Greenworks 10 A 16-in Electric Lawn Mower for $169.99

can someone confirm if CT stores will actually match the price from a previous sale?

16" might as well crawl around and cut it with scissors

AnonymousJay wrote: ↑I don't know if this is the right place to post this. It's not exactly on sale. It was on sale 3-4 weeks ago.
It's currently valued at $219.99 but Canadian Tire will match the previous sale price and give it for $169.99.

Just bought one yesterday and thought someone might find it useful.

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Bought this a few weeks ago at that price with that Father's Day, $25 back coupon. It runs well, and it folds up nicely. Works well for my small yard.

I bought a Greenworks battery-powered lawn mower a couple of years ago. Even with regular charging and indoor storage, the batteries last just over a year. My second one just died and I just bought a manual reel mower instead. I have a perfectly good mower with a couple of dead batteries if anybody wants them.

Which manual mower did you buy and does it work well? I am thinking of retiring my gas mower.

bubbermiley wrote: ↑I bought a Greenworks battery-powered lawn mower a couple of years ago. Even with regular charging and indoor storage, the batteries last just over a year. My second one just died and I just bought a manual reel mower instead. I have a perfectly good mower with a couple of dead batteries if anybody wants them.

+1.

bubbermiley wrote: ↑I bought a Greenworks battery-powered lawn mower a couple of years ago. Even with regular charging and indoor storage, the batteries last just over a year. My second one just died and I just bought a manual reel mower instead. I have a perfectly good mower with a couple of dead batteries if anybody wants them.

The one the OP is referring to is not battery powered. It's electric.

Rocketo wrote: ↑can someone confirm if CT stores will actually match the price from a previous sale?

Upto each store. Previous week's sale price was matched in Whitby but denied in Ajax a few months ago.

bubbermiley wrote: ↑I bought a Greenworks battery-powered lawn mower a couple of years ago. Even with regular charging and indoor storage, the batteries last just over a year. My second one just died and I just bought a manual reel mower instead. I have a perfectly good mower with a couple of dead batteries if anybody wants them.

umlowcn wrote: ↑+1.

Same here. +1

I got a higher end GreekWorks (2 bats and around $489.99 + HST, on "sale"), but it only worked properly for a season or two, regardless of the fact that I stored my batteries indoors, so that the extreme heat/cold wouldn't damage the batteries. What bothers me is that it's a memory effect issue, which is amateur hour. Yesterday, I tried charging the batteries and neither would charge (green light showed bats as full). After 2min, the mower stopped and the other bat lasted 3min. Then I brought in a battery and it began to charge for a couple of hours...was able to finish the FRONT yard. For the money I spent, I could have probably had someone else mow it for the life of the GreenWorks cordless mower. I'm sensitive to smoke/emissions, or I'd buy a commercial one that takes you around like on a Segway (stand-on tractor), like the one that the landscaping company my neighbour hired uses.

Now my options are corded, or reel mower. Thanks for nothing, GreenWorks.