After my 60V/42" with less battery this machine lets me do 1.5 acres with lot's of fiddely work without ever having to look at the "fuel gauge". It's a decent ride on the seat. So far I love it. (10 hours) There is NO mulch kit available for it which is insanity. The shipping is beyond bad. Few available days, more than a week after it got to the local warehouse on the first attempt they never showed, and when they finally did on the following date they didn't know how to get it on the lift.... I had to take care of that...It had been quite sloppily assembled from the crating. (loose bolts, control handles more than 2" out of alignement).. Unsat.
I bought this in 2024. If I had flat ground, I would rate 5 stars, but I have rolling property. It is hard to keep it going straight when you are on a 15 degree incline, or any incline. It is fast and effective. It cuts well and except for the problem on inclines, it works great. I wish I had bought the old style with the steering weel for my property. It is relatively quite and the batteries last a long time. It's nice not having to store gas, oil and changing spark plugs and air filters every year. It's comfortable and easy to use. I have not had a problem in tall grass or short.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, June 25, 2026
Hello Texas Woodsmen Thank you for sharing your detailed experience with the CrossoverZ zero turn mower. It is great to hear that you are seeing strong cutting performance, runtime, and overall ease of use. For operation on inclines, zero turn mowers can require a bit of adjustment compared to steering wheel models, especially on slopes around 15 degrees. To help improve tracking and control, we recommend reducing speed and making gradual steering inputs whenever possible. Ensuring tire pressure is equal on both sides can also help maintain a straighter path. For properties with consistent rolling terrain, a steering wheel or lawn tractor-style unit may provide more stability, as you noted. We appreciate you highlighting both the strengths and limitations, as this helps other customers choose the right equipment for their property type. If you ever have specific questions or concerns about our products, contact Greenworks via Live chat on our website, call us at 1-888-909-6757 (1-888-90WORKS) or refer to the FAQ ask section of the tool or ask us a question, anytime.
I have used it 3-4 times and it cuts great but can’t quite finish my 2/3 of an acre lawn. The batteries charge quickly and I love how I can tick it away in my garage
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on June 21, 2026
Posted by: ACD Walker
Gender:Male
I bought this about 3 years ago. I have a 1/6 acre yard and it takes 2 charging rounds to get it all cut. If you try to cut tall grass it just stalls. I think this is some kind to safety setting to prevent motor over-heating. The blades don't stay sharp and to location of the self-propelling setting is right where it gets bumped to full speed or crawl. The light isn't necessary, but it never worked.
I bought this because I'm not fond of gasoline stored in the garage and my wife kept running over the cord of our corded mower.
Pros: Environmentally Safe
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, June 22, 2026
Hello ACD Walker. Thank you for sharing your detailed feedback and for being a Greenworks customer. We understand your concerns regarding runtime, performance in taller grass, and some of the design elements you mentioned. For a 1/6 acre yard, needing multiple charge cycles can occur depending on grass thickness, cutting height, and mowing conditions, as thicker or taller grass places a heavier load on the motor and can trigger protective features designed to prevent overheating or overcurrent. To help improve performance, we recommend mowing more frequently and avoiding cutting more than one-third of the grass height at a time, as well as raising the deck height when tackling taller or dense areas. Ensuring the blades are kept sharp and clean can also significantly improve cutting efficiency and reduce strain on the motor. If the mower is stalling, checking underneath the deck for buildup and confirming the blades spin freely (with the battery removed) can help identify any resistance issues. Regarding runtime, alternating between the two included batteries and allowing them to fully cool before recharging can help optimize overall performance. For the self-propel control sensitivity, making sure the handle is fully secured and adjusting hand positioning may help minimize accidental changes during operation. As for the headlight, if it has never functioned, that may indicate a wiring or component issue, and our success team can review that further if the unit is still within the warranty period. They can be reached either using the online chat function, on Greenworks Tools page, or by calling 1-888-909-6757.
Love my new electric mower! It cuts a narrower path than the previous (gas) mower, but it’s so light and easy to push I get done in the same amount of time. Earth-friendly, no gas fumes. Easy on my arm, no more pull cord. Powered through some thick grass. Each battery lasted about a hour, perfect! The only problem I see is it’s so light the front end comes off the ground sometimes (battery is in the back, perhaps a poor design decision). But overall I’m quite pleased.
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use, Quiet, Environmentally Safe, Effective
I’ve been mowing with this for 7 years, and I can’t think of anything better for my needs. I have 900 square feet of Bermuda grass in Arizona, and it cuts beautifully on dry grass, though not as well when it’s wet. I bag my clippings, but the mower does drop clumps occasionally.
Pros: Convenient, Cost-Saver, Easy to Use, Durable, Environmentally Safe, Effective