battery powered walk behind mower ??

[Huntingfool]

My old gas mower went caput - any advice on what brand to buy with a self propelled walk behind batter powered??

[Drycreek3189]

My best friend bought a GreenWorks last year, he likes it. He has a small yard but he mows his whole yard and still has juice left. I have their chain saw and pole saw and they have been great.

[Huntingfool]

thank you - I will check it out

[Walker]

Greenworks self propelled 80v.

[Atfulldraw]

My lawn girl uses one that she seems to like….

thinks it’s a Ryboy or something like that

[boy wonder]

I have an EGO, works fine. However, I’m a little disappointed in its power if I’ve let the grass go too long between mowings.

[caughtandhobble]

I purchased a Greenworks 60 volt this year. We have a medium size yard and the battery handles it just fine. Mine is not a selfpropel but it is very light. I have zero complaints and would highly recommend the Greenworks mower.

[Johnny Dangerr]

We have a Kobalt 80v self propelled unit. Love it...

[jaspermac]

I saw the greenworks on steep discount at tractor supply

[dustoffer]

Neighbor has one and loaned it to me just for a trial run. Did what it is designed to do--cut the grass but no better or worse than either my walk-behind or my rider. However, I didn't have to wear ear plugs and that is a plus.

[Billy Bad Bass]

I just got a EGO yesterday. Worked great despite my backyard being pretty overgrown.

[johnpaul]

Do not get a ryobi

[91cavgt]

Do not get a ryobi

What do you not like about the Ryobi?


I’ve had an 18 volt 16” cut Ryobi for 4 years and it is still working. Granted, it doesn’t do good on really thick grass so you have to stay on top of it, but that is the case with any electric lawn mower. I’m about to buy a 40 volt Ryobi mower so maybe I don’t have to replace the batteries as often.

[slayr]

I’ve had a Dewalt for a few years now with no complaints. Batteries are compatible with all my other dewalt tools, so that was a huge plus.

[johnpaul]

What do you not like about the Ryobi?


I’ve had an 18 volt 16” cut Ryobi for 4 years and it is still working. Granted, it doesn’t do good on really thick grass so you have to stay on top of it, but that is the case with any electric lawn mower. I’m about to buy a 40 volt Ryobi mower so maybe I don’t have to replace the batteries as often.

I’ve had 2 of the 40 volt units and the batteries are all junk.