40V 20" Cordless Lawn Mower (Push), Axial Leaf Blower (500 CFM / 120 MPH),12" String Trimmer with 2 Batteries(5Ah+2Ah) and Chargers

I posted two before and one after picture. I purchased the Greenworks 40V 21 inch, self-propelled mower, blower, and edger bundle. I have a half acre of land so it took me approximately 4 hours (putting lines in the yard) to cut my lawn.My yard looks fabulous. The mower is quiet, very light weight, and makes a clean cut.It is true that when putting mower in reverse, you need to gently pull back, wait about five seconds and pull back again. You will know when the mower is in reverse mode as it will pull back with ease and you will see the wheel handle move and make soft clicking noise.I also found that letting up off of the handle slightly will send you in reverse mode faster than simply waiting.When cutting around trees and smaller areas, I release the self-propelled mode because it goes really fast. When in self-propelled mode, ease up off the self-propelled handle to slow the mower down. It goes a lot faster than my old gas mower.The 2.0 battery only lasts about 45 minutes. The 4.0 battery lasts 1-2 hours depending on the charge. I use one abbey while the other is charging and then switch.Instead of paying $159 for two more batteries, I am purchasing the pole saw and the trimmer, which will come with another battery and charger. The batteries work in all of Greenworks products. I absolutely love this. The amount of money I save by doing my own lawn and trimming my own trees with user friendly, green products that is female friendly is priceless.I am a 59 year old female who have had back and other major surgeries, but Greenworks products are so light that I can use them with ease. This may be due to the fact that they are made of durable plastic, including the blade on the mower.If the mower cuts off or you temporarily cut it off, be sure to power it up again. If you press the self propel and the power handle, the mower appears to turn back on, however, I questioned whether it was actually cutting as self-propelled works even when the mower is off.The mower holds two batteries at a time. Therefore, I will use two 4ah batteries moving forward as the mower will automatically switch to the second battery after the first one dies giving you uninterrupted cut time.I noticed that Greenworks makes higher powered batteries, which can extend my uninterrupted cut time. I plan to purchase at least one.

To start with, I got great customer service. The shipment comes in two boxes but I was missing one of them (the hedge trimmer). The company actually notified me of this and wanted to know if I wanted a partial refund or the item. Obviously I chose the item. I have used the mower with the included 5amp hour battery and it lasts just over 1/4 of grass. I think it's because at 40 volts, the machine works harder than if it was 80 volts. But I chose this kit because everything is 40 volts and the batteries are interchangeable. The hedge trimmer is great. I used the chain saw to cut grooves in a tree stump to add that chemical to break it down. It had impressive power. The leaf blower is very powerful at 40 volts and has a "Turbo" feature. As for the battery issue, the kit includes two 2-amphour batteries and they provide the few extra minutes I need to finish the lawn and still use the weedwacker and leaf blower. I can easily buy another battery if I needed to. Overall, I found this kit to be good quality and the price was incredible. I like that I can buy future pieces of equipment and use the same battery. Greenworks had the biggest selection of tools that ran on 40volts.

I'm a cupcake reviewer and 99/100 times my reviews are positive because I only look for the positive in products and services that I pay for, but...Garbage product. Absolute waste of $600+. I have a big yard, but it's pretty well divided in 4 small areas between 50-150 square yards each piece. A fully charged battery to give me enough juice for the mower to cut even one section, not even the smallest one. I had to buy extra batteries just to be able to cut my lawn, and the batteries don't hold a charge! I charged them fully last Sunday when I finished mowing, ser then aside in preparation for mowing this weekend... All dead. I got 5 minutes out of two batteries.Then with the string trimmer... It doesn't auto-feed and the strings break after 2-3 minutes of trimming. Had to buy a blade attachment to be able to trim.Money pit. If you buy this garbage, be prepared to buy 14 extra batteries and a bunch of extra chargers and accessories for them to work evenly close to what you need them to be.

Good stand up storage solution. Cuts grass decently, but note that it is less battery efficient than the old two motor Greenworks mower. A 4 amp hour mow with the two motor model may take 5 amp hours with this one. Also it's more of a workout to push up hills than the old two motor mower. I'm assuming it's a bit heavier, but I haven't verified that.