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popularTel06c posted Yesterday 11:03 PM

Greenworks 80V 42" Cordless Battery CrossoverZ Zero Turn Lawn Mower, (6) 5.0Ah Batteries and (3) Dual-Port Turbo Chargers $2999.99

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KEY FEATURES
- 42" Deck Size - Reinforced 12 gauge steel cutting deck
- Intelligent Brushless Motor Technology - 2x more torque, more power, longer runtimes, quiet operation, and extended motor life
- Innovative SmartCutâ„¢ Technology - Senses grass and auto-adapts power for the perfect cut
- High-intensity LED Headlights - For enhanced visibility mowing at dawn or dusk
- Dual Action Blades - Precise, consistent cutting over more ground
- Premium High-back Padded Seat - With back-support and foldable arm rests
- Integrated Cargo Bed - Haul up to 200 lbs of mulch, soil and much more
- Battery Six-Pack - Six high-capacity removable 5Ah batteries
- Smart G Connect App and 4G/GPS - Check the status and location of your unit in real time
- Battery Powers 75+ 80V Products - One battery to mow, blow, cut, trim, cultivate, and more!

https://www.greenworkstools.com/p...lawn-mower
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KEY FEATURES
- 42" Deck Size - Reinforced 12 gauge steel cutting deck
- Intelligent Brushless Motor Technology - 2x more torque, more power, longer runtimes, quiet operation, and extended motor life
- Innovative SmartCutâ„¢ Technology - Senses grass and auto-adapts power for the perfect cut
- High-intensity LED Headlights - For enhanced visibility mowing at dawn or dusk
- Dual Action Blades - Precise, consistent cutting over more ground
- Premium High-back Padded Seat - With back-support and foldable arm rests
- Integrated Cargo Bed - Haul up to 200 lbs of mulch, soil and much more
- Battery Six-Pack - Six high-capacity removable 5Ah batteries
- Smart G Connect App and 4G/GPS - Check the status and location of your unit in real time
- Battery Powers 75+ 80V Products - One battery to mow, blow, cut, trim, cultivate, and more!

https://www.greenworkstools.com/p...lawn-mower

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Friedsushi87Today 1:28 AM
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Why on earth would you want to spend $3k on a mower like this where you have to unplug and plug in 6x batteries every time? This is just stupid.
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Today 1:34 AM
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PurpleRiver8974Today 1:34 AM
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Quote from Friedsushi87 :
Why on earth would you want to spend $3k on a mower like this where you have to unplug and plug in 6x batteries every time? This is just stupid.
Is there not a cord that connects direct to the mower where it charges all the batteries?
Today 1:56 AM
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JasoNB2773Today 1:56 AM
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Quote from PurpleRiver8974 :
Is there not a cord that connects direct to the mower where it charges all the batteries?
Looks like not. It comes with 3 separate dual chargers. Looks like a pain to recharge. Unlike the previous Walmart deal that you could plug in, and had 8ah batteries
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Today 2:57 AM
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coastalconnToday 2:57 AM
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I believe if you order through the GW app you get 10% back in rewards. I bought the 60v version over the winter for a little less and it is a great machine. Absolutely love it
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coastalconnToday 2:59 AM
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Quote from Friedsushi87 :
Why on earth would you want to spend $3k on a mower like this where you have to unplug and plug in 6x batteries every time? This is just stupid.
The version with the wall charger is the same price. It's not really difficult to recharge the batteries though. Much easier than going to get gas.
Today 5:23 AM
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NotSpicytunaToday 5:23 AM
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battery useless after 5 years in your hot garage. vs my john deere gas zero turn that still works after 15 years
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z9z91Today 6:00 AM
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Quote from Friedsushi87 :
Why on earth would you want to spend $3k on a mower like this where you have to unplug and plug in 6x batteries every time? This is just stupid.
What's more stupid: Growing grass on your land so you have to buy fertilizer for it, water it, and then spend $3K to buy a mower for it, then you have to spend time cutting it, cleaning it, and getting rid of the grass after you cut it. All that work so that one week later, you have to start all over again. And all that for something you can't eat, doesn't give you shade, or protection. When you neglect it, the city or HOA will come and fine you. What a life!
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igotcheese21Today 6:17 AM
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I just bought the 30" crossover tractor mower a week ago for 1100 more. fark me
Today 11:38 AM
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skurskuuurToday 11:38 AM
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The reason you'd go after something like this vs the plug in version is because the dual bay chargers can charge all 6 batteries in about an hour. You could viably mow 1.5-2 acres, then weedeat/edge, then come back and mow another 1.5-2 acres; while the wall plug solution takes several hours to fully charge all the batteries.
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Bob2012Today 12:26 PM
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Quote from Friedsushi87 :
Why on earth would you want to spend $3k on a mower like this where you have to unplug and plug in 6x batteries every time? This is just stupid.

Due to the chemistry in all of these mower batteries, the ideal storage is room temperature and out of direct sunlight when not in use which minimizes heat exposure. Discharge cycles when using them causes the batteries to warm which is of course unavoidable. Ideally, you want the batteries to fully cool at room temperature and away from direct sunlight for at least 2 hours before recharging (and same in reverse once charging is complete despite the charger having a cooling fan as the internals are still at somewhat of a raised temp). This practice helps maximize the lifespan of these batteries since it minimizes their prolonged heat exposure to elevated temperatures. Maybe manufacturers aren't publishing this in their manuals because they'd rather sell replacement batteries or fear people may not want to buy their tools in the first place if this is what they recommend because for some it's not practical, especially if it's a 6 pack of them for a mower like this one.

My 24V Toro cordless trimmer battery is now 13 years old and gets used quite often as do my Greenworks 80V ones which are in their 5th year of mowing three 0.3 acre lawns weekly from March to October.

More info for the curious:
https://batterylifelab.com/how-lo...ries-last/

Gas mowers also have their advantages and the most obvious is they'll run as long as there's fuel and can be stored virtually anywhere year round.
Last edited by Bob2012 July 28, 2026 at 07:19 AM.
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MrPobearsToday 12:53 PM
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How much are the replacement batteries and how long are they good for?
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FairTeam939Today 1:37 PM
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Quote from Bob2012 :

Due to the chemistry in all of these mower batteries, the ideal storage is room temperature and out of direct sunlight when not in use which minimizes heat exposure. Discharge cycles when using them causes the batteries to warm which is of course unavoidable. Ideally, you want the batteries to fully cool at room temperature and away from direct sunlight for 2 hours before recharging (and same in reverse once charging is complete despite the charger having a cooling fan as the internals are still at somewhat of a riased temp). This practice helps maximize the lifespan of these batteries since it minimizes their prolonged heat exposure to elevated temperatures. Maybe manufacturers aren't publishing this in their manuals because they'd rather sell replacement batteries or fear people may not want to buy their tools in the first place if this is what they recommend because for some it's not practical, especially if it's a 6 pack of them for a mower like this one.

My 24V Toro cordless trimmer battery is now 13 years old and gets used quite often as do my Greenworks 80V ones which are in their 5th year of mowing three 0.3 acre lawns weekly from March to October.

More info for the curious:
https://batterylifelab.com/how-lo...ries-last/

Gas mowers also have their advantages and the most obvious is they'll run as long as there's fuel and can be stored virtually anywhere year round.
i use a Greenworks 60 volt chainsaw and wasn't aware that i need to let the battery cool down before charging. i do anyway, and also have a Makita chainsaw and do the same. the Makita chainsaw doesn't like to run when it is 90 degrees though.
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LivelyBird4050Today 3:20 PM
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Quote from NotSpicytuna :
battery useless after 5 years in your hot garage. vs my john deere gas zero turn that still works after 15 years
I am into battery lawn tools. I've invested quite a bit and mostly it is a better way of life. BUT the man is NOT wrong people.

Sheesh... 3K machine that the aftermarket care may or may not be as sketchy as a random Chinese brand. Craftsman, Honda, John Deere and even MTD gas mower have parts and some basis of support that will indeed keep a mower running for decades.

Greenworks, Ego and others need to step it up !

As for batteries the fact they are removable does let you buy a second set. My Ego batteries are currently in my cool basement and live a decent life span (Greater than 5 years for sure). Yet not everyone will desire to "baby" their batteries.

On the same token, many won't properly winterize their gas mower. (Humm Bob2012 is spot on)
Today 3:28 PM
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LivelyBird4050Today 3:28 PM
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Quote from MrPobears :
How much are the replacement batteries and how long are they good for?
Its comment on here, lifespan depends on how careful you are with them.

As far as price the Ego batteries are a mint $$$ the Greenworks seem to be more reasonable.

Ive just bought my first generic Ego battery and so far so good. (uh after returning the DOA first one (Waitly brand))

Battery tech has gone way down in price, the battery prices for these machines, as with most cordless tool system, are kept artificially high.

Some advice on buying batteries yes if you baby them you can keep them running for a long time, but they will still lose some capacity. Thus, when you have a choice generally always go for the BIGGER battery.

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