Can anyone recommend a good battery lawnmower please? I have tried 2 different Yardforce ones from Amazon and had to send both back as they didn't work.
Interested in getting one as well. Flymo brands are normally reputable
Slightly off topic but I found out Flymo are banned in the USA or something like that(confused) I think something to do with there’s no safe foot clearance as they hover. Along them lines(fierce)
Are you asking for the best mowers or the cheapest options that get the job done with some niggles ? I have the erbaurer 36v mower with 46cm cutting width and metal deck, it cuts through 6 inch grass no problem but costs £400 there are other similar 36 and 40v options but they're generally expensive if they're powerful. Generally cheaper 18v models cut out repeatedly or battery dies quickly if you try to cut anything over a few inches. If you're happy to keep the grass short and cut regularly and possibly have to strim before the first cut of the year then there are cheaper 18v options
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£400 is over my budget. Thanks.
I haven't got one myself but I do have other greenworks products and can only say iv been very impressed with them up to now, also as well as a 3 year guarantee on the 'tool' itself they give 2 years guarantee on their batteries.
Not saying this is a great deal or what your looking for but could be worth a look.
I bought a Ryobi lawnmower. The battery lasted 15 minutes on full charge. That was cutting an area less tan 20sq meters. The web site said battery will last 150sq meter. I contacted support and they mentioned that if the grass was long and wet this would drain the battery quicker. It was my first cut though. They sent me out another battery. Not had a chance to try it again. see how long it lasts. Battery is 5amp 18v (edited)
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sorted byI have the erbaurer 36v mower with 46cm cutting width and metal deck, it cuts through 6 inch grass no problem but costs £400 there are other similar 36 and 40v options but they're generally expensive if they're powerful.
Generally cheaper 18v models cut out repeatedly or battery dies quickly if you try to cut anything over a few inches.
If you're happy to keep the grass short and cut regularly and possibly have to strim before the first cut of the year then there are cheaper 18v options
Not saying this is a great deal or what your looking for but could be worth a look.
robertdyas.co.uk/gre…wcB