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EGO Power+ Lawn Mower with Touch Drive Self-Propelled
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This Item  Amazon Renewed EGO Power+ LM2135SP 21-Inch Select Cut Lawn Mower with Touch Drive Self-Propelled Technology 7.5Ah Battery and Rapid Charger Included (Renewed) | |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $699.00 | $649.00 | $649.00 | $699.00 | $435.49 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jul 11 | Get it as soon as Friday, Jul 12 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jul 11 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jul 11 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 16 |
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| Easy to assemble | ||||||
| Light weight | ||||||
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| power source | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| material | — | Metal | — | Metal | Metal | Plastic |
| cutting width | 21 inches | 21 inches | 20.5 inches | 21 inches | 21 inches | 21 inches |
| number of positions | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
| operation mode | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Manual | Automatic | Automatic |
| weight | — | 55.3 pounds | — | 84.88 pounds | 62.61 pounds | 55.3 pounds |
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Refurbished model arrived in good condition but with some issues...
The mower works great. I have an Ego chainsaw and that led towards the decision to pick Ego over other battery operated brands. It is relatively quiet, mulches so well I can't hardly tell where the clippings fall, and one battery charge can do my 1/8 acre suburban yard twice with some energy to spare.My only issues come from the quality of the plastic used on some parts of the mower. The renewed unit came with one clip on the battery lid already having a stress crack along the attachment to the lid. I chalked that up to purchasing a refurbished unit initially. Unfortunately, after noticing that A LOT of debris ended up inside the battery compartment, I realized that the damaged side wasn't even engaging because of the stress point and gently flexed it more inward, greatly increasing the stress fracture. I figure a several hundred dollar mower ought to come with better protection for the battery compartment than this flimsy clip on each side. Secondly, I was pivoting around a tree with relatively soft bark and brushed against it and the plastic where the handle attaches suffered a fairly deep scar for such incidental contact. My old gas mowers didn't have much plastic, so I can't say they would have faired much better, but the plastic they do have didn't have broken tabs, scars, or other obvious defects.My last complaint also relates to the plastic construction. Because the unit is plastic, a static charge has built up on the mower a couple of the times it was used and a considerable amount of fine dirt and dried organic matter was attracted to the entire body of the mower. I'm not sure this will continue, and it was relatively easy to dislodge with some compressed air, but my brand new mower that I'm not inclined to host down looked like it was well-worn after the first use. In contrast, my old Craftsman mower had instructions to hose it down and even had a female hose port to use while still running to dislodge any accumulated debris underneath the deck. It's nearly a decade old, cost half as much, and shines a bit brighter than my thrice-used Ego. But, as it's not a shiny new EV I'll be driving around town and instead a tool stored in a dark dirty shed, I think my "ego" will survive.Overall, it is a great tool that does the job well. I've had no issues with the quality of the cut or the mower's reliability thus far, and I look forward to not having to do a another carb tune-up or replacement, and not aggravating my bad shoulder pulling a starting cord.
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My only issues come from the quality of the plastic used on some parts of the mower. The renewed unit came with one clip on the battery lid already having a stress crack along the attachment to the lid. I chalked that up to purchasing a refurbished unit initially. Unfortunately, after noticing that A LOT of debris ended up inside the battery compartment, I realized that the damaged side wasn't even engaging because of the stress point and gently flexed it more inward, greatly increasing the stress fracture. I figure a several hundred dollar mower ought to come with better protection for the battery compartment than this flimsy clip on each side. Secondly, I was pivoting around a tree with relatively soft bark and brushed against it and the plastic where the handle attaches suffered a fairly deep scar for such incidental contact. My old gas mowers didn't have much plastic, so I can't say they would have faired much better, but the plastic they do have didn't have broken tabs, scars, or other obvious defects.
My last complaint also relates to the plastic construction. Because the unit is plastic, a static charge has built up on the mower a couple of the times it was used and a considerable amount of fine dirt and dried organic matter was attracted to the entire body of the mower. I'm not sure this will continue, and it was relatively easy to dislodge with some compressed air, but my brand new mower that I'm not inclined to host down looked like it was well-worn after the first use. In contrast, my old Craftsman mower had instructions to hose it down and even had a female hose port to use while still running to dislodge any accumulated debris underneath the deck. It's nearly a decade old, cost half as much, and shines a bit brighter than my thrice-used Ego. But, as it's not a shiny new EV I'll be driving around town and instead a tool stored in a dark dirty shed, I think my "ego" will survive.
Overall, it is a great tool that does the job well. I've had no issues with the quality of the cut or the mower's reliability thus far, and I look forward to not having to do a another carb tune-up or replacement, and not aggravating my bad shoulder pulling a starting cord.
Refurbished model arrived in good condition but with some issues...
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
The mower works great. I have an Ego chainsaw and that led towards the decision to pick Ego over other battery operated brands. It is relatively quiet, mulches so well I can't hardly tell where the clippings fall, and one battery charge can do my 1/8 acre suburban yard twice with some energy to spare.Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
My only issues come from the quality of the plastic used on some parts of the mower. The renewed unit came with one clip on the battery lid already having a stress crack along the attachment to the lid. I chalked that up to purchasing a refurbished unit initially. Unfortunately, after noticing that A LOT of debris ended up inside the battery compartment, I realized that the damaged side wasn't even engaging because of the stress point and gently flexed it more inward, greatly increasing the stress fracture. I figure a several hundred dollar mower ought to come with better protection for the battery compartment than this flimsy clip on each side. Secondly, I was pivoting around a tree with relatively soft bark and brushed against it and the plastic where the handle attaches suffered a fairly deep scar for such incidental contact. My old gas mowers didn't have much plastic, so I can't say they would have faired much better, but the plastic they do have didn't have broken tabs, scars, or other obvious defects.
My last complaint also relates to the plastic construction. Because the unit is plastic, a static charge has built up on the mower a couple of the times it was used and a considerable amount of fine dirt and dried organic matter was attracted to the entire body of the mower. I'm not sure this will continue, and it was relatively easy to dislodge with some compressed air, but my brand new mower that I'm not inclined to host down looked like it was well-worn after the first use. In contrast, my old Craftsman mower had instructions to hose it down and even had a female hose port to use while still running to dislodge any accumulated debris underneath the deck. It's nearly a decade old, cost half as much, and shines a bit brighter than my thrice-used Ego. But, as it's not a shiny new EV I'll be driving around town and instead a tool stored in a dark dirty shed, I think my "ego" will survive.
Overall, it is a great tool that does the job well. I've had no issues with the quality of the cut or the mower's reliability thus far, and I look forward to not having to do a another carb tune-up or replacement, and not aggravating my bad shoulder pulling a starting cord.
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