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How do you store one in the winter months?and if in doors do you have to keep it charged?
Got it second hand no manual : (.I have been to the site and no info.

cold drain batteries store in heated place if possiable.check owners manual and follow there instuctions if you have one

2008-10-10 09:57:25 by Surfer

CEL - Power Mow Cordeless Lawn Mower Available at: www.tradecounterdirect.com A powerful, yet lightweight alternative to the conventional petrol ...

It uses no gasoline, no oil, no cord to run over, is lightweight and very quiet.

I have had one for six years now and I love it. It is so good not to have gasoline sitting around in the garage. The only part I hate is when my husband forgets to plug the charger in when he is finished and I don't find that it is not charged until I am out and ready to mow! It is the best. We also have a battery operated weed eater. I love how quiet they are.

2008-02-29 19:59:58 by Shirley B

Price: $315.38 $199.99

Ergonomic upswept handle reduces fatigue and improves control
Removable battery allows for convenient charging in any location
3-in-1 cutting for mulching, bagging, or rear discharge; push-button starting

I'm thinking of buying a battery powered lawn mower, either Newton or (I believe) Black and Decker. They are pricey though, and before I throw away $400 I wanted to see if anyone had any experience with these. Do they work as well as regular mowers? Do the batteries last as long as they say they do? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!

I have a 24v Yardworks one and am very happy with it. I love the quiet operation, and the fact that if I want to stop mowing for a few minutes to clear away branches or dog toys, it stops as soon as I take my hand off it. No monster roaring away in the background, and no yanking to re-start. No having to remember to fill up a gas can, either. I like the fact that I can leave it out in the carport, without battery, knowing that it's pretty much worthless without the battery so isn't likely to be stolen. They have limitations, obviously. They aren't as flat-out powerful as a gas one. You get so much per charge and that's it until you recharge unless you get a spare battery and they're expensive. Recharge from flat seems to take 6-8 hours. But mine will go through small branches and tough weeds pretty easily. I have about 150 x 100 worth of lawn and can cut that on one charge unless it's a few inches long or a bit wet. Then I might get 3/4 of it done on one charge. Going into a 3rd season with it now and haven't noticed any loss of power.

2009-05-10 10:36:36 by Karin

Price: $33.95 $18.78

Automatic charge cycle functionality switches to float mode after fully charging the battery
Perfect for charging all 12-volt lead-acid, flooded or sealed maintenance free batteries (AGM and gel cell)
Spark proof during lead connection, reverse polarity protected and includes a 12-foot output cord and 5-year warranty

you can not convert a/c to d/c. what you could do is get a gas generator and mount it to your lawn mower then you will never have to have a power cord to the house again. =P

2008-07-19 16:35:17 by anonymous