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EGO POWER+ LM2114 21 in Mower vs Greenworks 40V 16 in Mower, 25322

Do you need the EGO, or is the Greenworks enough?

These two sit at opposite ends of the shelf. The EGO aims to replace a gas mower, while the Greenworks suits small lawns.

EGO POWER+ LM2114 21 in Mower, battery lawn mower

EGO POWER+ LM2114 21 in Mower

8.1/10

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≈ $499

Greenworks 40V 16 in Mower, 25322, battery lawn mower

Greenworks 40V 16 in Mower, 25322

7.6/10

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≈ $238

Width against width

Compared on POWER+ LM2114 21 in Mower 40V 16 in Mower, 25322
Price at our reading $499 $238
Deck 21 in 16 in, 15.67 in in the table
Stated runtime Up to 55 min 35 min in the table
Battery 56V 6.0Ah 40V 4.0Ah
Cutting height 1.25 to 4 in, 7 positions 1.25 to 3.75 in, 5 positions
Weight 82 lb in the table 37.5 lb
Warranty Not in the bullets we read 3-year tool and battery
Ratings 4.5 from about 2,200 4.2 from about 12,300
Listed on amazon.com Yes Yes

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Which of the two, for which lawn

Buy the EGO POWER+ LM2114 21 in Mower

Prefer the EGO for a quarter-acre lawn. Its deck, runtime and height all beat the Greenworks.

Buy the Greenworks 40V 16 in Mower, 25322

Prefer the Greenworks for a small lawn. It costs half as much, lifts easily and has a clear warranty.

What this pairing usually raises next

Do they share batteries?

No. EGO uses 56V and Greenworks 40V.

Is the EGO really 82 pounds?

That table figure looks like a boxed weight.

Can the Greenworks mulch?

Yes, it mulches and bags.

The complete page for each

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