HART 40-Volt Cordless Brushless 20-inch Self-Propelled Mower Kit, (1) 5.0Ah Lithium-Ion Battery

Great for my situation I'm having back issues a bad the pull cord start style is a no go. Ladies with this easy push button start and propel function as a definite help. I suggest you buy one of these! yes, you have to unload the bag but it is still very simple, it even has a gage for how fast do you want the propelled motion to move forward, it's very nice! You have to charge the battery of course but it doesn't take long to fill the charge for the next section of the house. I'd say .long enough so you can have a cool glass of sweet tea! Lol 😆 It is a star 🌟 for me!

I am a disabled female and was concerned about the weight of the mower, and whether the Hart mower would work for me even though it was self propelled. I bought it on Walmart.com. I did not load it into my car. A very nice man named Scott at the McCart Ave store in Fort Worth was on Walmart pick-up duty to load the mower into the car. My next worry was about unloading it because of my disabilities. I was able to push/slide the smooth-bottomed box out of my car. I slid the box out of the car onto my feet. It did not feel heavy at all. I already had another item to let the mower drop onto so there would be no impact to the floor.The smooth bottom of the box made it easy to slide around with my feet to allow enough room to roll the mower out, I sliced the packing tape, opened the box, and pried the heavy-duty staples out which was the hardest and most time-consuming part. I discovered that the mower was already assembled and ready to push out. All I had to do was extend the handle which snapped into place without any trouble like the instruction diagram indicated. I was worried about turning it on end to check for the piece of wood that the illustration indicated was underneath. They could change that. That part indicates how to change a blade, but confuses the buyer into thinking there is a piece of wood lodged like a safety piece you find while unpacking other items like printers or toaster ovens. Anyway, I put my foot on one tire and lifted. It wasnt any heavier than lifting my 13-lb bag of cat food . I rolled the mower out and nervously began doing something my disability has prevented years. The motor started right up with the push button. I set the Cruise Control on the lowest because I was afraid it would take off too fast for me. I pulled the self-propel bars toward me, and off we went on a nice leisurely pace. I didnt even have to push or pull to turn. Holding down one of the self-propel handles was like leading a horse in the direction you want to ride. The only problem I had with this experience was that I didnt place the bag correctly. I finally figured out that it was a user problem. My grass was mostly weed growth and quite tall. This mower tackled the job with ease. There were a few resistant-weed areas that I had to re-mow, but from what I remember about a heavy-duty gas mower, the need to re-mow a few areas again was the same. Weeds with stickers are awful, argh! I took a phone call and could hear above the noise; otherwise, the only thing I could hear were the stickers clicking underneath. It passed my disability test and the weed/sticker test. I can't wait to mow again, and to buy the blower weed-eater combo. That will have to wait to save up money again. When I go into my garage, I see my new mower stored on its end. I cant wait to mow again. I was a little sore the next morning, but Yay! I did it thanks to Hart and their building a mower that even I can use.