Makita DLM461PG2 36V Cordless Mower

As a reference, my previous mower was a 30 year old 2 stroke Victa, which served me well.
This is my first electric/battery powered mower. I chose Makita as they have been around for a long time in electrical tools, so figured they should be decent quality and have parts support for a long time.
My property is 722m², but only around 30-40% of that is actually lawn.

I chose this model as it had a proper steel chassis and didn't seem too 'plasticy'. Our yard has a lot of rocks and an excavator for a dog, so it has undulations, and quite a few ra...

It takes a little adjustment to get your head around how the mower should be used.The active torque lags a little but nothing to deter it's performance.it feels like a petrol mower in build quality it also gives a great cut with 10 adjustment levels also very quiet to run.Great warranty once you become use to it you will love it.

Mower is used for medium sized lawn approximately 125 square metres. Two 6ah batteries never go under half charge. Very easy to use and cuts grass better than petrol mower. I have RTF tall Fescue grass which probably suits electric mower. Never going back to petrol. So easy to put batteries in and give the grass a quick cut. Low noise means can cut early morning and not annoy neighbours. Only downside is the handle does not easily fold down for storage. I'm now a convert with the blower and trimmer. Pay a little extra for top range and you won't be disappointed.