Greenworks (20") G-Max Twin Force 40-Volt Cordless Dual Blade 2-In-1 Lawn Mower

We first saw Greenworks a GIE and became quickly impressed with their large assortment of lawn and garden tools. Not only do they have a large assortment of lawn and garden tools, but they seem to be pretty good quality. As for this mower, I would have to say it seems solid except for the handle. Now the handle should last you, but it does feel flimsy. As for mowers this mower is very quiet. To start the mower, just press a button and pull on the handle. There you go, no gas, no spark plugs, no mess and no fuss.

The mower is able to bag and mulch, but doesn’t have a side discharge. For me, no big deal because I haven’t used a side discharge since the 80’s. The mower is light and easy to push around, even on slight hills. I have to say while this didn’t win out top pick for mower week, this is a great lawn mower. Easy to start, plenty of power and the noise level is hard to beat.


What We Like:

Quiet

Lightweight

Powerful

Doesn't run full power when it’s not needed, Will ramp up when needed.

Two Battery System

What We Don’t Like:

Handle Seems Cheap

No Side Discharge


Specification:

Model – 25302

Product Includes – Twin Force Mower : G-MAX 40V 4Ah Battery : G-MAX 40V 2Ah Battery : Charger : Rear Discharge Bag : Mulch Plug : Owner’s Manual

Cutting Deck Width – 20 inches

Cutting Height Range – 1 3/4 – 3 3/8 inches

Height Adjustment – 5 position, single lever

Mulch Ready – Yes

Bag/Discharge – Rear bag discharge

Deck Material – Composite

Handle Material – Foam Padded

Certification(s) – CSA

We first saw Greenworks a GIE and became quickly impressed with their large assortment of lawn and garden tools. Not only do they have a large assortment of lawn and garden tools, but they seem to be pretty good quality. As for this mower, I would have to say it seems solid except for the handle. Now the handle should last you, but it does feel flimsy. As for mowers this mower is very quiet. To start the mower, just press a button and pull on the handle. There you go, no gas, no spark... more

Bought this mower 4 years ago at a Big Box retailer. I have standard sized city lot and mow quite often. I did not want the problems of storing gas and the maintenance. I bought an extra 146 wh battery (for a total of two 146 and one 73 wh) and the matching string trimmer and blower. All use the same batteries. I have one charger and have never had a problem. One charge will do all the trimming and cleanup (blower) as well as the lawn and usually have some time left. The mower is light easy to push. I like the single lever adjust and easy storage. As soon as I finish I put the batteries in the charge, one at a time and have them completely charged and ready to go in about 3 hours. Even if I don't mow for a week or two the batteries are still ready to go. The neighbors often remark "I never heard you mowing".

Bought this mower 4 years ago at a Big Box retailer. I have standard sized city lot and mow quite often. I did not want the problems of storing gas and the maintenance. I bought an extra 146 wh battery (for a total of two 146 and one 73 wh) and the matching string trimmer and blower. All use the same batteries. I have one charger and have never had a problem. One charge will do all the trimming and cleanup (blower) as well as the lawn and usually have some time left. The mower is light easy to... more

This machine does what it promises. Treat it right and it will treat you right with dependable performance. I have a good size urban yard and it was a pleasure to mow my lawn 35 times during the 2013 season including picking up, mulching and bagging fall leaves. It is a push mower but very light weight and handles easily. The 40 volt ion battery powered twin blades seem to be a good feature and I like it. Don,t expect this residential machine to do a top job on your hilly, rocky hay field. I have no experience with GreenWorks
Customer Service and hope I don't have to find out how responsive they are if and when service is ever needed. So far, so good!

This machine does what it promises. Treat it right and it will treat you right with dependable performance. I have a good size urban yard and it was a pleasure to mow my lawn 35 times during the 2013 season including picking up, mulching and bagging fall leaves. It is a push mower but very light weight and handles easily. The 40 volt ion battery powered twin blades seem to be a good feature and I like it. Don,t expect this residential machine to do a top job on your hilly, rocky hay... more

I bought a dual blade Greenworks electric lawn mower late last August. Used it twice and found there was something wrong with the motor as it was overheating. Took it in to the dealer authorized to repair Greenworks mowers. It was there for almost six months and still he was not able to get a new motor - still under warranty. They kept promising they were sending it. Finally now in Feb 2014 I took it back to Canadian Tire and got my money back. I will not buy another product from this company - liked the mower, concept is great but if the service is this bad why bother? This is what comes of having stuff made in China or Mexico -no service and no backup parts. Terrible - don't know how the company can survive if they continue in this way.

I bought a dual blade Greenworks electric lawn mower late last August. Used it twice and found there was something wrong with the motor as it was overheating. Took it in to the dealer authorized to repair Greenworks mowers. It was there for almost six months and still he was not able to get a new motor - still under warranty. They kept promising they were sending it. Finally now in Feb 2014 I took it back to Canadian Tire and got my money back. I will not buy another product from this... more

I bought this mower at Lowes in North Carolina. I have had no problems with it. Very light, powerful and dependable. Looks awesome, neighbors are very curious, and are always asking about it.

I used to spend 2-1/2 hours cutting grass in the country on a zero turn mower. Now on a 60x120' canal lot I wanted a small push mower and picked a battery powered unit. There's no gas to store no checking oil levels just charging batteries when I'm done cutting. This mower needs to be cleaned every use since spring grass has more moisture but so does any mower I've owned. It's been a short time I have had this unit but so far no complaints.

2nd. Season on the BEST Little mower I ever had...Best for LAWNS (Not the "Back Fourty")....Blades MUST be kept SHARP as a knife - easy to do with a "Stone" just UN-plug the "Safety Plug" and don't even remove the blades....

Really works as a "Mulcher" and better for the grass too - ALWAYS re-charge a Lithium Battery - never store dis-charged...

Has been extremely dependable - Nothing Broken or worn out - hope there is SERVICE and parts when I need them though?

Was skeptical of electric mower but this one has exceeding my expectations.

I'm on my second year with this mower. My property is 125 feet in the back, 100 feet to the front, and 80 in the front. The property is flat. I love the mower, it's light and easy to push. No maintenance, love that. I keep the batteries and charger inside all year as I live on Long Island, New York. I have two batteries, one is 146Wh and the other is 73Wh. The first year I could do the entire lawn with power to spare. On my second year of mowing my 146Wh battery will do about 65 percent. NOW comes the only problem I have. My 73Wh battery is dieing. Slowly but surely every time I recharge it and use it the charge is less and less. The stamp date on the battery is 3/24/13. At the rate it's going I feel it will only last another month before it will be completely dead. The batteries are expensive and I'm wondering if I'm going to have this problem often...

I'm on my second year with this mower. My property is 125 feet in the back, 100 feet to the front, and 80 in the front. The property is flat. I love the mower, it's light and easy to push. No maintenance, love that. I keep the batteries and charger inside all year as I live on Long Island, New York. I have two batteries, one is 146Wh and the other is 73Wh. The first year I could do the entire lawn with power to spare. On my second year of mowing my 146Wh battery will do about 65... more

This mower doesn't have enough power to pick up tiny leaves in the lawn. I am concerned as to how it will work when fall arrives.

I am not going to mow my lawn short so that it will have more suction (as the book suggests).

I always mow on high setting in summer to save on a watering and keep grass looking better in our heat. If it doesn't pick up fall leaves it will be returned.

Just the product for me.