WHAT IT DOES
An electric lawn mower is used to cut grass on a regularly maintained lawn.
Not suitable for use on rough or uneven grass, consider using a strimmer if your lawn has become too unruly, or the lawn is on a steep slope.
An electric lawn mower is used to cut grass on a regularly maintained lawn.
Not suitable for use on rough or uneven grass, consider using a strimmer if your lawn has become too unruly, or the lawn is on a steep slope.
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YOU WILL NEED TO RESERVE A CHARGER AND TWO BATTERIES SEPARATELY. SEE THE BOTTOM OF THIS DESCRIPTION FOR A LIST OF COMPATIBLE CHARGERS AND BATTERIES.
WHAT IT DOES
This is a cordless, 18v battery powered mower, perfect for those back gardens with no electricity. It's safer, lighter, and easier to maintain than a petrol mower, and represents ETLs wish to move away from petrol powered tools. This mower was paid for by our yard sale in October 2021.
ABOUT THIS TOOL
- Mowing width 380mm
- Weight 17kg
- Dimensions for transportation 860 mm x 450 mm x 475 mm (not including grass box)
SAFETY INFORMATION & PPE
Safety glasses – Recommended
Ear protection – Recommended
Safety glasses, ear protection, and other PPE are available for a suggestion donation in both of our depots.
Compatible Batteries can be found here.
Compatible Chargers can be found here.
SAFETY INFORMATION & PPE
Work Gloves – Recommended
Power socket for outdoor use – Essential Power sockets for outdoor use should be fitted with a circuit breaker to cut off power if the lawnmower malfunctions. Safety glasses, ear protection, and other PPE are available for a suggested donation at check out.
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HOW TO USE IT
Mowing the lawn is easier and faster when using a systematic approach, go up and down the lawn in rows, or around the outside and work your way towards the middle.
Before starting, clear the lawn of debris (especially dog mess!) and check for wildlife.
Avoid using an electric lawnmower when it’s raining or the grass is wet or muddy, it won’t be as effective.
If there’s a step or drop at the edge of the lawn, avoid letting the front of the lawn mower tip over the edge, as this can damage the blades.
If you need to clear the blades, always disconnect the power first, then carefully tip the lawn mower onto the sides and remove any build up of cut grass.
Adjusting the height setting: You can set the height of the blades, which allows you to choose the length you want to cut your grass to.
Most electric lawn mowers will come with a catcher to collect the grass cuttings that will need emptying regularly.
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS
Note this video is a general introduction and is not specific to this exact tool. We always advise reading the manual if provided below, especially the safety advisories, before using any tools.
- Closed toe shoes – Essential The lawn mower cuts the grass using rotary (spinning) blades. However nice the weather, do not wear flip flops.
YOU MAY ALSO NEED
- Drill bits – Essential suitable for the type of screws you are using, or width of the hole you are drilling.
- Extension cord – Useful If you are working far away from a socket.
HOW TO USE IT
Mowing the lawn is easier and faster when using a systematic approach, go up and down the lawn in rows, or around the outside and work your way towards the middle.
Before starting, clear the lawn of debris (especially dog mess!) and check for wildlife.
Avoid using an electric lawnmower when it’s raining or the grass is wet or muddy, it won’t be as effective.
If there’s a step or drop at the edge of the lawn, avoid letting the front of the lawn mower tip over the edge, as this can damage the blades.
If you need to clear the blades, always disconnect the power first, then carefully tip the lawn mower onto the sides and remove any build up of cut grass.
Adjusting the height setting: You can set the height of the blades, which allows you to choose the length you want to cut your grass to.
Most electric lawn mowers will come with a catcher to collect the grass cuttings that will need emptying regularly.
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS
Note this video is a general introduction and is not specific to this exact tool. We always advise reading the manual if provided below, especially the safety advisories, before using any tools.