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Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery

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Amazon has Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery (LB604) for $166.57 - $79.12 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $87.45. Shipping is free.

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  • Greenworks Pro 60V high current battery provides the power you need for maximum performance.
  • Battery delivers fade-free power with no memory loss after charging.
  • On-board battery fuel indicator allows for on-demand reference of remaining power.
  • Compatible with all Greenworks 60V tools, including blower, trimmer, hedge trimmer, and lawn mower.

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Amazon has Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery (LB604) for $166.57 - $79.12 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $87.45. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

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Product Details:
  • Greenworks Pro 60V high current battery provides the power you need for maximum performance.
  • Battery delivers fade-free power with no memory loss after charging.
  • On-board battery fuel indicator allows for on-demand reference of remaining power.
  • Compatible with all Greenworks 60V tools, including blower, trimmer, hedge trimmer, and lawn mower.

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Yesterday 12:36 PM
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JWeavisYesterday 12:36 PM
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Got excited and thought it was for the 80v....
Coupon works up to at least 4 batteries.
Yesterday 1:00 PM
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FairTeam939Yesterday 1:00 PM
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Quote from JWeavis View quoted comment :
Got excited and thought it was for the 80v....
Coupon works up to at least 4 batteries.
i bought mine with the weed whacker/blower sale; no need to pay full price. lots of deals in the fall when less outdoor equipment sold. YMMV
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Yesterday 1:27 PM
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JWeavisYesterday 1:27 PM
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Quote from FairTeam939 View quoted comment :
i bought mine with the weed whacker/blower sale; no need to pay full price. lots of deals in the fall when less outdoor equipment sold. YMMV
Ya, I already have the mower, trimmer, blower, chainsaw, and snowblower with 6x4ah and in winter, can go through all 6 (sidewalks and 5 driveways). Might get the zero turn once I have a shed.
Yesterday 1:45 PM
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LivelyString7186Yesterday 1:45 PM
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Just bought this yesterday at $102. Canceled and reordered. Thanks op
Yesterday 1:49 PM
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illusion27Yesterday 1:49 PM
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These come with 4 year warranty correct ?

Edit : The description says 3 Year warranty which is still good.
Last edited by illusion27 September 8, 2026 at 06:54 AM.
Yesterday 2:49 PM
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Teegro76Yesterday 2:49 PM
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Quote from JWeavis View quoted comment :
Ya, I already have the mower, trimmer, blower, chainsaw, and snowblower with 6x4ah and in winter, can go through all 6 (sidewalks and 5 driveways). Might get the zero turn once I have a shed.
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
Yesterday 3:04 PM
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dlinders10Yesterday 3:04 PM
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Quote from Teegro76 View quoted comment :
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
Electric snowblowers really struggle when the snow gets wet and heavy. If you get the top end one you would probably be fine but very expensive. I would be tempted to keep a gas blower for the heavy stuff and a smaller electric one for the light quick stuff for the convenience.

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Yesterday 3:08 PM
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JWeavisYesterday 3:08 PM
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Quote from Teegro76 View quoted comment :
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
I'm in mid-Michigan. I've been really happy with the performance of the 80v 24" 2-stage (less great with slush, but the 2 stage gas Craftsman was no different though I miss the hand warmers). It does have some nice torque and will automatically go into turbo mode when needed.
Last edited by JWeavis September 8, 2026 at 08:14 AM.
Yesterday 3:30 PM
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sidosidoYesterday 3:30 PM
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The 8ah battery is a bit cheaper per Ah, but it seems about an inch longer.
Yesterday 7:44 PM
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RpimcguirkYesterday 7:44 PM
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Pretty good deal. One of my 5amp 60v just died(tried to revive it with jumping batteries, didn't work( I think my chainsaw killed it). When I hit the test button it shows 2 lit up bars but nothing) ☹️
...my other 5amp I think is on its last leg. Lasted about 5/6 years.
Yesterday 11:14 PM
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mgeringerYesterday 11:14 PM
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Quote from Rpimcguirk View quoted comment :
Pretty good deal. One of my 5amp 60v just died(tried to revive it with jumping batteries, didn't work( I think my chainsaw killed it). When I hit the test button it shows 2 lit up bars but nothing) ☹️
...my other 5amp I think is on its last leg. Lasted about 5/6 years.
I am literally in the same boat. Had mine for 6 or 7 years and I tried to take my 5ah one out today to use to trim/blow and it was dead. Charger was blinking red like my old 2ah that died last year. I guess it sort of sucks to spend the money but perfect timing.
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toothandnailToday 1:17 AM
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I bought in to 80v kobalt which is rebadged green works but looks like they are moving away from 80v. What battery line has the most longevity for high power yard tools?
Today 1:51 AM
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RpimcguirkToday 1:51 AM
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Quote from mgeringer View quoted comment :
I am literally in the same boat. Had mine for 6 or 7 years and I tried to take my 5ah one out today to use to trim/blow and it was dead. Charger was blinking red like my old 2ah that died last year. I guess it sort of sucks to spend the money but perfect timing.
Did you try and jump the bad battery? Run a wire from good to bad with neg to neg, pos to pos. Your might have dipped below the amps to charge it. Put in on and off the charger about 10-15 time to see if you can get the amps up just enough to start charging again. Also put a volt meter and see what voltage you get
Today 2:06 AM
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s207307Today 2:06 AM
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Quote from sidosido View quoted comment :
The 8ah battery is a bit cheaper per Ah, but it seems about an inch longer.
Link to the 8ah 60v battery?

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Today 2:33 AM
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phuH4801Today 2:33 AM
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Quote from JWeavis View quoted comment :
Got excited and thought it was for the 80v.... Coupon works up to at least 4 batteries.
Ridiculous they have 24v, 40v, 60v, and 80v battery tool lines.

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