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How long can I expect an electric ride-on lawnmower to run on a full charge, and what factors can affect this?

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Christine Cook answered

Getting familiar with the runtime of electric ride-on lawnmowers on a full charge is crucial for planning your lawn care efficiently. On average, you might expect these mowers to last anywhere from an hour to two, depending largely on the battery capacity and the conditions of your lawn. I remember being slightly over-ambitious with my mowing plans one summer, only to find the battery draining faster than anticipated on my large, uneven lawn. Factors like grass height, terrain, and the mower's age can significantly affect battery life. My tip is to keep the mower blades sharp and the undercarriage clean, which reduces the energy required to cut the lawn. Additionally, storing the mower in a temperature-controlled environment can help maintain the battery's efficiency. If you want to dig deeper, there's a great resource that I came across. Anyway, understanding these elements can help you maximize runtime and ensure your battery remains healthy.

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Chris Mcdonald
Chris Mcdonald commented
The run time of an electric ride-on lawnmower depends on the battery size and the terrain. On a full charge, most mowers can run for about 1.5 to 3 hours, but this can vary based on factors like the lawn's size, how hilly the terrain is, and the mower's power. It's always a good idea to check the manufacturer's details for the exact specs, as different models will have different run times. If you're mowing a large area, you might want to consider a backup battery or a model with a longer charge!

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