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Parkside 20V Cordless Lawn Mower - Bare Unit : £99.99 (£89.99 Via Lidl Plus App) @ Lidl

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Posted 3 June 2023

Parkside 20V Cordless Lawn Mower - Bare Unit : £99.99 (£89.99 Via Lidl Plus App) @ Lidl

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Parkside 20V Cordless Lawn Mower - Bare Unit : £99.99 (89.99 Via Lidl Plus App) @ Lidl

Bare unit - battery and charger are not included
Cut to edge design for neat mowing close to the edge of your lawn
Ground blade made from special steel
Central 5-step cutting height adjustment
Height-adjustable handle
Safety switch box with metal switch bracket
Robust housing with integrated carry handle
Battery slot with safety key and hinged protective cover
Practical mulch feature for using the cuttings as lawn fertiliser
Easily removable 32L collection box with carry handle and fill-level indicator
Quick-release folding function for spacesaving storage
Cutting width: 33cm
Cutting height: 25-65mm (5 levels)
Collection box volume: 32L
Compatible with batteries in the"X 20V Team" series
Recommended battery: 20V (4Ah)
3-year warranty

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JohnSno
3rd Jun
Selling this stuff without the battery is a scam
LordFlashHeart
3rd Jun
No it isn't. It allows you to pay for a machine without paying extra for a battery that you already have. You 'could' buy this, a battery and charger but you would probably moan that it all doesn't cost £99.99.
iiibdiii
4th Jun
I shop at Lidl regularly but seriously everytime I buy any electronic item, they don't last over a year.
Had atleast 5/6 faulty items just threw a rotary mini oven bought last year.
Hand mixers, toasters, etc
Suprano82
4th Jun
The tools last fine , keep the receipt as they will refund you, the parkside range have a 3 yr warranty
mps01
3rd Jun
I got the previous one that takes 2 batteries and I think it’s great, cuts well, I’ve got a fair size bit of grass and a verge and it does it all easily on a charge only usually goes to amber on the battery gauge, it can stall on long wet grass but it’s light and easy to use, I had all the batteries and charger got quite a few 20v tools
SkipRat
4th Jun
I've got the og 2 battery version and I love it but as others have said wet longer grass can make it stall, my way around this is to raise the cutting bar and do 2 passes on the lawn, takes no time at all to do front and back as no messing around with plugs takes all the hassle out of mowing the lawn.
LordFlashHeart
5th Jun
I thought it was common knowledge that you shouldn't try and cut wet grass with 'any' lawn mower?

francisrose.co.uk/cut…et/
h17esh
12th Jun
Hi, did anyone buy this? I purchased one but the handles bars don’t align. So I returned and got another one and it’s the same. Wandering if I’m doing something wrong, and if anyone else has experienced the same issue. (edited)
Havizavi
17th Jun
I took the first one back but the second one was the same Same with the handles but once together I found the mechanism to power the lawnmower was too long to had to detach the red bar for it to start working.

poorly designed product in my opinion so going to look at a different brand. Maybe the Titan one from screwfix
CorpJones
4th Jun
Not sure whether to get this or the einhell 18/33 on Amazon, any opinions? (edited)
Suprano82
11th Jun
Just picked one up, charging my batteries so will post a review later on.
Not much to mow tho as the grass has hardly grown last week or two
JonN
3rd Jun
Feels like it’s been ages since this last came around! Can anyone comment on the quality/performance of it?

I’m sure I remember the last one needing two batteries, does that mean this one isn’t as powerful?
Suprano82
3rd Jun
Would also like more reviews . I've been waiting 2 years to get one myself as have all the batteries etc with other tools .
I also rem the 40v 2 battery one :/
Peter_Szygowski
3rd Jun
I've got this model and had it for a couple of years. It'll only work with the 40v battery but will cut my little bit of lawn with ease. I like it as it's light, easy to manoeuvre and is quiet. It has a metal blade too. Don't expect it to cut new season growth as a first cut of the year unless you've been
Mowing over the winter!! Spring/summer cutting with dry grass is a doddle .
cbflazaro
3rd Jun
There's no such thing as 20v battery considering they're made off 3.6v cells. (li-ion)

I assume it's 18v like every other garden thing that claims to be 20, 21 24v et.
ToxicHazard
4th Jun
They're 4v cells. 3.6 is nominal voltage, not maximum, so 18v and 20v are the same. It's just marketing and neither is correct or incorrect (edited)
SqueezeEveryPenny
4th Jun
Parkside locos
Sandor
4th Jun
What’s the true review on this, really tempted, I don’t have to much grass and am in the market for one at the moment
sk2402005
11th Jun
Picked one up this morning, its just ok to be honest.
Battery lasts easily long enough to do my little patch.
It is not very powerful, and stalls quite easily.
The twin 40v version is probably quite a bit better.
Looke like i will need to keep hold of the corded mower. (edited)
becca2
11th Jun
I went to get one this morning. They only had the 20v version battery and not the 40v one which they said they hadn’t received. Has anyone else had this?
thomas58
11th Jun
Had a quick look at the lawmower in my store but I couldn't see where any of the batteries and chargers for lawmower was on the shelves (possibly had some other lower powered batteries for other electrical garden tools). If they are going to sell the batteries & charger seperately they need to have a decent stock of batteries & chargers and make sure they are placed on the shelves next to the mower (edited)
djp2k8
11th Jun
I was thinking of buying this as our black and decker cordless mower batteries are not great anymore & it's a little broken too. I was put off as it's only 20v, whereas our B&D is 38v & just about manages with longer lawn. Also the couple of reviews of this I found said it's not great compared with the 40v mower they have done in the past.
MrJoell
12th Jun
Can anyone confirm if Aldi batteries for power tools fits Lidls version?
Bought into Aldis ecosystem but also after a battery powered mower
c.grex
12th Jun
No they don’t. They are different makes
c.grex
12th Jun
Don’t bother with the 20v. Get the double battery 40v. 20v struggled with longer gras and you had to go very slow to stop it cutting out