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EGO POWER+ LM2114 21-Inch Push Mower Kit
Flat lawns where a push mower is comfortable
Choose this push mower for a 21-inch deck, three clipping modes and a cutting range that reaches four inches. One battery is included; plan around EGO's up-to-55-minute runtime claim and about 80 minutes to recharge.
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Published specifications
- 21-inch push mower
- One 56V 6.0Ah battery rated at 336 watt-hours and a 320W charger
- Up to 55 minutes of claimed runtime and about 80 minutes to recharge
- Seven cutting heights from 1.25 to 4 inches
- Mulch, two-bushel bag or side discharge; IPX4 and folding storage
Fit and limits
Strengths
- Four-inch maximum cutting height supports taller mowing
- Three clipping-management modes
- Folds for storage
Caveats
- No self-propel drive
- Only one battery is included
- About 80 minutes to recharge the included battery
Who this suits
This push mower suits flat or gently sloped lawns where a 21-inch deck and up to 55 minutes of claimed runtime fit the work. EGO provides seven cutting heights from 1.25 to 4 inches. University of Minnesota Extension recommends mowing typical Midwest lawns at three inches or higher.
What is in the box
The LM2114 kit includes the mower, one 56V 6.0Ah battery rated at 336 watt-hours, and a 320W charger that EGO says recharges it in about 80 minutes. The mower mulches, bags into a two-bushel bag or side discharges, and it includes LED headlights, folding storage and IPX4 weather resistance.
Limits to know before buying
This is a push mower rather than a self-propelled model, and only one battery is included. Plan around EGO's up-to-55-minute runtime claim and about 80 minutes to recharge; the runtime is not a promise that it will finish your particular lawn. Confirm the assembled weight before lifting the mower into storage or transport.
Primary sources
- POWER+ 21" Mower | EGO (LM2114)
- Learn More About EGO Batteries and How to Choose | EGO
- Mowing practices for healthy lawns | UMN Extension
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