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A 60V mower would be just willy-waving. If what you're cutting needs 60V, you shouldn't be using a mower.

Given Dewalt's entire OPE range to date has both 20V and 40V versions, I'd lay money that a 40V model is not far behind this.

But a 2x 20V model is just what I'm after. I'm assuming the quoted 1/4 acre runtime is for 2x 5Ah. Stick a couple of big FVs in there and I guess the runtime would (broadly) scale up accordingly.

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Possibly because homeowners outnumber landscapers 100,000:1 ??

 

60V tools are a big hit but overkill for majority of homeowners who've already bought into 20V

40V is for the professional landscaper/maintenance guy

20V is where the mass market is.

 

 

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It will be a while before the pro landscaper even gives a glance towards battery power tools.  I recently saw a video of a Makita chainsaw with two 18v batteries cutting a 6x6 and it was laughable.

 

When I owned a tree svc I used to send all my saws out to be ported to get more power out of them, even the 088. 

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This looks great. I hope it works well because it would be handy to have. 

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12 hours ago, Grumpy MSG said:

Seems like  it is a little more expensive than a basic gas powered mower, but less than most higher quality mowers.

Thats not a bad price at all. I think my gas push mower was around the same price. It does have powered rear wheels with Toro's personal pace system which this doesn't have. 

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