Cordless lawn tools

Looking to go electric for my mower and would like to invest in a good battery system for mower, string trimmer, blower, pole saw and chain saw. Any good recommendations?

 

For battery operated tools I go for Milwaukee.

 

Do not believe they have a mower

 

Probably great for drills and such, I use the craftsman C3 system for that. 18V is a little low for a mower though, not sure they have one anyway.

 

I have this lineup but my polesaw is a 4cycle stihl and I do not have the 58v mower, still stuck on the toro personal pace rwd.

http://www.echocordless.com/

 

Is that the 40v mower? How much run time do you get from a full battery?

 

I have seen YouTube mower roundups where that mower was favored overall. I would love to try one out if it is not heavy.

 

Don't get me started because my Becky wanted an electric start trim mower which I now find to be HEAVY.

 

K, just to update. I decided to go with the kobalt 80v Max line. Close it because of the power available and cost. Identical to the greenworks stuff by the way and can use either battery with some minor modification. The kobalt is cheaper, easily available at Lowe's.

Haven't bought much yet, just the string trimmer. Battery charged fully in about 25 minutes and has way more perpo than it old black and Decker. So far I am VERY pleased with this. I also have a pole saw attachment for it, but haven't got to try it yet.

I had to use the mower a bit today and my darn gas can pump broke, so now I have probably 7 or 8 gallons stuck in there... I'm so done with gas!

 

I bought the echo 58v blower today, the new design with the jet fan. My stihl handheld got twitchy after near daily use by my wife. Turbo mode is a button where it locks in up to a half speed setting and you press turbo now and then to really get things moving. During leaf fall around here I will use the gassers but most of the year this thing will be fine.

@vette-kid how have your 80v machine been treating you?

 

So far so good. I actually love the mower. I go through about 5ah worth of batteries, which means three batteries since I only have 2ah ones. Not a problem tough, a they charge fast and I have three anyway. Overall changing out batteries is faster than one stop for fuel. And it stores MUCH easier!

The weed eater is a huge step up from my previous electric and is say on part with my old two stroke in power. Except I about had a stroke trying to start the darn gas one!