Amazon has
21" EGO POWER+ 56V Brushless Push Battery Lawn Mower w/ 6.0Ah Battery & Charger (LM2114) for
$399.99.
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Lowe's has
21" EGO POWER+ 56V Brushless Push Battery Lawn Mower w/ 6.0Ah Battery & Charger (LM2114) for
$399.
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Ace Hardware has
21" EGO POWER+ 56V Brushless Push Battery Lawn Mower w/ 6.0Ah Battery & Charger (LM2114) for
$399.99.
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About this item:
- Delivers 6.0 ft-lbs of cutting torque for performance that exceeds gas lawn mowers
- Up to 55 minutes run time on a single charge with the included 56V 6.0Ah ARC Lithiumâ„¢ battery
- High-efficiency brushless motor delivers long runtimes, low vibration, and lifelong durability
- 7-position cutting height adjustments: 1.25 to 4 inches
- 3-in-1 function: mulching, bagging, side discharge
- Quick and easy push-button start
- 21-inch deck
- Bright LED headlights
- Adjustable handle height
Community Reviews
This EGO 21 inch push mower deal stands out most for bundling a 6.0Ah battery, which adds real value if you already use EGO tools or want a larger pack for longer runtimes. The mower itself is described as having strong torque for thicker grass and a useful fit for larger yards, with the battery often seen as the main draw. The main catch is that it is not self propelled, and smaller batteries can run short or overheat on mowers. It looks like a solid package if the battery size matches your lawn and tool lineup.
Common Questions (4)
It may power on with smaller batteries, but 2.5Ah packs can be ineffective or trigger low-power/critical-error behavior, especially with self-propel, tall grass, or older batteries. For reliable mowing, commenters suggest 5Ah is the practical floor and 7.5Ah is better for lawns that take 30+ minutes.
Run time depends heavily on battery size, grass thickness, and whether self-propel is used. A 5Ah pack is often estimated at about 20-30 minutes, while a 10Ah battery has been reported to last about 50 minutes on a 1/3-acre lawn with some self-propel use.
A new 6.0Ah EGO battery is commonly priced around $200-$225+tax on eBay, and one Amazon listing was cited at $389 without a charger. That makes the mower bundle attractive if you need the battery anyway, though the exact value depends on what you'd otherwise pay for the pack.
No, this LM2114 push mower is not self-propelled. If you want drive assist for hills or to reduce effort, you'd need a different EGO model.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/257540462626
I am under the impression EGO counterfeits are less common than smaller power tool batteries, EG Makita's BL1860B, which is widely counterfeited with eBay flooded with them. Still worth weighing the battery and checking it over for obvious signs.
Sellers with a long history of good feedback is always a good sign.
I don't have a mower but have the smaller pressure washer which draws a lot of amperage especially on high power, and for fun I tried an old 2.5ah battery in it and it turns on but can't output full pressure on the highest setting and flashed red within about 30 seconds of run. So technically a 2.5ah battery can power the tool, but "effectively" not so much. TBF that battery is quite worn, too much of my holding the "Turbo" button on the leaf blower
Seeing MAK1981 post that they can mow their yard with a 2.5ah is pretty cool, i'd guess the battery is pretty healthy and they might have the older 600 watt LM2000 or LM2001 mower (discontinued).
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