CRAFTSMAN V20 20" Cordless Push Lawn Mower 5 Ah w/ Battery & Charger + FREE Hedge Trimmer $299 + Free Shipping

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SudarsanV

6h ago

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SudarsanV

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How is it for a 15000 sq ft yard?

DewBear

5h ago

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DewBear

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Reviews don't look good on this one. I guess if it dies you still have 2 batteries and a hedge trimmer.

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Taint

4h ago

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Taint

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F Craftsman, bought one of their electric mowers and other yard equipment a couple years ago, attempted to purchase new batteries this spring and it turns out they have completely changed their battery type and the older batteries are no longer available. I'd be wary of them doing the same again.

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foetus66

4h ago

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foetus66

4h ago

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Quote from Taint

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F Craftsman, bought one of their electric mowers and other yard equipment a couple years ago, attempted to purchase new batteries this spring and it turns out they have completely changed their battery type and the older batteries are no longer available. I'd be wary of them doing the same again.

The V20 battery line has been available from craftsman for more than 6 years. What kind of batteries did yours come with 2 years ago? FWIW the craftsman V20 batteries are the same as the Stanley V20 batteries, so these are prolific and not likely going anywhere for a while

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drew_blood

2h ago

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drew_blood

2h ago

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I've had a similar model of Craftsman mower for 4 or 5 years. I can do about 6000sqft on a charge if the grass isn't long, which is usually good enough for me. Anything bigger and you'll want another set of batteries.

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darius11

2h ago

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darius11

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I have the self-propelled version. It fails to get most of the grass into the small bag (yes I have checked the blade) and is underpowered for a small-ish yard. Self-propel is sluggish and pushing is difficult. Actually looking to unload it.

Maybe push is better.

I, too, had a v60 mower which was great until they abandoned the platform and left us all with broken batteries and no replacements. Fooled me twice. Craftsman is not what it was.

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BenS8763

1h ago

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BenS8763

1h ago

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Quote from foetus66

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The V20 battery line has been available from craftsman for more than 6 years. What kind of batteries did yours come with 2 years ago? FWIW the craftsman V20 batteries are the same as the Stanley V20 batteries, so these are prolific and not likely going anywhere for a while

I had the same one, it used the V60 series battery which they just stopped making. I've been nursing mine for 8 years

RugerRedhawk

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RugerRedhawk

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Quote from Taint

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F Craftsman, bought one of their electric mowers and other yard equipment a couple years ago, attempted to purchase new batteries this spring and it turns out they have completely changed their battery type and the older batteries are no longer available. I'd be wary of them doing the same again.

Yep, hard to trust cordless ecosystems like this that don't have a track record of consistency over long periods. Porter cable (Lowes) did the same thing to me with their power tool lineup a while back. If you're looking for a portable tool kit ecosystem to enter for stuff like this as well go with Ryobi, it's a no brainer.

RonPaulFan

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RonPaulFan

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Quote from Taint

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F Craftsman, bought one of their electric mowers and other yard equipment a couple years ago, attempted to purchase new batteries this spring and it turns out they have completely changed their battery type and the older batteries are no longer available. I'd be wary of them doing the same again.

I got that 60V system all those years ago around that 75% off price. Most of my batteries are still working. I recently picked up some 60V Greenworks mowers and the brushless technology and newer batteries make it my go to lawnmower.

I'm happy with the ~$125 or so I paid for a 7.5AH 60V self propelled metal deck lawnmower that has lasted this long. I have around (4) 2.5AH 60V Craftsman batteries and 1 did fail.

Product Description:	Get long runtime with the V20* 2x20V MAX* 20 in. Brushless Cordless Push Mower. This battery-powered push mower features a powerful brushless motor, with 5.1-ft-lbs max torque, and is equipped with two 5.0Ah batteries, allowing the mower to perform up to 50 minutes of runtime. The low-profile design provides easy access to hard-to-reach areas and takes up 78% less space with vertical space savings. The V20 battery platform is compatible with CRAFTSMAN® V20* Outdoor Equipment and Power Tools. You'll find the complete line of outdoor tools and equipment essentials for a job to make you proud. CRAFTSMAN V20 20-volt, 20-in Push Battery Walk Mower with (2) 5 Ah Battery Included \| CMCMW220P2
Product SKU:	5001583797_5001583797
UPC:	885911717557

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