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What is the best battery powered electric lawn mower that I can buy?

the Neuton

2008-06-26 09:57:30 by Cuzco

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I'm thinking of buying a battery powered lawn mower, either Newton or (I believe) Black and Decker. They are pricey though, and before I throw away $400 I wanted to see if anyone had any experience with these. Do they work as well as regular mowers? Do the batteries last as long as they say they do? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!

I have a 24v Yardworks one and am very happy with it. I love the quiet operation, and the fact that if I want to stop mowing for a few minutes to clear away branches or dog toys, it stops as soon as I take my hand off it. No monster roaring away in the background, and no yanking to re-start. No having to remember to fill up a gas can, either. I like the fact that I can leave it out in the carport, without battery, knowing that it's pretty much worthless without the battery so isn't likely to be stolen. They have limitations, obviously. They aren't as flat-out powerful as a gas one. You get so much per charge and that's it until you recharge unless you get a spare battery and they're expensive. Recharge from flat seems to take 6-8 hours. But mine will go through small branches and tough weeds pretty easily. I have about 150 x 100 worth of lawn and can cut that on one charge unless it's a few inches long or a bit wet. Then I might get 3/4 of it done on one charge. Going into a 3rd season with it now and haven't noticed any loss of power.

2009-05-10 10:36:36 by Karin

Can I save some money using this Neuton CE 5.2 Battery-Powered Lawn Mower? If so, how much?

The CE 5.2 saves you money year after year thanks to its low operating costs. The estimated cost to operate a gas mower (including gasoline, oil, spark plugs, filters, and tune-ups) for four years is as much as $260.00. The costs of recharging the battery over four years of mowing 28 times per year with a Neuton Mower is approximately $11.20. That’s a huge savings! Check is here http://www.iris5.com/home-improvement/ne uton-ce-5-2-battery-powered-lawn-mower

2009-06-21 09:32:15 by carmelita

I think you could if the power wheels is 6 volt and the mower is 6 volt i say yeah but if the power wheels is 6volt and the mower is 12 volt no you'll ruin the toy.

2007-09-14 14:39:51 by Debbie M

Why do the batteries in battery powered lawn mowers only work for like five minutes and then you have to charge them again? I want to quit using gas powered mowers, but I don't want to deal with wire clutter, nor deal with the hassle of having to charge the battery ten times while cutting my grass. When are they going to improve these batteries?

Not sure what quality of products you're investing in...

We bought a house and have both a battery operated mower and trimmer. The lawn mower I can do 3 or 4 times cutting the back and the front before charge. The trimmer I can do twice, but I have two batteries so I can just swap on the fly if it dies.

However...if you let your grass grow 'out of control' and try to cut it, it sucks the battery life. I found that out when returned from vacation.

2008-04-09 11:59:08 by mike727