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This HART 40 volt 20 inch self propelled mower stands out for its wide deck, decent runtime, and solid cutting performance on normal lawns. A 6.0 amp hour battery has covered about a quarter acre with charge left, and the mower has held up well over several years for some. The main drawbacks are weaker performance in thicker or taller grass and uncertainty around long term battery availability now that HART is no longer active. Warranty support has also been inconsistent, though replacement batteries have been sent in some cases, making it a practical choice if the size and battery situation work for you.
People mowing wider lawns who want fewer passes, because the 20-inch deck covers more ground than 16-inch models.
Buyers who need dependable long-term battery support, because aftermarket battery availability is uncertain and replacement shipping has been inconsistent.
HART has replaced failed mower batteries for some owners, but others report warranty approvals that never resulted in a shipped replacement. Long-term aftermarket battery availability is also a concern because HART is no longer active.
The HART has a 20-inch deck and self-propelled drive, while the Greenworks is a 16-inch push mower with a smaller battery. The HART is the better fit if you want wider cuts and less walking.
One 6.0Ah battery can reportedly mow about 0.25 acres and still have some charge left. That makes it suitable for small-to-medium yards without needing an immediate swap.
It can slow down in thicker or denser grass and may get stuck if you keep pushing through it. It is better suited to maintained lawns than overgrown sections.
Greenworks is push, this is self propelled. That's a pretty big difference. Plus 16" vs 20". And the smaller battery. Two completely different purposes.
Transparently—it is a decent deal but if you have an Ollies near you check there first bc they had the dual blade version for sale with 8ah battery for 199 along with a bunch of other hart tools. I got the mower there (the dual blade one) and it works quite well. Honestly Ollies is somewhat the better slickdeals
I bought this mower about 4 years ago on an end of season clearance for about this price and have been fairly happy. The battery died last year with about 3 months warranty left. Hart OK'd the warranty but never sent it. Multiple attempts to contact them went nowhere. I finally found another on closeout for 100 bucks. Almost 3 years on a battery with weekly use isn't bad I guess. But the customer service left a bad taste. The mower is good. The company, not so much.
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This HART 40 volt 20 inch self propelled mower stands out for its wide deck, decent runtime, and solid cutting performance on normal lawns. A 6.0 amp hour battery has covered about a quarter acre with charge left, and the mower has held up well over several years for some. The main drawbacks are weaker performance in thicker or taller grass and uncertainty around long term battery availability now that HART is no longer active. Warranty support has also been inconsistent, though replacement batteries have been sent in some cases, making it a practical choice if the size and battery situation work for you.
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HART has replaced failed mower batteries for some owners, but others report warranty approvals that never resulted in a shipped replacement. Long-term aftermarket battery availability is also a concern because HART is no longer active.
The HART has a 20-inch deck and self-propelled drive, while the Greenworks is a 16-inch push mower with a smaller battery. The HART is the better fit if you want wider cuts and less walking.
One 6.0Ah battery can reportedly mow about 0.25 acres and still have some charge left. That makes it suitable for small-to-medium yards without needing an immediate swap.
It can slow down in thicker or denser grass and may get stuck if you keep pushing through it. It is better suited to maintained lawns than overgrown sections.
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