Greenworks 12 Amp Electric Corded Lawn Mower with 20-Inch Cutting Deck and 3-in-1 Functionality

RS: The blade was warped so it rattled a lot, replaced it from factory for < 20$ and lawnmower works great.

Canada on Sep 17, 2023

YS: Pretty easy assembly. The cord is kind of a pain but I get my lawn mowed in one shot as opposed to my neighbor who got a battery powered mower and he can only mow HALF of his yard before the ONE battery runs out of power! He lets it charge all night and completes the job next day. Also, there are some black plastic fittings that screw on to hold the bottom of the handle bar up. Those came undone and fell off due to the vibration. It was a small miracle that I found them! I later put them back on using a sticky permatex gasket maker which holds them on well now. The blade goes dull fairly quick but overall it works well.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Montréal: Après trois tontes:
Bon gabarit
Conception simple et efficace
Bonne puissance
Madame est contente.

Canada on Aug 29, 2023

Susan: I bought this mower a couple of years ago; I did not want battery operated, as I did not think a single charge would allow me to cut the entire lawn. Not a huge lawn, but not tiny, either. You learn cord management pretty quickly!

Recently, it started stopping almost as soon as I started it. I figured out if I didn't hold the cord just so, it would die. I went to read reviews to see if anyone else had this problem. I didn't see anyone who did, but I did notice that someone noted it had a 3 year warranty. I pulled the warranty up - it had a FOUR year warranty. So instead of just trashing it and buying another (I thought $200 for two years of grass cutting was a pretty good deal!), I called the number provided on the warranty.

Friendly representative asked questions, asked for serial number and order number, patiently explained where to find the serial number - and a solution was provided. Telling me to expect the replacement part within 5-7 days, I was very happy to receive it only two days after the call!

I won't hesitate to purchase Greenworks products in the future since I know they stand behind their product and honor their warranty.

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Marnie MacKay: Easy to assemble and works great!

Canada on Jul 28, 2023

Rich: I’m quite satisfied with the construction and functioning of the mower. A piece was missing, but was able to contact company easily and received the part within a few short days.

Canada on Jul 10, 2023

Sol: Lawn mower review

So this started out as a surprise for my mom; she’s become quite the landscape artist these past few years and has a discerning eye for backyard chic. She got the lawnmower… and a lawn mower assistant - me.

TL;DR: it’s lightweight, sturdy and easy to use. It’s optimal for medium sized lawns as the bag has limited capacity. Lastly, make sure to use the cord leader on the hand railing; else you’ll be constantly whipping your extension cord out of your path. Note: you need your own extension cord.

Given it’s size, it’s fairly lightweight. The main chassis is made of metal, sturdy and is the only heavy component. The motor is housed in plastic - I imagine it’s to allow the heat to dissipate - and the metallic arms and railings are lightweight too. I was worried about the durability of the hard plastic wheels, but they seem to be aging well.

Assembly was easy - I recall that only the hand railing needs to be affixed. No tools are required.

This model was extremely easy to use; push button, pull and hold safety bar. It rides well over pavement and soft turf, but you’ll feel the bumps and jostling as you hit uneven...

Canada on May 25, 2022

abelbaker: I bought this mower for a friend, whose spouse was temporarily disabled and unable to do yard work. She loves it for its light weight and the great job it does on the lawn. She caught on to cord management very quickly. Lovely little machine! How did I know to get it? I'll tell you.

Back in 2009 I decided to try an electric mower after my old push mower burned out. I got the 20-inch model even though the guides said that my 1/3 acre lot was too much grass for this kind of machine. Well I was used to trudging behind a 21 inch mower so I didn't see how a 20 inch would be all that different if the cord would reach. The mower I chose (a Task Force purchased at a local chain store) is identical in all but styling details to the GreenWorks 25022. Even the wheels are the same. It has the same EZ height adjuster, same amperage, everything. It probably was built at the same Chinese factory. Right out of the box, the mower worked very well. I needed 150 ft. of heavy cord to get to every place on my lawn, which is extreme but did not cause me any problems. I suspect my local utility is supplying power closer to 125 volts than the minimum 110.

At the same time I bought this...

United States on May 30, 2017

gfak40: This is a review for the Greenworks 25022 12 amp electric mower with dual-column gas chromatograph. If you swallowed the last part of that first sentence, then be forewarned about the rest of my review...you'll get a lot of that. So pay attention.

First of all, this thing is cool. I don't usually jump right to `coolness' as a major criteria, but let's face it - mowing your lawn with an electric mower is about as manly as shopping for curtains. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But if you ARE going to use one of these, it should at least look cool.

By cool I mean it's low and sleek and aerodynamic. You may not think this is important, but when most of your neighbors have shrines to Dale Earnhardt in their man caves, every little bit helps. Even the green finish is race-car quality. And yes, I put some "3" stickers on it as soon as I unpacked it.

It also appears kinda jacked up, with those larger rear wheels. But seriously, these make a lot of sense, and they make maneuvering a lot easier. Which is huge if you are a clumsy dolt like me. Add in a trailing power cord and you've got all the makings for an amusing video.

OK, let's get down to brass...

United States on Dec 30, 2012