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$169.99 HART 40-Volt Cordless 18-inch Push Mower Kit YMMV - $169.99

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$247.00

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My local Walmart in Fremont, CA 94555 has three of these at the $169.99 price down from $247.00. It has 394 reviews and an overall 4.5 star review average. Obviously clearance means YMMV ("Your Market May Vary" for all you new slicksters).

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$169.99 HART 40-Volt Cordless 18-inch Push Mower Kit YMMV - $169.99

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Created 08-02-2022 at 10:36 AM by Asanders1488

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Model: HART 40-Volt Cordless 18-inch Push Mower Kit, (1) 6Ah Lithium-Ion Battery, (1) Battery Charger

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Cecerious

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08-02-2022 at 10:52 AM.

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08-02-2022 at 10:52 AM.

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Obviously clearance means YMMV ("Your Market May Vary" for all you new slicksters).

Back in the day, before the Brickseek, we old folks had to drive to good ol' brick n' mortars to find these deals. Our mileage was the one that varied.

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08-02-2022 at 11:14 AM.

I picked it up for $75 and I'm happy using it to supplement my gas mower.

Pros:
Light
Plenty powerful for normal or slightly overgrown grass

Cons:
Bigger sticks tend to stop the blade (can consider user fault, to lazy to pick up sticks)
Deck is plastic
2/3 of the units they had in store had the top cover hinge broke (don't expect my cover to last)

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08-02-2022 at 11:23 AM.

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Did you get it just now for the price?

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08-02-2022 at 11:32 AM.

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Did you get it just now for the price?

This last Friday, it's a unique situation where clearance hit + the store was hit by natural disaster recently so they got increased mark down budgets.

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Mystikalrush

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08-02-2022 at 11:34 AM.

Exactly like my Ryobi one, which make sense, think i read on here same manufacture makes both brands. The 18" blade is the exact same size and shape for the Ryobi as well, which i just bought after 1 year of usage. I have a couple chips in my current blade, but im sharpening the blade now in hopes to make it last longer, but once that chips go to far, im ready to swap out with a new one.

Only complaint is this does get bogged down if your cutting into very high thick grass, you can hear it slow down and eventually it will turn off if stressed too much. Having side discharge can help with this, but im lazy and rather mulch clippings back into the ground. Still, solid mower, have been cutting my yard with it for just over a year now in my new construction home.

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08-02-2022 at 11:48 AM.

The 20" Brushless one was $128 shipped online just a couple of weeks ago. This smaller, worse one at this price doesn't seem like that good of a deal. I got the $128 one and it's been great.

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08-02-2022 at 11:54 AM.

Quote from Mystikalrush

Exactly like my Ryobi one, which make sense, think i read on here same manufacture makes both brands..

Same, I'm pretty sure they are slightly re-tooled Ryobis.
Even the charger has the same UL listing.

HOWEVER, the battery design is just different enough to not be Ryobi battery compatible.
Same tool, different battery connection. (Just barley)

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08-02-2022 at 12:02 PM.

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The 20" Brushless one was $128 shipped online just a couple of weeks ago. This smaller, worse one at this price doesn't seem like that good of a deal. I got the $128 one and it's been great.

I got that deal for my Aunt, and I cut my grass with it before taking it to her. It really surprised me how well it works! I have fairly thick grass, so if I let my yard go a couple of weeks it would be tough to get through, but one week's growth was no problem for it. Mine shipped with a 6 amp battery, not 5, and even though I did not get the owner's manuals and coupon for quick charger, when I talked to their customer service, they shipped them both to me. Great service, and my Aunt is very happy with this mower.

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08-02-2022 at 12:03 PM.

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Thanks, I was just getting ready to ask about the batteries, as I am heavily invested in the One+ universe for tools.

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08-02-2022 at 12:23 PM.

Quote from antfett06

The 20" Brushless one was $128 shipped online just a couple of weeks ago. This smaller, worse one at this price doesn't seem like that good of a deal. I got the $128 one and it's been great.

I think this comment does a great job of summing up the good and bad of Slickdeals.

That was a great deal for $128, but it's not available now, and I'm not sure how realistic it is to expect similar pricing moving forward.

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08-02-2022 at 12:49 PM.

I bought the self-propelled model of this last year just because it was on clearance, right after I had just bought a new Honda mower, and was expecting many years from the Honda. I was not expecting to really be that impressed by this Walmart brand battery mower, but to sum it up, I ended up selling my Honda mower. It really is that good.

It is lightweight, and it feels like you are mowing your lawn with a toy, except the toy actually cuts lawn! Other benefits, if you do manage to stall the torquey motor, you just move it over a little bit and the blades whir back to life, no restarting the non-existent engine. I also love that you can fold it up, not worrying about fluids spilling. This also benefits when changing out the blade, as you can just flip the mower over.

When I first got this, I assembled it on my kitchen floor, and actually tested that it worked in my kitchen lol, no fumes to worry about. I would def recommend this mower.