Re: (ET) Looking for a cordless electric push mower

["Joel Parks" <et jpjt net>]

maybe nobody replied on-list since we covered this last week...

I'd say save your time and effort and she should get a Neuton.  Well made 
and distributed by the same folks that make the DR power products.

If her small lot is less than a half acre she can get away with a single 
battery and still finish in one session (without waiting for a recharge).

My mother's unit was made 4 years ago or so, and her lot is about 3/4 acre 
with a house, garage, drive, and lots of shrubbery.  Biggest problem is 
she 
doesn't like (or always have time) to do the backyard (about 1/4 acre 
field). Yesterday my nephew did the whole lawn including the backyard, 
used 
both batteries. The backyard was 4-6" high.

Anyway, it's a good product

Joel

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Klein Robert W NPRI" <KleinRW Npt NUWC Navy Mil>
To: <elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu>
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 10:40 AM
Subject: (ET) Looking for a cordless electric push mower


To All Listers:  My wonderful treehugging friend has been coveting my 
C-185 
and is now searching for an electric push mower for her small lot outside 
of 
Philly.  Can anyone point me in the right direction to acquire one.  I 
would 
like one that is in running condition but can/will give it a complete 
/thorough rebuild as required so a project mower would be considered.  Any 
advice?  I only have experience with the electric riders.

Bob Klein


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