[Misc] Cordless electric mowers

[banjo]

Don’t need charging.

 

[Grizz]

Bought an Einhell one last year and it's been superb. My garden is only 30' x 10', but I can get about three cuts out of that before recharging. As someone else said, if the grass is long and damp, you need to raise the blade to stop it getting jammed with all the grass, that's the same with any mower.

 

[chickens]

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Don’t need charging.

But having had a friend who kept sheep in one of his fields (Welsh brothel we used to call it in our younger unenlightened days) they are the world’s stupidest creatures and will cost far more in vets bills than any mower.

If a sheep can find a way to get stuck, lost, injured, ill or killed, it will manage it. They were almost impressive in their ingenuity.

 

[BN9 BHA]

It’s certainly doing the trick

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Hove Manor House

 

[Weststander]

Hove Manor House

He’s got an electric tractor mower.

 

[Horses Arse]

Help. I bought a Greenworks one middle of last summer and was delighted with it last year, no problems. This year however, probably due to the rain it has really struggled to cope with the extra length to cut. It basically cuts out ALL the time, well after about a minute of running, and this gets worse the more I persevere. Have asked a few lawn mower repair shops about it but they got very snooty about not touching it because it's a cheap machine. It cost £370 by the way.

Anyone else had similar problems.

Any recommendations for a replacement? Happy to pay more if it's going to actually work.

Had petrol mowers previously but they have their own issues and I have generally enjoyed going electric until now.

I've got one of them, certainly didn't think it was a cheap one! No problens so far

 

[LamieRobertson]

I work in the horticulture industry. If you want an electric mower Husqvarna are generally considered one of the best options. You can get one for around £450.

Second vote for these bods…i have two petrol machines from them….more than happy…i use a small battery cordless mower from Sthil….its ok but i only bought it as i was already in their eco system and had batteries and a charger.

I assume the OP has the mower at the highest cut and the underneath of the deck isn’t jammed up with mud and grass from previous cuts…..has he tried it on a bit of grass that isn’t long?
Re repairs…i use AMP out at Small Dole ..maybe give them a call (ask for Ray)

 

[zefarelly]

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Don’t need charging.

That's a ride on mower . . . Or a welsh girlfriend . . . Do they count?

 

[zefarelly]

These are cordless.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Help. I bought a Greenworks one middle of last summer and was delighted with it last year, no problems. This year however, probably due to the rain it has really struggled to cope with the extra length to cut. It basically cuts out ALL the time, well after about a minute of running, and this gets worse the more I persevere. Have asked a few lawn mower repair shops about it but they got very snooty about not touching it because it's a cheap machine. It cost £370 by the way.

Anyone else had similar problems.

Any recommendations for a replacement? Happy to pay more if it's going to actually work.

Had petrol mowers previously but they have their own issues and I have generally enjoyed going electric until now.

I have a Mac Allister. It is a beauty. I also have their strimmer. Mower cost around £130 around 4 years ago (and the strimmer much less).

Mac Allister MLM1737 Corded Rotary Lawnmower

Mac Allister 37cm lawnmower features Verti-Store vertical storage for easy storage and access to clean and maintain the underside of the deck. Tool free assembly, central height adjustment, close to edge cutting and mulching kit.

www.diy.com

One of my neighbours recently offered me £35,000 for it.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Should probably mention I mow on a slight incline as well although mowing downhill I have the same problem as uphill!

It's many years since I've seen an uphill gardening joke on NSC. And you, a moderator? What were you thinking?

Still, 6/10 for the set up.

 

[LamieRobertson]

I have a Mac Allister. It is a beauty. I also have their strimmer. Mower cost around £130 around 4 years ago (and the strimmer much less).

Mac Allister MLM1737 Corded Rotary Lawnmower

Mac Allister 37cm lawnmower features Verti-Store vertical storage for easy storage and access to clean and maintain the underside of the deck. Tool free assembly, central height adjustment, close to edge cutting and mulching kit.

www.diy.com

One of my neighbours recently offered me £35,000 for it.

Lol…..saw three of these being scrapped today when I visited the company that keeps me on the grass so to speak..I won’t repeat what they thought of them

 

[The Grockle]

I've got the dewalt cordless which I got for £320 in the sale. Cuts very well but doesn't cope with damp grass that well.

If the grass is dry and not too long it does a very neat cut.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Lol…..saw three of these being scrapped today when I visited the company that keeps me on the grass so to speak..I won’t repeat what they thought of them

B&Q special

 

[zefarelly]

I have a Mac Allister. It is a beauty. I also have their strimmer. Mower cost around £130 around 4 years ago (and the strimmer much less).

Mac Allister MLM1737 Corded Rotary Lawnmower

Mac Allister 37cm lawnmower features Verti-Store vertical storage for easy storage and access to clean and maintain the underside of the deck. Tool free assembly, central height adjustment, close to edge cutting and mulching kit.

www.diy.com

One of my neighbours recently offered me £35,000 for it.

With a sell on clause. Obvs.

 

[ManxSeagull]

https://www.lawnmowersdirect.co.uk/product/honda-hrg466xb-izy-on-self-propelled-cordless-lawnmower/

got this model last summer and is very good. Cuts well, fairly good battery life. Only downside is no roller to create stripes

 

[The Oldman]

Had a Mountfield 38cm for 6 years, Apart from a new blade and replacement roller it has been fine. However, I never cut my grass short.