Looking to Buy a Cordless Electric Lawnmower

So,my old gas mower finally went met it's maker the other day,so I have been looking for options for a replacement.

Since the part of my yard that is grass is relatively small,say about 50 x 30 feet,I have decided to go green and go electric.
Don't want any cords and don't want to use the ol' rotary push mower.

I want to go cordless and self-propelled so my young kids can mow the grass for me since my ass is getting to lazy.

Any suggestions?

reply to post by kdog1982



hahaha
get a goat
they eat anything
make sure you have no washing on the line

this is a conspiricy website not a conpare the meerkat for electric lawn mowers why dont you renovate the old one & get it to run on water try you tube for that one

reply to post by kdog1982


Why not use the old push mowers and not use any power but yourself? If you stay on top of the grass and keep it short they actually work.



* I see where you say you don't want one of those. Didn't catch that before. Maybe consider?

be careful for these things have minds of there own, and if not careful they will
eat your brains................

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Originally posted by geobro
this is a conspiricy website not a conpare the meerkat for electric lawn mowers why dont you renovate the old one & get it to run on water try you tube for that one

You know , that might be a good idea.
Do you have any specific videos on youtube to watch?

Originally posted by TheLieWeLive
reply to post by kdog1982

 

Why not use the old push mowers and not use any power but yourself? If you stay on top of the grass and keep it short they actually work.



* I see where you say you don't want one of those. Didn't catch that before. Maybe consider?

edit on 9-4-2012 by TheLieWeLive because: (no reason given)

Thanks,but no thanks.
My neighbor has one of those and he used it for one season.
went back to gas.

Here you go mate.

Electric Lawnmowers

Originally posted by Anon77
Here you go mate.

Electric Lawnmowers

Thanks,mate!
Think I found the one I was looking for.

reply to post by kdog1982

I had one for about five years till the battery or motor stopped working. Too much of a hassle to fix. It worked OK but you have to plan well or you run out of power before you finish and the one I had did not allow for a cord in that case.

Gas ones are mostly cheaper. Nice to go green, but you're going to pay more for it.

As for it being a conspiracy site...this is in Chit Chat, so an appropriate forum for the topic.