GreenWorks 25302 Twin Force G-MAX 40V Li-Ion 20-Inch Cordless Lawn Mower Review/Unboxing
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2016
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I just purchased this GreenWorks 25302 Twin Force G-Max 40V Li-Ion 20-Inch Cordless Lawn Mower on Amazon, and here is my psuedo unboxing and initial impression review. The mower is lightweight, quiet, and does the job. Easy to start and run. For the first run I'm pleased with how this Greenworks Twin Force Battery Powered Mower cut my lawn.
So follow up, haven't used the mower much in the last month because it's been dry in the northeast. just went to uses it and batteries have been sitting for a month still 100%
Thanks for the great video. I have been contemplating buying battery yard tools for some time. I would like to have a complete set. Mower, chainsaw, etc. This looks like a great mower and your video review has helped influence my decision to go with this brand. Thanks again for taking the time to make this.
great review, Ima buy this today..
I bought this same lawn mower 4 months ago and haven't had any problems. I like the fact that I don't have to buy gas or worry about a bunch of maintenance. This summer we got a lot of rain so I've had to cut my grass every single week otherwise i'l have a jungle for a backyard. I've made that mistake before and and ended up cutting 3/4 of my backyard (bagging it) after almost 1.5 hrs of juice on my batteries. I had to charge one battery (which took close to 1 hr to re charge) before I went back to finish my backyard. Overall this lawn mower is pretty lightweight and smooth, and definitely more quiet than your conventional gas mower. I usually re charge my batteries after I'm done and they'll stay fully charged until I use my lawn mower again in a week or two. I would recommend this lawn mower if you don't have a huge back yard.
I have to mention that the running time on those batteries depends on the circumstances of your lawn. If you have thick long grass the batteries work harder therefore using some battery juice faster than shorter or thinner grass. I'd say if your grass is over 6" long you can get about 30 mins of running time out of the smaller battery and close to an hr from the bigger battery. Both batteries come with the lawn mower.
@@jross9800 Keep your blades sharp with a hand file. Any problems with the wheels wearing out?
Thanks great video.
This is good for somebody like me who has a small property like 1842 Sq ft. But not for someone like my neighbor who has 5300 Sq ft. The battery won't last.
I wish I could say was great product too but I can not see the difference in your cutting you need to show uncut and cut side??
Great video! I got my Greenworks Twin Force mower and Trimmer with two batteries from Amazon last week. I'm very impressed with both products. The Trimmer trims like a champ, and you can tilt the head and wheels for edging. It edges quite well! Greenworks has made me a fan. People that use the Greenworks mower for the first time may complain about the battery use if their lawn has grown high, since it has to use more battery to cut higher grass. Once the lawn is down to a more manageable size, they will find the battery will last longer. The bigger battery takes about 1 hour and 20 to 30 minutes to charge from being completely dead. The smaller battery takes 1 hour from dead to full charge. Why next purchase will be to buy a strap for the trimmer, mine did not come with a strap.
In the past 5 years have you had any problems with the wheels wearing out like I have?
@@Ward00 Well, I let my neighbor borrow both the trimmer and mower and he hasn't returned them. THAT SAID, since be borrowed them, he's mowed his and my lawn. So I guess it's still trucking. LOL!
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I can not start now. How could I do.
How do you clean this mower? TIA!
Is this still doing good for you ? Your last post was a year ago.
Yup, used it again all summer, including doing my Grandmother's yard all summer with tall grass because didn't do it enough. Worked great all fall picking up leaves on both properties as well.
who has had ro go through the recall on this model?
There was a recall? I was never told about one. What was it about? Probably the lousy wheels.
It was a starter those affected vwere told and got a new mower
October 23, 2022: I never got a recall; never had a problem with the starter.
@@JennyPeoples new free mower?
Anyone have trouble with this mower eating wheels? I had to order new wheels after 2 years.
yes i have read the same thing
@@arthurwood7525 Mine eats wheels. GreenWorks wheels don't have a metal insert, thus why the wheel gets wobbly from axle. I bought one in 2012, serial number GWR3641250. After buying it and using it for 2 to 3 years I had to write the company saying that I needed new 4 wheels already because the wheel axle holes were becoming enlarged with use, making the wheels wobble. The company sent me 4 free new wheels. It's 8/8/2020 now and I need 4 more new wheels again (the 3rd set) for the same reason. It's April 12, 2021, and I tried to shim the wheels with tin can metal, but no luck,. I went to LOWES where I bought the mower, but lo and behold, they don't have any Greenworks mowers on the shelf, although there are others of different brands. It looks like I am going to buy the 4 wheels by mail order. If I knew I'd be buying 4 new wheels (the second set) I wouldn't have bought this mower. In 2 years, I will probably need another set. At this point, I will be buying a new lawnmower of a different brand; this one is going in the trash in 2 years. It looks like LOWES doesn't sell this model anymore.
I just bought three months ago. Who can help me to start the mover.
October 23, 2022: Get it going yet?
@@Ward00 There was a recall due to the starter. Call Greenworks. Hopefully, you can talk to someone and not keep getting the recording, "Dial 1 if you are in the US, dial 2 if you are in Canada". The recording goes around and around and around....
Looks like a Ryobi copy.