Greenworks MO80L410 Pro 21-Inch Cordless Self-Propelled Lawn Mower
Power Source : Battery
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Material : Steel|
Style : Self-Propelled|
Item Weight : 64.15 Pounds|
Cutting Width : 21 inches|
Number of Positions : 7|
Mower & Tractor Feature : Yes
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About Greenworks MO80L410 Pro 21-Inch Cordless Self-Propelled Lawn Mower
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
87% liked its cutting performance; however, 13% experienced issues with uneven cutting or missed spots
The mower doesn't mulch well and clumps up quickly after a couple of passes. It choked out and stalled multiple times while cutting the grass. I compared its performance with my 15-year-old Honda mower.
The cutting performance of the lawn mower is impacted by the fact that it leaves twin trails of unbagged grass clippings at the extreme edges of the cutting deck.
According to me, the company's claimed performance numbers are not accurate and need to be cut by 75% for a true depiction of performance. Additionally, during the rainy season, the grass should be cut every 2 days to prevent choking and stalling from taller grass.
I question the company's claim that the blade is laser sharpened as it rips up the grass instead of cutting it.
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88% found it quiet; however, 12% complained about excessive noise levels
I compared the noise level of this walk-behind-lawn-mower with a gas mower and it is just about as loud.
83% found it easy to maneuver; however, 17% struggled with turns or navigating around obstacles
The lawn mower is easy to maneuver with the conveniently located self propelled lever on the handle.
I had to let go of the bar two steps before turning for the back wheels to stop turning. I got used to its cadence and knew when to let go of the bar.
I find the lawn mower difficult to maneuver because of the narrow handle grips that do not provide sufficient leverage for turning.
The mower's maneuverability is poor. The drive wheels sometimes remain locked and drag across the grass.
90% found it easy to adjust height; however, 10% experienced difficulty with the adjustment mechanism
Adjusting the height is super convenient and easy. I also like the feature of not having to adjust each wheel individually.
I faced issues with the height adjustment of the lawn mower. When I set the wheel height at 4, it would stop if I went any lower. Additionally, it cut off 4 instead of leaving 4 of grass.
80% appreciated its grass collection system; however, 20% encountered issues like clogging or spilling
I can easily collect wet grass with the mower and it increases power and rpm automatically when it hits tall grass.
I find that the mower cuts the grass fine but lacks enough suction to throw the grass deep into the bag.
I have to mow the lawn twice with the bagged mower to pick up the grass mulch trail on the right hand side, and there is still some left.
80% found the handle comfortable and ergonomically designed
Front wheel drive has a great advantage as you can lever the front wheels off the ground without disengaging the drive when stopping or turning.
85% appreciated its engine power and performance
I can mow quickly with the 60v black and decker Craftsman due to its immediate torque when the lever is engaged.
85% were impressed with its durability; however, 15% noticed premature wear or component failures
After too many vibrations with the mowing process, the knob becomes loose and eventually falls off and gets lost in the grass.
