Greenworks 48V (2x24V) Lawn Mower Combo Kit with 20" Push Mower, 12" String Trimmer, 320 CFM Blower, 3-Ton Car Jack, and 24V Cordless Rotary Hammer, Impact Rate 4500 IPM, Ideal for Yard & Indoor

Mower assembled very easily. Works much better than expected with rear bag attached. Very little grass cuttings left behind. Bag attachment is simple and does not get clogged with grass cuttings like some other units. Powerful enough to cut my 1/4 acre lot from 5" to 2" height, no problem.Mower delivered with mulching plate and side discharge chute missing. Called manufacturer, and they promptly sent parts at no cost in less than 5 days. Very very responsive since parts had to be shipped to Puerto Rico!Great product, great company to do business with.Consider removing motor cover held on with 4 phillips head screws to remove grass cuttings that somehow find their way inside. I would do this every month or two. While you are at it, I'd add a drop or two of oil to visible end of motor shaft. Put some grease or oil on mounting screw threads to facilitate future removal. DO NOT over tighten screws, If you chew up the phillips head you will never get screws out.Hope this helps.

Over all we’re happy that we purchased this mower. We bought it to replace a very old gas mower that had become teeth-grindingly difficult to use on our quarter acre. The best thing about this mower is that it mulches like a champ – it’s awesome! This corded electric lawn mower is louder than I thought it would be, not as easy as I hoped it would be, but handling the cord doesn’t annoy me as much as I expected it to. I think we have to muscle it around because our lawn is pretty bumpy. Also, the only remaining quality of the old gas mower was being self-propelled, which assisted the turns into each new stripe. I also noticed that I didn’t get as dirty with this mower – I think that’s due to the great mulching function. Ultimately we plan to get a self-propelled battery powered mower. Since the market is growing, we expect to see improved batteries and prices, so we’re not yet ready to make that investment. For us this is a terrific, inexpensive 1-2 year interim solution.

I used to have a gas powered mower, but it died. I really hated dealing with the smelly gasoline and the pull start was hard for me to use, so I decided to go with this corded electric mower instead. So glad I did! This mower is so easy to use, once I figured out the best pattern to mow so I wouldn't have to move the cord out of the way much. My gas mower was self propelled, so I was afraid this would be too hard for me to push (I'm a female in my 60s), but I have no problem doing the whole yard with it. It's not especially quiet but it's definitely not as loud as the old mower was. If it lasts longer than my gas mower I'll be very pleased with it!Update: I just used it to do a final trim on the yard and clean up the fallen leaves, using the bag for the first time. Bag is small and fills quickly, but if was still better than raking. I love this mower and would recommend it for small yards.

I’ve used this lawn mower to mulch all my leaves and it does a fantastic job. I used the mower last year every week for the spring and summer. This year I mulched again and mowed the lawn. Started right up with ease. The cord is no issue if you keep the cord on the side closest to the outlet. Love this mower I hated going to get gas and oil etc. It’s light weight and easy to turn and even cuts the lawn if you pull it backwards. You won’t be sorry.

Made the switch from gas to electric, and as my yard is very small I figured a corded electric mower wouldn't be too bad to deal with.The Pros:1. Has decent power and does a good job cutting relatively tall grass. I was overall impressed with the performance.2. This is likely true with all electric mowers, but start up is a non-issue: press button, depress handle, you're up and running. A pleasant change from my old finicky gas mower.3. At the time I bought it, it came with an extra blade (maybe at a minimal cost, I don't remember).The Cons:1. My only issue with this product has been the 4 bolt/nuts that hold the handle assembly to the metal mower base. I've been using this mower for only 9 months and these 4 bolts would rattle loose as time went on. Eventually one would fall out if I didn't keep up with tightening them. However, 3 out of the 4 are in nearly impossible to reach spots without disassembling it. I eventually lost one. The manual does not list the size of the bolts and I was hoping to avoid an in-store trip to a hardware store because of the pandemic, but had to anyway. I bought and installed the hex bolts in the pictures, only to notice when I was done that one side of the handle arm was cracked. It's only a matter of time before it snaps. I believe it cracked because of the times I used it with a missing bolt until I purchased replacements, but if I didn't have to purchase replacements it wouldn't have been an issue.Ultimately I spent just as much time taking care of this mower as I did a gas one, just in different ways. Since my previous gas mowers have lasted years before becoming problematic I will most likely switch back to gas until the electric side makes some improvements.

This is a good little mower for running off of solar. On sunny days I mow up to 300' around the house.I don't think it was designed for such heavy mowing but it's been holding up just fine.I like that it came with two blades even if they don't hold an edge very well. I just swap them every time I start to mow.It's very easy to adjust the height of the deck with a lever.The plastic cover is very hard to unscrew because the screws get covered in over an inch of debris. I just set the cover on top without the screws so I can clear the motor of debris.This is the best mower I've ever owned. I have two gasoline mowers in the junk pile. This one lasted longer than both of them combined.