Battery powered push mower

[Mej13579]

I am looking at buying a battery powered push mower for a small section of my yard that too big to just use a weed eater and really tight and awkward for my zero turn. Just wondering what brands people have had good or bad experiences with.

 

[5030]

Get yourself a corded one and then sever the cord....lol

 

[bdhsfz6]

If you use cordless tools, try and find a battery powered mower that uses the same batteries.

I use DeWalt cordless tools and always have a supply of batteries charged and ready to go. I've been using this one for 3 seasons now with no issues:

DEWALT® Home

DEWALT® Home

www.dewalt.com

There is also a self propelled model available:

DEWALT® Home

DEWALT® Home

www.dewalt.com

 

[ArlyA]

We've really liked our ego ride mower. Would consider that brand if we used one. Have did a review of it here.

 

[Mej13579]

My old push mower is dead. I just thought a battery powered one might be the way to go. But everyone I look at has mixed reviews. Just trying to find something reliable. Just think it would be less hassle for a small area.

 

[newbury]

If you use cordless tools, try and find a battery powered mower that uses the same batteries.

I use DeWalt cordless tools and always have a supply of batteries charged and ready to go. I've been using this one for 3 seasons now with no issues:

DEWALT® Home

DEWALT® Home

www.dewalt.com

There is also a self propelled model available:

DEWALT® Home

DEWALT® Home

www.dewalt.com

Just be careful, I bought the DeWalt self propelled earlier version and the only way to adjust the speed is to feather the "clutch". Otherwise it's a fast pace for this 73yr old. Also the blades are much lighter than the ones on gas powered mowers and I don't think they will cut fallen limbs well.