[terriejb]

I have a fairly used possible four times electric lawnmower. Will sell for $75.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Mazjaz

I have had my Greenworks duel blade mower going on my 4 seasons and it has been awesome. It is one of the highest rated mower in Consumer Reports.

Greenworks makes excellent products, at a very fair price, that are plenty adequate for homeowner use on the postage stamp lots in the Villages. Being a part timer, I don’t have a mower, since we obviously have to hire someone. We do however own several other greenworks products for our Villages home, including a combination pole saw and hedge trimmer, chain saw, blower, and weed wacker. It’s great that they all run on the same fast charging battery. I always charge and store the batteries inside the house when not being used. The same products would be completely inadequate for our home up north on several acres of land, where 2 stroke gas and diesel products are necessary.

[MorTech]

Get one with self-propel and headlights so you can mow late evening in August to avoid heatstroke

EGO and Ryobi are good. I have an 8 year old EGO with original battery. The key to battery life is to keep them cool and only fully charge them just before use...Don't fully charge right after use unless the battery is fully depleted...Lithium batteries don't like sitting at full charge. Mow later in the evening when the sun isn't beating down on top of the battery...Or you. Charge battery indoors if you can.

[Ham_and_Cheese]

When I lived in NC, my gas-powered mower gave out so I asked my neighbors if I could test drive theirs - tried a 40V Riobi, a 56V EGO, and a 60V Greenworks

I liked both the Riobi and Greenworks better than the EGO simply due to hand placement - the EGO's is much more vertical than the others.

I chose the Greenworks because I could get a two-battery bundle that included a dual battery charger (the friend I borrowed had two or three single battery chargers plugged in around his garage).

The link posted earlier in the thread includes two 5 amp hour batteries - mine came with two 4 amp hour batteries, but I really like the dual charger.

If you don't have a corner lot, you'll be fine with any of them - just find the one you're comfortable pushing around for 30-45 minutes
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[Babubhat]

Originally Posted by Dragonlady06

I'm looking into an electric lawn mower. Any suggestions? How many years does the battery usually last? Is it better than a gas mower?

21" Greenworks Pro 80V Brushless Push Lawn Mower w'/' 4Ah Battery + Charger

[spd2918]

I use DeWalt tools and bought a DeWalt mower. The 2 mower batteries can power my other tools.

[Snakster66]

Originally Posted by Ham_and_Cheese

If you don't have a corner lot, you'll be fine with any of them - just find the one you're comfortable pushing around for 30-45 minutes
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I suspect I’d be fine with my corner lot as well.

[BigSteph]

I have a corner lot and use an Ego. I think mine was the Mid to Mid-high model with self-propel and a 7’ish amp-hour battery.

When the yard is dry, I can mow the yard on the single battery.

When the yard is damp or wet, I might not finish. I do have another battery.

I cut at 3 1/2” or 4”.

The Ego does a mostly good job. I would buy again.