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Greenworks 80V 60" Zero Turn, (2) 16.0Ah + (4) 8.0Ah Batteries + Wall Charger

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Size: 80V 60" Zero Turn


Features

  • 80V 60 Deck Size reinforced 10-gauge steel cutting deck Up To 4 MPH Cutting Speed handles hills up to 15 Slope. Single lever 13-position deck adjustment (1.5 - 4.5)
  • CUTS UP TO 5.12 ACRES : With the included (2) 16.0Ah and (4) 8.0Ah Batteries and (1500W) Charger
  • BETTER THAN GAS : 41 horse power equivalent. Premium cutting system maintains constant 17,000 FPM blade tip speed
  • CYCLONE CUT TECHNOLOGY : Rushes power to the blade unlike has, the blade never slows down
  • INDUSTRYS ONLY REAR DUMP BED : 200 lb. payload with hydraulic assist
  • 4X QUIETER THAN GAS : Quietest rider in its class
  • High Intensity LED Headlights - for enhanced visibility mowing at dawn or dusk Premium High-Back Padded Seat with back-support and foldable arm rests
  • Battery is compatible with 75+ Greenworks 80V products.

Brand: Greenworks


Power Source: Battery Powered


Material: Metal


Color: Green


Style: Garden


Item Weight: 1120 Pounds


Cutting Width: 60 Inches


Number of Positions: 13


Operation Mode: Automatic


Product Dimensions: 87.4"D x 34.17"W x 66.93"H


Brand: Greenworks


Power Source: Battery Powered


Material: Metal


Color: Green


Style: Garden


Item Weight: 1120 Pounds


Cutting Width: 60 Inches


Number of Positions: 13


Operation Mode: Automatic


Product Dimensions: 87.4"D x 34.17"W x 66.93"H


UPC: 195526145844


Manufacturer: Greenworks


Item Weight: 1120 pounds


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Item model number: 7423502


Batteries: 6 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


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The Greenworks 21" electric corded lawnmower has been amazing. It is light, easy to maneuver, powerful and maintenance free. I used an electric mower many years ago and for many years. I am happy to go back to the simplicity, efficiency, low noise and power of an electric mower. Figuring out a cutting pattern to avoid crossing over the cord was simple- just cut away from the cord plug in location. No more gas, oil and air filter changes, battery replacement or charging. Plug in and go. The electric motor has great torque and does not bog down, even with a 21" blade. The Greenworks has simple cutting height adjustment with a single lever so changes are quick and easy. The options for mulch, rear and side discharge allow choices throughout the mowing season. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by jot
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Edit 8/15/2017 - I'm updating this to 5 stars because even given the issues below, I would buy this product again over any competitors I could find in this product category. I've used this for 4 years now and it still works the same as it did new. I remarked below on poor cut quality in some scenarios where blade speed can fall too low which is still a problem, but this really only occurs when mulching. Cutting thick or tall grass with the discharge open improves the pace and cut quality in this scenario but there are limitations, mowing fields is still going to produce a crappy cut no matter what you use. Let's get a few things out of the way, these do not impact the product score, as they are common to all products in this category: 1. This is a corded mower. Dealing with the cord is sometimes a pain. If you have a lot of trees or obstacles you may want to consider something else. 2. Maximum power is limited to a 120V outlet and what can safely make it out an extension cord (about 1650W, for reference 1HP is ~745W). 3. With no batteries to wear out or engines to refuel/re oil, this is very cheap to operate. Running this mower at peak output generally costs 8-25c/hour. You also hit an advantage in purchase price as gas or cordless units with the same features generally cost 50-100% more. 4. Short of hitting something, bogging down an electric motor generally allows it to produce more power and speed back up again (unlike a gasoline engine). So, what's good about this? Well: 1. 21" Steel deck. The actual blade is 19.5" leaving you a little less than an inch on either side of the deck that won't be cut. You can get a much closer cut with this than the B&D plastic models that have a very thick plastic housing. It's also going to survive rocks/sticks much better than the plastic ones. Both the discharge cover and bag seem to attach easily and solidly. 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