| Product Description: | Replace dangerous emissions, smells, hassles, and maintenance with Greenworks 60V 21" Battery Powered Push Lawn Mower. The intelligent brushless motor technology provides constant, fade-free power equivalent to 150cc gas powered lawn mowers. Lawn mower mows up to 0.5 acres on a single charge, and battery fully recharges in just 100 minutes. The heavy-duty steel cutting deck with eight-position, single-lever cutting height adjustment provides maximum airflow for excellent cuts, and features our four-in-one design for mulching, side discharge, or bagging, with added turbo button for better lift when picking up leaves. With hassle-free, push button start, you'll get to work fast, with no priming, no choke, and no pull cord. Other features include LED headlights, oversized 10" rear and 8" front tires, and EZ Fold handles for space-saving vertical storage. Includes 5.0 Ah lithium-ion battery NS charger. Battery is compatible with 75+ Greenworks Pro 60V products. New Greenworks 60V 21" Push Lawn Mower: Runtime: Cuts up to 1/2 acre on a single charge Runtime: Up to 60 minutes on a single charge Charge time: Fully recharge in 100 minutes with 3A regular charger Cutting deck: 21" heavy-duty steel cutting deck provides maximum airflow for excellent cuts; 4-in-1 design for mulching, side discharge, bagging and turbo leaf pickup for premium striping Storage: Easily pull, fold handles and store vertically in seconds Battery Platform: Battery powers 75+ 60V Greenworks products |
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FWIW: Greenworks lawn tools rarely test out as best in class in cross-brand test comparisons. But they never seem to score any worse than middle of the pack - which is to say they're perfectly competent, functional tools. And they tend to be quite a bit more affordable than the top brands like Ego Power, Dewalt or Toro. I've found them to be solid values at their regular prices and bona fide bargains when you can find them on sale.
FWIW: Greenworks lawn tools rarely test out as best in class in cross-brand test comparisons. But they never seem to score any worse than middle of the pack - which is to say they're perfectly competent, functional tools. And they tend to be quite a bit more affordable than the top brands like Ego Power, Dewalt or Toro. I've found them to be solid values at their regular prices and bona fide bargains when you can find them on sale.
Just for background, I have pretty much all types of greenworks tools for all seasons (60v line) and as you said, probably not the BEST brand but works for me since I'm already invested in this line. I can't do anything gas powered after switching to electric vehicles.
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