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[AC] $87.44* | Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery for $166.47 - $79.03 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $87.44.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Greenworks 60V 4.0AH High Current (HC) Battery for $166.47 - $79.03 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $87.44.
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Today 12:36 PM
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JWeavisToday 12:36 PM
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Got excited and thought it was for the 80v....
Coupon works up to at least 4 batteries.
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FairTeam939Today 1:00 PM
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Quote from JWeavis View quoted comment :
Got excited and thought it was for the 80v....
Coupon works up to at least 4 batteries.
i bought mine with the weed whacker/blower sale; no need to pay full price. lots of deals in the fall when less outdoor equipment sold. YMMV
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Today 1:27 PM
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JWeavisToday 1:27 PM
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Quote from FairTeam939 View quoted comment :
i bought mine with the weed whacker/blower sale; no need to pay full price. lots of deals in the fall when less outdoor equipment sold. YMMV
Ya, I already have the mower, trimmer, blower, chainsaw, and snowblower with 6x4ah and in winter, can go through all 6 (sidewalks and 5 driveways). Might get the zero turn once I have a shed.
Today 1:45 PM
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LivelyString7186Today 1:45 PM
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Just bought this yesterday at $102. Canceled and reordered. Thanks op
Today 1:49 PM
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illusion27Today 1:49 PM
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These come with 4 year warranty correct ?

Edit : The description says 3 Year warranty which is still good.
Last edited by illusion27 September 8, 2026 at 06:54 AM.
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Teegro76Today 2:49 PM
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Quote from JWeavis View quoted comment :
Ya, I already have the mower, trimmer, blower, chainsaw, and snowblower with 6x4ah and in winter, can go through all 6 (sidewalks and 5 driveways). Might get the zero turn once I have a shed.
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
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dlinders10Today 3:04 PM
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Quote from Teegro76 View quoted comment :
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
Electric snowblowers really struggle when the snow gets wet and heavy. If you get the top end one you would probably be fine but very expensive. I would be tempted to keep a gas blower for the heavy stuff and a smaller electric one for the light quick stuff for the convenience.

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JWeavisToday 3:08 PM
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Quote from Teegro76 View quoted comment :
How do you like the snowblower and what area are you in? I am in southeastern WI and have all greenworks 60V batteries/tools, except the snowblower. I have about a 40 foot by 20 foot driveway to clear and have stuck with my Ariens 7hp single-stage blower, but have been tempted by the Greenworks for convenience. Just unsure if it would have the power to throw the snow to the edge of my driveway, as I have to blow about 15 feet only one direction about 20 feet. I have watched a few videos and think it would handle most of what we get, but just wondering on your real-world experience.
I'm in mid-Michigan. I've been really happy with the performance of the 80v 24" 2-stage (less great with slush, but the 2 stage gas Craftsman was no different though I miss the hand warmers). It does have some nice torque and will automatically go into turbo mode when needed.
Last edited by JWeavis September 8, 2026 at 08:14 AM.
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sidosidoToday 3:30 PM
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The 8ah battery is a bit cheaper per Ah, but it seems about an inch longer.

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