CRAFTSMAN V20 20 in Lawn Mower, 2 x 5Ah Batteries and 2 Chargers Included, High Effeciency Brushless Motor, Push Mower, Up to 50 Min of Runtime, Lightweight, Grass Bag, Low Profile (CMCMW220P2)
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Style: 20" Deck with 2X 5Ah Batteries
Features
- Powerful brushless motor: provides up to 50 minutes runtime**
- Vertical space savings: takes up 78% less space in vertical storage
- Reach small areas: low-profile design (10 in deck in height setting 1) allows for clearance for easy access under and around obstacles
- Range of cutting options: dual-lever height adjust from 1. 5 in to 3. 5 in
- Lightweight: for easy transport and maneuverability
Description
Get long runtime with the V20 2x20V 20 in. Brushless Cordless Push Mower. This battery-powered push mower features a powerful brushless motor and is equipped with two 5.0Ah batteries, allowing the mower to perform up to 50 minutes of runtime. The low-profile design provides easy access to hard-to- reach areas and takes up 78% less space with vertical space savingsϮ. The V20 battery platform is compatible with CRAFTSMAN V20 Outdoor Equipment and Power Tools. You'll find the complete line of outdoor tools and equipment essentials for a job to make you proud.
Brand: CRAFTSMAN
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Metal
Color: Black, Red
Style: 20" Deck with 2X 5Ah Batteries
Item Weight: 47.9 pounds
Cutting Width: 20 inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 23.28"D x 34.1"W x 15.32"H
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: CRAFTSMAN
Model Number: CMCMW220P2
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 885911717557
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Manufacturer: CRAFTSMAN
Included Components: CMCMW220 2x20V* Push Mower (1); CMCB205 5.0AH 20V MAX* Battery (2); CMCB101 20V MAX* 1.25 Amp Charger (2); Collection Bag (1); Safety Key (1); Side discharge chute (1)
Item Type Name: Push Mower
Manufacturer Part Number: CMCMW220P2
Item Weight: 47.9 pounds
Cutting width: 20 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23.28"D x 34.1"W x 15.32"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Manual
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 3.5 inches
Battery Average Life: 50 minutes
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 3.81 centimeters
Number of Positions: 3
Material Type: Metal
Color: Black, Red
Style Name: 20" Deck with 2X 5Ah Batteries
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I have to give this mower 5 stars. Yes, it’s a lot of plastic, and very lightweight. Yes, the handle is angled high at a fixed pitch (but you could just drill a couple of holes in the tubing to lower it), but for me at 6’ plus, it’s almost perfect. No, it’s not heavy duty or high-powered, but it’s not sold or marketed that way. So it’s not pretending to be something it isn’t. Box was delivered intact (and that’s not always the case Amazon). Out of the box assembly took less than 5 minutes. I bought this mower to put at my partner’s other house. Ever since her last gardener retired, she’s had difficulty finding a good, reliable successor. So I took over those duties recently. She bought a used 120v mower, but it was something of a PITA. It worked fine, but the cord was always in the way. So I started looking for battery mowers, preferably Craftsman, since I had already bought her an edger, blower and other battery tools. I hadn’t looked at battery mowers in a long time, so I was pleasantly surprised at the specs on this model. I bought a couple of higher capacity batteries to make sure there would be plenty of power. Her lawn is not huge. The back, very flat yard is about 100’ x 75’, and the front is about half that size but inclined. I mow every week so the grass doesn’t get too high, which means the mower doesn’t have to work too hard. The grass catcher is smaller than the one on the 120v model. I have to empty it twice for the back yard and once for the front yard. I like that it has a small handle strap on the back. Makes it easy to empty. The mower cuts the grass cleanly, doesn’t clog up, and gets through the entire yard on a single charge of two batteries with plenty of power to spare. I recommend blowing out the battery compartment with a blower before inserting or removing batteries. Grass clippings definitely get in there. If there’s a con to this mower, it may be that it’s too quiet. It’s significantly quieter than any gas engine mower, and quite a bit quieter than the 120v. You won’t feel bad and your neighbors won’t mind you mowing the lawn early on a Sunday morning. In fact, it’s so quiet that for the first time mowing a lawn, I can still hear my tinnitus (that’s the “con”). If I run into any problems long term, I will update my review. But for now, this is a definite thumbs up.
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likes (probably the same for all electric powered mowers): * very lightweight - even my 98 lb daughter-n-law liked it when we were out of town * very maneuverable/transportable - no problem picking it up to move around an obstacle or moving it to another location * good battery life so far (2 months or so after purchase) - recharges in relatively small period of time (less than 6 hrs) * don't have to deal with the hazards of gas cans - keeping that ticking time bomb in my garage - going to fill it up and transporting it - getting gas on my hands - etc * surprisingly decent torque through the cut most the time as compared to gas powered engines - although don't miss a mowing or any electric mower will struggle to catch up * eliminates noise pollution - don't need ear plugs to operate and won't wake up the wife at 6 am - the wife loves this and is her fav part of this new mower - notice it's my #5 "like" Neutral opinion * reduces carbon emissions at your property - which your trees/bushes/plants will HATE you for - it does NOT actually reduce the overall carbon emissions since it uses more electricity - which mostly comes from fossil fueled power plants which must burn more carbon-based fuels in order to generate the added power that this electric mower needs - God created the real "circle of life" - carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are needed by plant life to generate oxygen which animal life needs - which then generates CO2 which plant life needs... Regardless of all the "CO2 is building green-house gas CNN BS", The earth's atmosphere air balance remains CONSTANT for the last 300 years that it has been measured - 20.9% O2 / 78.1% N / 0.9% Ar / 0.1% water vapor plus minute mathematically negligible traces of other gases such as CO2 - Ar at less than 1% volume is about 23 times more abundant than CO2 which all plant life on our planet NEEDS to generate O2 that animal life needs - so why are people actually trying to reduce CO2????????? It is literally so small you can't measure it except with the highest level of lab atomic measurement devices! it is truly an endangered chemical gas compound! dislikes (probably the same for all electric powered mowers): * have a spare set of batteries however - 2 times now the (2) mower batteries died literally on the last 10' long line of grass to mow * don't miss a mowing or any electric mower will struggle to catch up * weakening torque of the blade through the grass cut as the batteries lose charge in the last 20% or so of the charge - this can lead to inconsistency of cut and having to go back over already cut sections of grass Overall I'm very happy with my purchase - I also purchased the CRAFTSMAN V20 series electric cordless rechargeable items below that i also like: * hedge trimmer * blower * weed eater
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This Craftsman 2x 20 V push mower is good for light use trimming around my yard. The motor kicks in extra power for the thicker grass. I like its light weight. The wheels squeak a little bit, but a little WD-40 should fix that. The blade is thin. You don’t get quite as good a quality of cut as a gas powered model. The main thing that bothers me is that the handle height is fixed. I wish that I could lower it a little which would make it easier to push. If I had to mow a half acre, I’d get a more powerful self propelled model. I love the fact that you just push the start button and go. No more gasoline and oil changes and carburetor cleaning. I don’t miss that one bit!
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Whatever you do don’t buy this product turn and run from craftsman yard tools. fisher price could have designed a better mower I don’t know where to even start everything is plastic which makes it light but that doesn’t matter when the bar hight is set for Shaq and it immediately lifts the back wheels of the ground and doesn’t move you are constantly fighting it and it doesn’t even cut good the blade is only 2 inches on each side (which is really bad) and needs sharpened every 2 cuts or it just pushes your grass over and if not will leave your lawn with Mohawks all over “but at least it can finish 1 yard” wrong after a couple of cycles the batteries fade and it can only get through 3/4 of a yard that cut once a week and not only that the bolt that holds the blade is threaded the wrong direction so it gets loser and on mine melted the little plastic protector Peace (which u can’t find anywhere) it would please me to see this thing burn down to the ground Which it might do because one time it just died and started smoking but for now I am stuck with this pos buy a gas mower they are simply better and cheaper because you don’t have to replace them every 2 years.
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Used on a small yard and didn’t need a gasoline engine based on size. Does an acceptable job and meets my needs. Definitely would not use on larger yards or one with thick, dense grass. Has a higher gear that will automatically adjust to when mowing thicker grass, however uses more battery in this gear. Would like to be able to adjust to higher gear manually as I feel the cut would be better and battery life is more than sufficient for my size yard, takes approximately 30 minutes to mow. Storage friendly. Would have given additional stars if cut was better. Update - 7/18/2025: Difficult to find replacement blade?
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