I can't mow my entire lawn with the included 4 & 2 amp batteries. To get it done in one go, should I buy one more of each battery or just an extra 4 amp?
208215
I have the same problem, my edger uses the same battery, I have 1 in the charger and 1 fully charged in the machine. When the first goes dead, put the first in the charger and use the 2nd one. Two 4 amp batteries should be enough.
208216
Yes Minna, We attended the funeral and saw the stone and it was very nice indeed. Thank you for your input and quality service.I did not purchase my battery for a power mower , but rather it is for a chain saw, so I cannot advice on that area . however I can say that having two smaller batteries can be beneficial when one goes for a flop. rather than having your eggs all in one basket.
208217
It would really be a matter of judging which of your current batteries would best cover the area that is left. I would probably go for just the 4Ah though.
2197000
3 batteries should do it, but to be safe 4.600 watts of panels to be safe. In theory you should need 2, but real world use is what im going by.
1488878
Haven't had mine that long, but it's a lead-acid battery, so it should last at least as long as a car battery. I bought a second battery so I could mow all day if I needed to, but I've barely needed it.
1665781
I can't answer that specification, but I bought two batteries because of the size of my yard ... depending upon the grass length, the cutting height, dryness/dampness, blade sharpness, and the power consumption, one battery fully charged "wasn't cutting it". (pun intended)
928958
If you use it in the woods for scouting then you want a battery unless you there's a outlet and you've a generator. So economically its 4 batteries.
2095851
The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three... » Read More The answer is perhaps more complicated than that even. I own a V1 trimmer, leaf blower, and hedge trimmer. I had 1 4ah battery that came with the trimmer that I used with all three. Worked awesome for a season and a half. Then one day the battery just stopped working. In reading reviews of this battery, this is very very common. Fine. I'll buy a new battery. Except Greenworks is a scam. They discontinued the old battery and came out with new batteries that are not compatible with the devices other than the GMax. Which is relatively new. So not only am I out a battery, but I'm out three devices. None of them will work with the new battery. Hundreds of dollars just gone. « Show Less
2010611
I already had 3 batteries for my leaf blower, hedge trimmer, and weed eater. Then I bought my sons the extra large weed eaters, but their batteries for their other Black and Decker equipment like I had didn't work, we needed these larger batteries for the BIG weed eaters. Hope that helps.
375400
I would contact Pulsetech directly on this, but not sure you would get the full benefit. Another option is to get the charger with quad connection. Will let you keep 4 batteries on pulse/charge at one time.
2018146
Not sure. I would guess that means the battery is not being fully recharged. That would explain the lack of battery life. You should be able to edge and trim an average size lawn without a problem.
1857286
I just hooked a multimeter up to the lawn mower and was seeing anywhere from 8 amps with no load, up to 20 with a load. I'm going to put a 36v 10ah Lifep04 battery in place of the lead acid batteries. I needed to know the power consumption for a BMS/PCB. If anyone has exact specs on the motor, please let me know. Putting the lithium chemistry in the lawn mower should reduce its weight by 25LBS!
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Hi Daniel.. I did not buy an extra battery for this unit. I did purchase 2 units and normally when I shoot outside I use only one light as a fill light and use reflectors. If one battery does not last long enough, I just simply use the battery in the second unit. So far I haven't needed more than just the one battery. I'm sure replacement or additional batteries are available. Thanks for your question....
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You will only need one battery tender unit if you use a splitter to both battery banks. Home Depot or Lowe's would be a good place to get what you need, and be able to talk to someone face to face.
1011795
The standard 40v 4AH and 40v 2AH will fit. Unfortunately, the lesser expensive GMAX or other series are not interchangeable with these reliable tools. Use the 29282 4AH and you will have a good day of trimming; good chance you'll be wore out before the battery is. With an extra battery there is very little chance anyone would ever run out of power. We have roughly 2000 feet of brush, bush, and shaped trees and have NEVER run out of power with only 1 battery. Contact Greenworks directly to be sure of battery fit for use with a differant battery.
1531425
HiThese two saws require the larger amp hour (size) batteries. The 4amp hour battery that you listed indicates that you have the larger one.
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yes the battery removes very easily. if you are mowing that much lawn you may want to get something larger than a 14-inch. my lawn is only about 700 sq. feet and it works great. I have not mowed anything bigger then that. so I do not know how well it would do. I hope this will help you. good luck
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I have a factory slow charger and a quick charger with 5 batteries. So swapping out batteries is no issue with my small yard. But if you have no tools already using the 18V B&D;, best go with a newer model with better battery life.
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The G-Max 4 AH run time is roughly double the time of the smaller G-Max 2 AH. Even running with two 4 AH in the lawn mower my wife finds that if the grass is longer than usual she will run out of power with two 4 AH, so it would make life simpler to stick with the 4 AH battery.