Greenworks is the leader in battery-powered outdoor power tools for DIY-consumers and landscaping professionals. Our company distributes Greenworks-branded and private label products, as well as products for an extensive network of Original Equipment Manufacturers. With a robust lineup of Greenworks-branded products including 24V, 40V, 60V, 80V, and commercial-grade 82V battery-powered cordless outdoor power tools, a full line of corded equipment and reel mowers, Greenworks offers the right tool for every job.
Utilizing best-in-class technology, Greenworks tools deliver the power and performance of comparable gas-powered tools without the mess, noxious fumes, stamina-reducing vibration and noise associated with gas products.
I have the 40v and loved it! But as soon as you hit a thicker branch, you’re done for. Teeth are crooked and blade blocks. I wish Greenworks made the chain stronger, because I have a whole yard work set of GW tools.
@@CanadianGreenworksCrewToolsquick question, how long is shipping? I ordered it on Monday and it still says ‘order packing’. I live in the United States, so I don’t know how much asking the Canada account would help.
Better hope the one you buy comes with a good, cuz if it doesn't you'll be on hold for over an hour and a half. I'm going through that right now. And their AI chat bot online is no help either.
I purchased a $648 (pre tax) electric mower, it came with a bad battery and iv been on hold with customer support for over an hour and a half trying to get the situation resolved. I also tried their AI Chay box on there website "vivian" and still no closer to a resolution. I bought the mower brand new yesterday and. How does it take this long to get ahold of customer support. The only people that i have ever been on hold for this long before is the VA and they are renowned for being garbage.
I bought my 60v 21 inch mower last summer. Has worked great. Only question or problem I had today was with the automatic battery switch over, it didn't seem to work once the first battery was discharged. I ended up putting the charged battery ib the first slot, worked fine then. Dose the Auto switch over occur instantly, or does it take a minute or two? Any help would be appreciated.
@@qspaints956Yes they do. They charge in way less. And they last a lot. As long as you’re not doing a hardcore cleanup all day everyday, these machines are always going to be charged up and ready and last enough time
They have 8 hour runtime and the newest one cuts up to 21 acres on a single charge. And before someone says “8 hour runtime is not enough” you have to stop and ask yourself if you’re even talking to a real human account because let’s face it almost nobody cuts for 8 hours straight without stopping for lunch, going between customer areas, taking a small break, etc. Also, most people aren’t doing hardcore lawn cleanups everyday and if you are then I would hope you’re charging the customer for it instead of complaining about how “a battery mower can’t do it because it doesn’t make me enough money”. You have to adapt and honestly if your business can’t afford high end lawn equipment once you’re at that point what type of business are you even running.
They cost 4x what my current mower cost new. None of my customers will pay $200 for a weekly or ten day mow. How many charge cycles till the battery is toast, and how much to dispose of the battery and buy a new battery? Initial cost is only part of the equation and don't charge that in a building. Insurance won't cover for the ensuing thermal event.
@@firstname6208 the battery will easily do 2000 cycles. How many engines will last 15000 hours without a rebuild. How much gas will you go through? Probably burn around 1 gallon per hour on a comparable machine. So there you are saving nearly $30 a day on gas. Over the life of the mower the fuel savings and maintenance will likely pay for itself without increasing rates. Plus you can sell the green hippy junk to some customers
Just use a shovel Jesus. With a driveway that big you should have a sleigh shovel for big snowballs and a pusher for small. Save yourself $150+ and have better health.
I'd throw some salt. But to clear a whopping 1/2" of snow I'd pull out my 8hp 30" 2 stage blower. Don't want it getting bogged down with ALL that snow. 😢😢
