Cordless Rotary Lawnmower suggestions

cranford

I am looking to buy a cordless lawnmower as a replacement for my current hover. Got back problems so I am looking at a rotary with wheels. Small lawn so a 30 to 34 inch cut should do. I have found a few sub £250 including a Worx
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7928879
I have a Worx cordless drill that I have been very pleased with.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

savemoney

Funny enough I been looking at the worx lawmowers myself a different model to that one as I have a cordless strimmer already. I have quite a few worx cordless tools and find them great. Enough think I like about the lawnmowers is they pack up into a small profile

Last time I looked a week or so ago one of there mowers is around £80 cheaper than Amazon

http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/home-and-garden/lawnmowers-and-garden-power-tools/lawnmowers-and-accessories/c:29517/brands:worx/power-type:cordless-with-battery/

sevenhills

savemoney wrote: »

Funny enough I been looking at the worx lawmowers myself a different model to that one as I have a cordless strimmer already. I have quite a few worx cordless tools and find them great. Enough think I like about the lawnmowers is they pack up into a small profile

A few months ago I watched a video that was critical of battery lawnmowers.
Battery life tends to decline after a few years, with new batteries needed anywhere between 5-8 years. The cost of batteries can be high. How old is your mower?

savemoney

Its a strimmer I have and its around 30 months old its a black and decker 36v I use at allotment mainly and edge cutting on lawn at home. The batteries are very expensive for this model though £60+

The worx batteries are around £35 each for 2.0 mAh I have two already for tools I use

https://www.blackanddecker.co.uk/en-gb/products/garden-tools/strimmers/30cm-36v-20ah-lithiumion-strimmer-grass-trimmer/glc3630l20

sevenhills wrote: »

A few months ago I watched a video that was critical of battery lawnmowers.
Battery life tends to decline after a few years, with new batteries needed anywhere between 5-8 years. The cost of batteries can be high. How old is your mower?

cranford

I am going for the Worx, Argos have a twin mower strimmer pack but it only has 2 batteries. For the same money I can buy a strimmer for £50 at Wickes and a mower for £150 at Argos and that way get 3 batteries, I already have one battery with my Worx cordless drill so I can always have two fully charged.