The mower had an immediate positive impact. It reduced my cutting times by 20%. Unlike my previous battery mower, I no longer have to stop and change batteries. It takes about 1 hour to cut my yard and I run the mower on Turbo and in mulch mode the entire time. I believe I can get at least 1 1/2 hours runtime. IT also doesn't sacrifice quality. My cuts are even and no visible clippings remain when done. It also is very simple to store vertically. Overall, this is an excellent and reliable mower.
Incredibly quiet, easy to assemble. Docked one star because it is heavier than a gas mower. I also feel like my gas mower picked up leaves better. This machine tends to leave a lot of mulched leaves behind. The self-propelled function is fast! You can really only go over half the “self propelled speed” if you aren’t bagging. You’ll need to go at a “push pace” speed to allow for the collection of clippings in the bag.
Fantastic mower with seamless transition between batteries. Don’t have to stop and switch as it automatically switches over. Wider cutting path also. One other thing that impressed me was the storage capability with the folding handles.
Old Guy that loved 80V ... THIS IS BETTER for Old Guy that loved 80V ..
on October 15, 2021
Posted by: Rick Marsh
from Shelby Twp MIchigan
Gender:Male
I have nearly every 80 Volt tool Greenworks makes. And I was disappointed that 80 is out but 60 volt lawnmower 25 inch it will be .. and WOW that really opened up my eyes. this is a power-house of power and way better cut than my 80V self propelled. I am awed and really really wanted to make this bad. I love my 80 tools like chain saw and edger ... snow blower it very good ... in any case jump on one of these 60volt 25 inch ... it is a dream .... OK one thing ... why can't I turn off the lights? Mowing in the morning is against the law here and I'd cut my toes off in the night ... just seems to waste some juice and an off switch would be nice (all the neighbers think the lights are cool ... so maybe it is worth it!) end of story of the grouchy old 80 Volt do has been conquered. Rick Marsh