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popularTel06c posted Jul 29, 2026 2:14 PM

Greenworks 80V 42" Cordless Battery CrossoverZ Zero Turn Lawn Mower, (6) 6Ah Batteries and 600W Wall Charger, CRZ4282 $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 Cyclone Cutâ„¢ Technology - Rushes power to the blade unlike gas, the blade never slows down.
- 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 Powers 75+ 80V Products - One battery to mow, blow, cut, trim, cultivate, and more!

https://www.greenworkstools.com/p...fMQAvD_BwE
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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 Cyclone Cutâ„¢ Technology - Rushes power to the blade unlike gas, the blade never slows down.
- 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 Powers 75+ 80V Products - One battery to mow, blow, cut, trim, cultivate, and more!

https://www.greenworkstools.com/p...fMQAvD_BwE

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Jul 29, 2026 2:26 PM
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SOMTHIN4NOTHINJul 29, 2026 2:26 PM
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Any comment on experience with this
Jul 29, 2026 2:36 PM
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DefenderrJul 29, 2026 2:36 PM
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Quote from SOMTHIN4NOTHIN :
Any comment on experience with this
Have the 60v, 110 hrs on it and no issues. Cuts fast and can do my acre with 3k square foot house on it with 50-60% left on my 6x8ah (I think someone is butthurt I own a home and thumbsed this down, but I listed that to give an idea of quantity of greenage Im cutting. SD Weirdos). These are smaller ah batteries but higher voltage so may perform similarly. My 60v has to work pretty hard on my leach field where the sprinklers keep it lush and wet....Also this thing does NOT like mowing on gradients length wise. It will basically force you to turn into them, very odd behavior. You have to gently get rolling on one and balance the motors.
Last edited by Defenderr July 30, 2026 at 01:54 PM.
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Jul 29, 2026 2:37 PM
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SOMTHIN4NOTHINJul 29, 2026 2:37 PM
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Quote from Defenderr :
Have the 60v, 110 hrs on it and no issues. Cuts fast and can do my acre with 3k square foot house on it with 50-60% left on my 6x8ah. These are smaller ah batteries but higher voltage so may perform similarly. My 60v has to work pretty hard on my leach field where the sprinklers keep it lush and wet.
I really want an ego version of this. Trying to wait for a clearance
Jul 29, 2026 2:41 PM
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CamYZ125Jul 29, 2026 2:41 PM
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I'm on my second season with mine. So far, zero issues with the machine. I do sometimes have issues with traction/wheel spin, but that might just be a zero turn thing (this is my first zero turn, and my yard has some areas with some slope)? But all-in-all, I'm happy with the mower. It's nice to just plug it in after I'm done cutting and not have to deal with gas and oil changes.

If I had to have a complaint, it would be that the charger/charging process doesn't automatically end when the batteries are full. There's a fan in the charger and one in the mower that will just stay on until you unplug it. So I have to set a reminder to come back and unplug things after it's charged. Seems like it could be smarter than that, but it's just a small nuisance.
Jul 29, 2026 3:33 PM
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Meso79Jul 29, 2026 3:33 PM
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Anyone had gas then switched to electric? Is it worth the change and extra money?
Jul 29, 2026 3:42 PM
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Oooooh99Jul 29, 2026 3:42 PM
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Quote from Meso79 :
Anyone had gas then switched to electric? Is it worth the change and extra money?
yes, i'm never going back
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Jul 29, 2026 4:10 PM
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TenderRecess483Jul 29, 2026 4:10 PM
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Electric is the way to go in my opinion but keep in mind, someday down the road you will have to fork out a lot of money to replace the batteries (maybe in 5-7 years)

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Jul 29, 2026 8:11 PM
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firehawk407Jul 29, 2026 8:11 PM
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Quote from Meso79 :
Anyone had gas then switched to electric? Is it worth the change and extra money?
I had an old cub cadet zero. Bought used. I have never had a new gas zero so thats where my comments come from. The gas requires lots of maintenance. Gas,oil, pullys and belts etc. Its also super loud and bad for ears without protection. The plus is that parts and service are easy to get. 3.5 years ago I scored the 500 ryobi zero turn deal so that made my leap into electric easy. First impression was great. So much quieter and very smooth operation. No belts ot pullys for the deck is a huge plus. Direct driven blades is simple and effective. Mine came with 4 lead acid batteries which are not great for the application due to not being able to be discharged as much as lithium can. Im still on the originals in my 4th season but they are getting a little tired. I will be putting a lithium battery in at some point in the future which will make it lighter and run forever. Mine has a wall charger and id definitely prefer that vs having to remove and charge multiple ones. Only issue I had was my son was cleaning it off and somehow shorted out the charging port. It was covered under the 3 year warranty but the nearest authorized repair place was an hr away(im in detroit). It was a tiny little mom and pop farm. The part took them 2 months to get and replace. Def wasn't happy about that. Overall tho, I like using electric much more and with the price of gasoline and maintenance that really pushes it over the edge. Cheers
Jul 30, 2026 8:29 PM
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HilariousPartner295Jul 30, 2026 8:29 PM
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I had this mower since summer of last year. The seat sits a bit high since you're sitting on the batteries. This help with weight distribution, but since you're sitting higher also, any sort of hill, makes you almost feel like you're flipping. Doesn't take much, anything higher than like 5 degrees. You dont actually flip but it feels that way since you're top heavy. I never leave batteries inside the mower and always take them inside to charge. It gets up to 110 in my garage.

Also expect alot less mowing coverage than advertised. I tried to mow 2 acres, grass about 1ft high, with 8x-5amp hr batteries and only made it 1/3rd of the way.
Jul 30, 2026 10:58 PM
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PabloP1346Jul 30, 2026 10:58 PM
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Quote from CamYZ125 :
I'm on my second season with mine. So far, zero issues with the machine. I do sometimes have issues with traction/wheel spin, but that might just be a zero turn thing (this is my first zero turn, and my yard has some areas with some slope)? But all-in-all, I'm happy with the mower. It's nice to just plug it in after I'm done cutting and not have to deal with gas and oil changes.

If I had to have a complaint, it would be that the charger/charging process doesn't automatically end when the batteries are full. There's a fan in the charger and one in the mower that will just stay on until you unplug it. So I have to set a reminder to come back and unplug things after it's charged. Seems like it could be smarter than that, but it's just a small nuisance.
I'm using a Kasa smart plug with my charger. I created an Alexa routine to automatically turn off the charger 3 hours after I turn it on. I never get below 50% charge, so 3 hours is more than enough time to charge to 100%.
Yesterday 1:34 PM
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webwidejoshYesterday 1:34 PM
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Quote from PabloP1346 :
I'm using a Kasa smart plug with my charger. I created an Alexa routine to automatically turn off the charger 3 hours after I turn it on. I never get below 50% charge, so 3 hours is more than enough time to charge to 100%.
I've also got mine on a Kasa plug. It's also interested to see the energy use. I'm charging mine via a small solar setup, same as I did for the 40V tools I had.
Yesterday 1:37 PM
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webwidejoshYesterday 1:37 PM
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I have the 60V version of this. Boy I wish I would have waited, but the Walmart ordering and delivery was great, so who knows if this would have actually worked out better.

I had thought that the mower came with the mulching kit, but the 60V Walmart version did NOT. It is a chute/mulching blade, with another blade for bagging, also not included.

I had purchased what I thought was a simple mulching block for the mower, but it included no hardware. Supposedly it reused hardware already on the mower, which I found to be half-true. After going through tech support, which was fairly good, with the ability to email back pictures and diagrams between us while on the call, they don't simply have a kit for mulching configuration. They have a set of pieces, not all of which are in stock across all countries in which they sell parts. In the end they sent me all the parts they had in stock. There are a couple of brackets that "move" the holes from the deck to where the mulching block needs them.

That is a big gripe of mine, because I would much rather mulch grass. But it's mulching now and I love this thing. I was coming from 3/4 to acre, mowing with a 40V 21" for the past 5 years. This is a great upgrade!
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shughes53Yesterday 8:29 PM
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Quote from CamYZ125 :
I'm on my second season with mine. So far, zero issues with the machine. I do sometimes have issues with traction/wheel spin, but that might just be a zero turn thing (this is my first zero turn, and my yard has some areas with some slope)? But all-in-all, I'm happy with the mower. It's nice to just plug it in after I'm done cutting and not have to deal with gas and oil changes.

If I had to have a complaint, it would be that the charger/charging process doesn't automatically end when the batteries are full. There's a fan in the charger and one in the mower that will just stay on until you unplug it. So I have to set a reminder to come back and unplug things after it's charged. Seems like it could be smarter than that, but it's just a small nuisance.
Are you sure that's not the fans staying on to cool the battery down for a while after charging is finished? That's how my single 80V greenworks fast charger works. I used to take the battery off as soon as the LEDs stopped blinking but someone told me I should leave it on until the fans turn off, which can take an hour or so. Potentially helps with performance and degradation.
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JasoNB2773Today 12:57 AM
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Quote from shughes53 :
Are you sure that's not the fans staying on to cool the battery down for a while after charging is finished? That's how my single 80V greenworks fast charger works. I used to take the battery off as soon as the LEDs stopped blinking but someone told me I should leave it on until the fans turn off, which can take an hour or so. Potentially helps with performance and degradation.
I can confirm the fan stays on until unplugged, as mine will stay on overnight. Definitely annoying
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JasoNB2773Today 1:55 AM
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Quote from webwidejosh :
I've also got mine on a Kasa plug. It's also interested to see the energy use. I'm charging mine via a small solar setup, same as I did for the 40V tools I had.
Could you share your solar setup?

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