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DamageInc:
Good points
Lawn is 600sq/m
30-45mins to mow it
In one go would be better
My gut feeling is that is going to be a struggle for your $400 - $600 budget (unless you find something good used).
A person above mentioned mowing 400m^2 with Dewalt mower, and that using most of the batteries. Assumign that is the DCMW564P2-XE, and running 2x 18v, 5ah batteries, that is a $830 kit with 180Wh of battery.
Suspect you would want a bit more battery than this.
Example kits:
Approx 280Wh of battery (Im not sure if ego quotes the nominal or peak voltage).
Approx 320Ah battery (again not sure if they are quoting nominal or max voltage), Steel deck.
Are you already in battery power tool ecosystem? If you already had say 2x 4ah 18v ozito batteries, you could buy a mover kit like the below (which comes with a pair of batteries), meaning you now have two pairs, and can swap to the second pair when the first pair runs out, which would should see you through the lawn.
Have you got plans for more outdoor power equipment? If you want something like a blower, chainsaw etc, good to have it match the battery system of your mower. (the batteries are expensive).
I have small lawn, and mow it with a corded mower. works well, but would require your lawn to be reachable with say a 35m cord (the length I have, the longest "normal" style cord you can get).
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Scott3:
DamageInc:
Good points
Lawn is 600sq/m
30-45mins to mow it
In one go would be better
My gut feeling is that is going to be a struggle for your $400 - $600 budget (unless you find something good used).
A person above mentioned mowing 400m^2 with Dewalt mower, and that using most of the batteries. Assumign that is the DCMW564P2-XE, and running 2x 18v, 5ah batteries, that is a $830 kit with 180Wh of battery.
Suspect you would want a bit more battery than this.
Example kits:
Approx 280Wh of battery (Im not sure if ego quotes the nominal or peak voltage).
Approx 320Ah battery (again not sure if they are quoting nominal or max voltage), Steel deck.
Are you already in battery power tool ecosystem? If you already had say 2x 4ah 18v ozito batteries, you could buy a mover kit like the below (which comes with a pair of batteries), meaning you now have two pairs, and can swap to the second pair when the first pair runs out, which would should see you through the lawn.
Have you got plans for more outdoor power equipment? If you want something like a blower, chainsaw etc, good to have it match the battery system of your mower. (the batteries are expensive).
I have small lawn, and mow it with a corded mower. works well, but would require your lawn to be reachable with say a 35m cord (the length I have, the longest "normal" style cord you can get).
No i have no battery powered tools, not even a drill, that's electric same as my chainsaw.
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