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ALDI Electric / Battery Lawn Mower
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- 4 reviews
- 2 likes
I have purchased one of Aldi's self propelled mowers recently
It is a great mower and I don't use the drive function to help me get a bit more exercise
My only issue with the mower is that there seems to be no availability of spare batteries for the product
In other words when the batteries die the mower will be useless to me
For this reason I would not recommend this mower
Purchased in for $399.
- 4 reviews
- 1 like
light easy to use reasonable battery life light weight catcher fills quickly
I have found the blade is waring very fast am trying to find a replacement I live in a dry sandy environment think this is responsible for blade wear I only keep a small lawn area due to water shortages I found the cordless mower to be a real time-saver no fuel, no fuel mixing, no noise, no stupid pull starts this thing has its limitations sure but cuts grass could do with a little more power as it will cut out in heavy going but it's not designed to slash a paddock
Purchased in at ALDI for $299.
Love this mower so much that I went back and bought one for my daughter. Firstly this is a lawnmower not a grass mower, don't let the grass get very long. I am on an acreage and bought it to do close to my house and around sheds etc. Works fine, 30+mts. run time, no fumes, no servicing, little noise. Only issue is the cutting width, but for my work it isn't much of an issue. After early misgivings my daughter loves it too..
Purchased in at ALDI for $229.
- 2 reviews
- 1 like
Batteries do not last even on a small lawn. Doesn’t cope with average length lawn. Battery charger died at 15 months; just out of warranty. Typical
Avoid at all costs. Very dissatisfied.
Purchased in for $199.
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Used only once per month on a tiny lawn over last 18 months, and now refuses to go. I'm left with a hunk of plastic and metal - so much for trying to go 'green'.
Purchased in for $300.
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Full charge can cut a medium lawn. Poor design of grass catcher.
The air grill of the grass catcher have no filter. it design the air grill(no filter) to blow the dust and grass to your face, not good for people with Hay fever or allergy. I never have any problem with moving my lawn before, but after using this one my hand got skin rash. Get refund next day.
Purchased in for $398.
- 5 reviews
13 months old and just stops as soon as hits the grass.
Batterys fully charged so must be stuffed
5 year waranty
Now what???
Great to to use pity nice land light loved it when working
Purchased in at ALDI for $199.
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Nice and light cut well batteries were only half charged and mowed about 150 m2 with no issue. Emptied catcher twice. Easy to put together. Will recharge my batteries with my solar panels. So no pollution no mixing fuel and no maintenance.
Purchased in at Aldi for $229.
- 4 reviews
- 4 likes
Nice lightweight mower, easy to manoeuvre, cuts through long grass with ease. mowed an average size front lawn and still had about 40% power left in batteries. Very good value at $229.00.
Equiv. at Bunnings a lot more expensive.
Purchased in at ALDI for $229.
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- 71 reviews
- 99 likes
A ride-on needs maintenance like a car and isn't suitable for quick trims around the tight spots, so we bought an Aldi push mower, then replaced that with an Aldi petrol line trimmer. All petrol tools are noisy and oily and our Gardenline manual mower locks up on tough grass, too much effort, so we bought our first electric line trimmer from cash converters and followed that with Aldi Gardenline corded electric.
These tools are OK to use but cutting wet grass while dragging a 240 Volt AC extension cord felt awkward and sometimes dangerous.
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Purchased in for $200.
The under carriage is port painted and induces rust, the powered wheels don’t get grip on damp grass
Given the traction problem and undercarriage rust with improvements this mower would be a big hit
A spare battery and easier support access for parts
A direction to dealerships for repairs useful
Purchased in for $375.
O.k.for the price.
Bought this from Aldi in Feb.2021for $300.probably goes for about 45 mins.b4 needs recharging.then u have to wait another hour for it to recharge.still first electric mower so new experience.
Purchased in for $300.
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- 6 reviews
- 3 likes
Love this mower so much I purchased one for my son as well
Bought this after being tired of buying fuel for my old petrol mower, not expecting much but boy was I surprised.
Aldi Gardenline battery operated mowers must have a cult following as when arriving at the store just before opening there was a queue and everybody was after the mower !
I was lucky enough to purchase one and I also purchased 2 x 40w batteries even though it came with 2 x 20w the 40w batteries last longer and with an average size lawn the 40w work a treat with battery power to spare.
The blades cut through the lawn with ease...
Purchased in at ALDI for $199.
- 3 reviews
- 2 likes
The Mowing Machine that mows clean. No fumes & not too much noise.
The mower is great. Best value for under $200. Cheaper than paying $200 for a twin battery pack elsewhere. I bought this combination pack consisting of a lawn mower & line trimmer. It came with 2 x 20 volt 2amp batteries. I didn’t expect too much from the mower & even less from the line trimmer. It’s turned out to be great.the mower runs for 25 to 30 minutes before the batteries need charging. Perfect time to make a cuppa while charging. The extra batteries I bought along with a separate charger were put in as the others were charging. This set helped me to complete my 800 square metre lawn in good time. No exhaust fumes or accompanying noise you get from petrol mowers. I now need to track down replacement blades before they become extinct.
Purchased in for $200.
Great for small areas but would recommend buying extra batteries, otherwise you are looking at a fortune when Aldi doesn’t have them. (I get three quarters of my sidewalk done before batteries die).
Easy to handle and light weight. Other than the short battery life, I Iove it.
Purchased for $299.
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My mower runs for minut then stops and keeps beeping. Any ideas?
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Details
Category | Push Mowers and Electric Lawn Mowers | Push Mowers and Electric Lawn Mowers | Push Mowers and Battery Lawn Mowers | Push Mowers and Battery Lawn Mowers |
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Price (RRP) | $99.99 | $99.99 | $299.00 | $199.00 |
Power Source | Electrical | Electrical | Battery (Removable) | Battery (Removable) |
Features | Battery Life Indicator | Foldable Handle | ||
Catcher Type | Collapsible | Rigid | Rigid | Rigid |
Catcher Capacity | 33 L | 35 L | 40 L | |
Cutting Width | 330 mm | 340 mm | 370 mm | |
Height of Cut | 20 mm to 60 mm | 25 mm to 75 mm | ||
Weight | 16.8 kg | |||
Voltage | 36 V | 40 V | ||
Running Time | 30 min | |||
Charging Time | 1.5 hours | |||
Power | 1,100 W | 1,400 W | ||
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year(s) | 5 year(s) | ||
Engine / Motor | ||||
Engine Name | 2.6Ah Samsung Lithium Ion Battery | 2 x 4.0Ah, 20V battery-powered brushless motor | ||
Release date | ||||
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