I recently started transitioning to electric tools for property maintenance and my first purchase was a 60v Backpack Leaf blower. This was an experimental purchase and I bought a 60v 6.0ah battery to test it out. First, I was surprised by the air output of the leaf blower and the absence of vibration that is a hallmark of gas-powered tools. As I worked wet leaves into piles and kept moving to the next task, I tracked my time. The first round lasted about 50 minutes using turbo power sparingly and a half-acre was done. After a 60 minute charge on the Greenworks rapid charger I was back out to test how long the battery could support turbo mode. I clocked approximately 40 minutes of turbo time before having to recharge the battery. The 60v 6.0ah battery is worth every penny to me and I will likely purchase another one as I consider the next gas-powered tool that I can replace with a GreenWorks product
This battery gets it done and then some. It has enough juice to cut my whole yard and still has one block of charge left in case I need it for another job. It’s a must have battery for the Pro 60v tools. #GoGreenWithGreenworkstools
Awesome! Love it! After waiting for months the answer to my prayers came. Able to mow yard, trim hedges and edges all on a full charge and still have a little energy left in the tank. Enjoying my full suite of tools, thanks Greenworks!
I have several 60V yard tools, including the mower, blower, and edger, and the 4.0AH battery provides enough power to mow and edge my yard without changing out batteries (for reference, I have a .75 acre lot with an inground pool, which takes me about 30 minutes to mow). I bought a second 4.0AH battery because the standard 2.0AH ones that come with most of the tools don't provide enough run time in the fall when using the blower, which consumes a lot of power quickly.