Greenworks GD24LM33K2 Cordless Lawnmower with Brushless
Greenworks GD24LM33K2 Cordless Lawnmower with Brushless Motor for Smaller Lawns up to 140m², 33cm Cutting Width, 30L Bag PLUS 24V 2Ah Battery & Charger, 3 Year Guarantee
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| Weight: | 10.8 kg |
| Size: | 33cm 24V |
| Dimensions: | 96.5 x 37 x 115 cm; 10.8 Kilograms |
| Model: | 01-0002516107UA |
| Part: | 2516107UA |
| Colour: | Green, Black, Grey |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Lithium Ion |
| Manufacture: | Greenworks |
| Dimensions: | 96.5 x 37 x 115 cm; 10.8 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 33cm 24V |
This mower is very easy to use, and no mucking about with petrol any more. The batteries last for 2 cuts of the lawn, and is much quieter. If I had to find something to complain about, I would prefer a lower walking speed, but still would not swap it for our very old Qualcast, which gave a better cut, and stripes, but weighed a lot more.
Not great, the bolts half way up the handle / frame came loose, now I can’t find it as it dropped off before I notived . I thought this wasn’t a cheap mower obviously it is
The Greenworks GD24LM33K2 Cordless Lawnmower is refreshingly straightforward – it’s simple and gets the job done. No complicated features, no fuss, just efficient lawn mowing.
The cordless design offers the freedom to move around without worrying about cords or cables, making it a breeze to maneuver. The cutting performance is reliable, and it handles my lawn with ease.
While it may not have all the bells and whistles of some high-end models, it’s a practical choice for those looking for a no-nonsense lawnmower that gets the job done efficiently.
This mower is so easy to manoeuvre without having a cord. It is perfect for my patch of grass and is great over rough terrain. It folds up small to go in my shed too.
Really impressed with this mower. Cuts well, the self propel is strong so you don’t have to push. Only downside is that is quite heavy, 43kg, so if you have to get up any steps make sure you go to the gym first.
My two smallish lawns add up to about 80m2 and are uneven with slight slopes, which it can do with a bit of power remaining in the two 4ah batteries, using it’s self propulsion for 100% of the cut. The specifications claim a 480m2 cut is possible but I’m very doubtful – even if the area is very flat, the grass very short and self propulsion not used. As other people on here have stated 200m2 is probably the practical limit and even that may be optimistic.
A search of the forums that discuss lithium batteries gleans some useful advice:
1/ Store the batteries over the winter about 60% or 2/3 charged to extend their useful life.
2/ For safety NEVER let the batteries get colder than about 4C as this can damage them internally, resulting in a fire or explosion when they are used or charged.
The second one is very suitable for my two small lawns and a single battery would be more than enough for these. This is surely the machine’s intended purpose. However, I was hoping the mower would prove useful for going around my trees and bushes in my orchard. I tried it out and it worked very well as it is very manoeuvrable, definitely powerful enough and unlike my strimmer there was no danger of damaging the plants.
So, I purchased a second 2Ah battery, a “used but good” item for 40.69 from Amazon. Both batteries last for12 minutes of constant mowing which means the machine can be used for 24 minutes in total. I found that this enabled me to get over half of my orchard done which is fine for me as mowing for 24 minutes is enough for me in one go.
I am therefore very pleased so far but you will have to weigh it up carefully to see if this tiny machine is for you.
The instructions are just about ok. I would of preferred to have all the information in the book, not part on a separate sheet. It would be better to have the paperwork at the top of the box not hidden on the bottom. The handle folding arrangement is poor. The second tread heeds to be longer so the Handle folds before coming off the second tread. The handle it’s self is not very ridget. The worst thing I found is the height adjustment. Having to rely on flexing the plastic mechanism is poor engineering. I can’t see this mechanism lasting very long with heavy use.
Some kind of clips would be helpful to hold the electric cable in place. I used cable ties with slack around the handle folding arrangement.
As yet I haven’t used the mower on a law but when I do , will revisit this review.
Mid April update
Used a couple of times on a new lawn . Battery life was fine on my small lawn and the cut was very good.
Increased my star rating