yesterday 02:03 PM
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SlickDitYesterday 02:03 PM
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Quote from Arkus :
Not the typical voltage for most of their yard tools lines. Do your research first.
Don't each of "their yard tool lines" have a different voltage 🤣
Yesterday 02:06 PM
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pjonerYesterday 02:06 PM
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Any way I can search all locations?
Yesterday 04:24 PM
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RockGeorgeYesterday 04:24 PM
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Unavailable around 300 miles .

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Yesterday 04:48 PM
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pjonerYesterday 04:48 PM
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Quote from RockGeorge :
Unavailable around 300 miles .
how do you perform this search? It only shows my closest location.
Yesterday 05:50 PM
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RandomDealzYesterday 05:50 PM
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Not available for pickup or delivery, Twin Cities
Today 03:04 AM
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denm59Today 03:04 AM
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Not available near me.
Today 03:06 AM
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denm59Today 03:06 AM
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I have the push version which has completed 2 summers on Florida St Augustine lawn and still looks and works like new. I would prefer the Self-Propelled version but sold out near me. If you can find one buy it 😊.
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comphollicToday 03:25 PM
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I have this same one for 4 summers, received it as a gift, and have no complaints. I admit I don't take care of it as much as I should. I live in NJ and have left out outside exposed to the elements the past 2 years and from afar it looks pretty beat up but it still runs great. Battery is enough for me to mow 1/3 acre in one charge. The only "maintenance" I do is change the blade every year, but I run over rocks many times during the mowing season and the blade gets a beating (kids randomly throwing rocks into the lawn).

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