GreenWorks - 16-Inch 10-Amp Electric - Corded lawn Mower

[@JustVlads]

Lawn Mower: geni.us/0IddbO 50' Extension Cord: geni.us/FJ3FIV

[@pattykellison6103]

You saved me with this video--the assembly instructions that came with the mower were not helpful! You made it easy to put together. Thanks!

[@michaelmosley1385]

Just ordered threw Amazon arrive tomorrow. Just what I needed and honestly they should use your video to sell this mower. What I like most no gas, battery, spark plug, oil and one handed level control and easy to store. 👍

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

I own a Greenworks 18 inch 12 amp electric mower. Lost count of how many years I have had it. But every year I plug it in and mow my grass. It mows awesome. even when the grass is damp it mows without clumps. Little to no maintenance. As far as the cord goes my advice is to not use a 16 gauge, It is just not heavy enough and it will cause the motor to fail. Remember when it comes to cords the smaller the number the thicker the cord. Minimum 14 gauge and to be safe a 12 gauge will allow you to go out 100 ft. They get expensive, but if you burn out the motor with a to thin of a cord you saved nothing.

[@JustGG1956]

Thank You for the review. This is all I need in a lawn mower. My whole front lawn is about 15 foot by 20 foot. After seeing your review and found a great bargain on one at Walmart for only $118

[@autumnhayes]

Just what I needed to get the handles together. Thank you!!!

[@GyeRokGwun]

This video is beneficial for the use of the new product. Great thanks

[@ricardofranco9946]

Excellent video, honest, intelligent and direct. Perfect. Thanks for share.

[@judysharpe8702]

Thank you for this video! All assembled!

[@mgreen5207]

The music has sold me this fine product!

[@Kristinapedia]

I just got this today and I had to find a video to see how to put the handle on. I thought the nut might come all the way off but I didn't want to force it and possibly break itMy grass (aka weeds) are like 3ft high! My other lawnmower broke and I couldn't get this one until now. . I will be back after I check out how it works! Well, NOT BAD! I hate that it's small but I"m not made of money so a 16" it was. It takes a little longer because it's a smaller deck but also a little longer because you have to always keep an eye on the cord. But now I won't have to worry about having to buy gas or sparkplugs etc. I hope this lasts me a long time. I got the 2 yr replacement insurance so i'm sure it'll break on the 732nd day LOL. (2024 is a leap year)

[@elcordobes-i1h]

The cord color should be orange so it's clearly visible. Green cord would blend with the grass and raise the risk of running over it.

[@SunRayBabyJ]

Thanks for posting this!!!

[@deenajones9019]

Showing grass height before using the mower and afterwards is a better method of demonstrating the usefulness of this product vs reviewing the features which are listed on the box.

[@nickedens3358]

Is there a fuse under the cover cause I just got one and plugged and it doesn't come on

[@jonny-mj5jl]

corded way to go constant power

[@amermuscle]

Mine doesn't start can't figure out why

[@jaytravel-12]

I had a kobolt just like this one and it lasted for 6 years just broke so they ok

[@tonymoore8619]

Good Job man!!

[@keithadams4281]

looks like the cord would be in the way when mowing.

[@CanoNuevaYork]

I'm asking myself the same question.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Nope start near the plug and work away from it. Much easier if you mow in short lengths. Mow a short distance and pull it back then move over and mow a short distance and pull mower back. Much easier to keep control of the cord. Think of it in terms of a vacuum.

[@5net_5net]

Can you get a battery station and hack it as a cordless?

[@mgreen5207]

Yeah I mean if you get one of those power stations and hook up to the amp and secure it maybe to the top of the mower you have a “battery mower”.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

that is a good way to loose a foot never mow with sandles . get yourself a pair of workboots

[@djdonald243]

Thanks!

[@caroln101]

How’s it work now?

[@JustVlads]

Great, still using it without any issues.

[@Tfash00]

👍

[@bartlebob]

Bro where's the grass ? lol

[@AverageReviewsYT]

Corded lawn mower.. lol.. just want to hear the story of the people who ran the cord over

[@badazzanon7060]

A dummy is a dummy. The same moron that runs over the cord would not maintain a gas power properly and it wold last a year. Plus they would run over everything they not supposed to with either. All comes down to if you are a high or low functioning adult. But yes I can see it happening

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

You have to be smarter than the mower. May not work out for you.

[@AverageReviewsYT]

@@scrambler69-xk3kv lol I could see people doing this. A lot…. There are some pretty stupid people out there lol

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

@@AverageReviewsYT Maybe you, I guess. not much different than using a vacuum.

[@AverageReviewsYT]

@@scrambler69-xk3kv never used a corded mower. But I know people with string trimmers who periodically chew through their cord lol… again… why the corded lawn equipment that can destroy the cord lol.. idk.. im sure there’s videos on here of people doing it, but I’m not digging for them lol