This is my second 60 Volt lawnmower. The first still worked but self propelled feature stopped working. Does a nice job of cutting and mulching my yard.
Incredibly disappointed. Do not purchase unless you have a perfectly flat yard. Practically uncontrollable going down any hill. Batteries last just past the warranty.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, May 28, 2026
Hello JavaDad. Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to hear about your experience with the 60V 42” CrossoverZ zero turn mower. This model is designed to deliver strong performance and efficiency, but terrain can impact handling, especially on uneven ground. For safe operation, we recommend following the guidelines in the operator’s manual, including maintaining controlled speeds, avoiding sudden directional changes, and not operating on inclines greater than 15 degrees. This recommendation is in place to help ensure user safety. For areas with steeper terrain, alternative equipment such as brushcutters or string trimmers may be better suited. If your yard includes mild slopes, adjusting the lap bar sensitivity and using smooth, gradual movements can help improve control and stability. Regarding battery performance, runtime and overall lifespan can vary based on usage, charging habits, terrain, and storage conditions. To help extend battery life, store batteries in a temperature-controlled environment and avoid leaving them fully discharged for extended periods. Even though you are out of warranty, we encourage you to contact our success team via Live Chat at Greenworks Tools or call 1-888-909-6757. Our team can review your situation and offer additional guidance.
I absolutely love this mower. I previously had a 40v, 20" mower and it took 2x 4amh batteries to mow my small yard. This one does the entire yard on only 1x 4amh battery and only uses 3/4 of a charge to do the job. I like that I don't have to use the self-propel feature unless I need/want to to conserve battery power. Many other brands require using the self-propel at all times (if equipped). The only drawback to this mower is the front wheels don't turn left-right relying on the tip and pivot method which is a bit tedious given this mower's weight.
I bought this lawn mower to replace another less powerful green works mower that was good,but never finished the job of both my lawns in one charge. I’m able to finish both front and back yard with this one. While still having energy to do more yard work, unlike with the previous one. It was not the most expensive product either!
I like the mower but the battery is defective in less than a year.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, May 26, 2026
Hello Baloo. We are sorry to hear that the battery would not charge, as that can certainly impact your experience with the 60V lawn mower. To help troubleshoot, we recommend first ensuring the battery is fully seated in the charger and that the charger is plugged into a working outlet. Check the charger indicator lights for any flashing patterns, as these can signal temperature-related delays or charging issues. If the battery was stored in a very cold or hot environment, allow it to return to room temperature before attempting to charge again. It can also help to remove and reinsert the battery a few times to ensure proper contact. If the battery still does not respond on the charger after these steps, it may indicate an issue within the battery pack itself, and we recommend reaching out to Greenworks success for assistance. They can be reached either using the online chat function, on Greenworks Tools page, or by calling 1-888-909-6757.
I like that you can see the battery charge levels up at the handle. It is also a good feature that you can switch between self propelled to regular by letting up on the handle. The self propelled speed feature can easily be controlled at the handle also. Great to use with thick grass and on hills.
Pros: Convenient, Easy to Use, Durable, Effective, Powerful
Honestly When I bought this blade And I install it on my mower it says it was compatible But even on the high length setting Is when my grass too short For some reason I'm Having a hard time to find the compatible blade for my mower
Pros: Durable
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from greenworkstools.comBy Greenworks, May 26, 2026
Hello Pedro. We are sorry to hear of the challange you are exeriencing finding a compatable blade for your Greenworks lawn mower. It sounds like the issue may be related to blade compatibility rather than the mower’s height setting itself. On Greenworks mowers, the blade plays a critical role in determining actual cutting height and performance. Even if a blade is labeled as “compatible,” small differences in length, center mount design, or lift angle can cause the mower to cut lower than expectedm, even when set to the highest height position. This can make it seem like the mower isn’t adjusting properly when, in reality, the blade geometry is affecting the cut. To resolve this, we recommend confirming your mower’s exact model number and matching it with the correct Greenworks OEM replacement blade. Using the specified blade ensures proper deck alignment, airflow, and intended cutting height. If you are having trouble locating the right blade, sharing your mower model number will Greenworks Success team can narrow down the exact part needed. They can be reached either using the online chat function, on Greenworks Tools page, or by calling 1-888-909-6757.