does mower use lithium ion or lead acid battery?
1475515
The battery is a 24 volt, 20 Ah sealed lead acid. It's very simple to recharge which takes 12-18 hours.
1475516
Its lead acid which is why I got the self propelled version cause its heavy. However, the unit performs very well and handles very thick grass on my 1/3 acre in 30 minutes and only uses 50% battery.
428888
The connectors are poorly engineered crap. The best way to get around it is to lift the battery out of the housing and use the 3 prong plug that you should have gotten with the mower. It's a PITA. If they were really so environmentally friendly they'd have used Lithium Ion batteries and included a "smart" charger. Speaking of chargers, the one supplied will cook your battery if left on too long. Check to see if that's the case (Don't ask me how I know). I started using a timer in between the outlet and charger.
1643510
All we know is that we have are 40 volt lithium ion batteries and they came with our mower, weed eater and blower. Greenworks should be able to answer your question.
1011793
I believe that all the 40 volt lithium ion battery operated tools use the same battery. I have the trimmer, blower, edger and mower, and they all work with the same battery - one of the reasons that I purchased all of them.
343510
Yes, it's a lit ion battery. 20 volt. I have a fairy medium size yard and I use this to cut my grass and it still have some juice left. You will get tired before needing another battery unless you can work for over an hour with this none stop.
735177
For the Skil 288 Cordless 18v Drill/Driver you can use the following battery models:Skil SB18CSkil SB18ABoth are Ni-Cad, that is my experience.I do not know if it will work with Li-Ion
1254336
WORX WA3216 24-Volt Lead Acid Mower 5.0Ah Battery for Series WG775, WG782, ... 4.5 out of 5 stars (15) $86.28
569150
I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
658907
battery is included, follow operators manual about care for the battery i have 2 electric mowers and have had no problems with batterys
334578
I have bought three batteries since I bought it in 2012. I mow about 1/3 acre with this mower and so it takes all 3 batteries on full charge to complete mowing. I have always had them on their chargers even during winter. They all seem to hold a charge as good as the day I bought them.
157548
The lithium ion comes with a charger and the battery has lasted through all fish cleanings to date. My husband loves it!
1244787
no,..it uses an internal lithium ion battery. But you can buy parts and replace it if needed,..but doubtful that you would ever need to replace it, as they last a LONG time.
926861
Battery and charger are included. Best little mower for small yards and steep banks.
1651083
Lithium Ion batteries should be stored at partial charge (like 50% or so), but don't deplete them fully. Ideally you don't charge the battery until right before you mow. Obviously, do what is practical for you. Leaving Lithium Ion stored at 100% capacity permanently reduces the capacity over time.
1151344
Yes and it runs for an acceptable amount of time on the one battery. I do have two in case I want to use it longer and the other can charge. I use the same batteries for my black and decker electric mower. I really love these two items and the ease of using a battery instead of an extension cord. I am not limited to where I can use it. I hope this helps! My batteries are not lead acid. I do not have to service them and they are ion
1371045
Volts are the force or pressure under which electrons flow -- Amps are the measure of current flow rate of electrons -- ie: a 120 Volt, 20 Amp motor runs at 2400 watts -- this mower runs on A/C (household) current, and requires a cord -- it is not battery operated. I would not buy a battery operated mower -- the batteries are expensive and do not hold a charge for very long. They are good only if you have a very small lawn to mow, but my brother had one for his small lawn, and grew frustrated with the battery operation. Gave up and bought a simple rotary push mower. So far, I am pleased with the mower -- it is nice and quiet, but I must say that the tires are wimpy, and can easily get "stuck" in sandy soil or on small lawn irregularities. Other than that, I like the mower.
1166802
The battery is a DC9098, 18 volt. My drill will accomodate both the NI-Cad and Lithium Ion batteries. As far as the problem with the chuck which I mentioned about 2 years ago, it has resolved itself. Why it was not working for a week or two I do not know, but now works just fine.