Electric Mower Demo (Part 4 of 5)

Part 4 – Electric Mower

Part 3 – Part 5

The mower is by far my most frequently used electric power tool. In summer, lawns require an excessive amount of attention and maintenance, and depending on the weather, you may need to mow a couple times a week. The convenience of removing the battery from the wall charger and putting it in the mower is fantastic. It’s easy to maneuver and extremely quiet so you won’t bother your neighbors, and really, we should all do our part to limit noise pollution. Plus, it folds up like a lawn chair for easy storage, saving precious garage space.

Electric Mower Review

Favorite Features:

Quietness – If you’ve seen a neighbor using one, it feels like your ears are deceiving you.
Low Maintenance – No checking of plugs or oil
Storage Space – Folds up neatly, requiring very little space

Mower fold up storage example.

Usability Score: 5

(Scale is 1-5, 1 being the worst, 5 being the best. Score based on ease of use, frequency of use, functionality, features, and storage space.)
The mower receives a perfect score in all the above categories. It’s easy to power up, the features are self- explanatory, it’s functionally fantastic, and requires very little maintenance and storage space.

Limitation:

Altogether I have none. As a result, I highly and strongly recommend an electric mower.

I get the most pushback on this electric power tool as people are the most hesitant when it comes to switching their mower. Many think it can’t handle their needs or their yard is too big. In truth, there is an electric mower out there to handle whatever yard you have. As a matter of fact, the bigger the yard, the better the cost savings. As I have shown, it is definitely worth it and the convenience is a game changer.
Need more reasons to convert to electric, check out my article on the top reasons to make the switch.