Electric Lawn Mower

Looks cute. Needs no yearly service. Carburators don’t gunk up, can’t flood the engine and it doesn’t use gas or pollute or make terrible noise on a Sunday morning when the neighbors are asleep.

It’s the Neuton CE6 . Easier to use than a gas-powered mower — squeeze the handlebar to start the motor, recharge overnight! 19″ cutting width.

Some gas mowers can reach 90 decibels — a noise level that can cause hearing damage with exposure beyond 15 minutes per session, according to The World Health Organization-with the Neuton CE 6 model, you’ll never need to wear hearing protection

No emissions. Amazing

Approximate cost to run a gas mower: YEAR 1: Gas and Oil: $35 YEAR 2: Gas and Oil: $35 / Tuneup: $60 YEAR 3: Gas and Oil: $35 YEAR 4: Gas and Oil: $35 / Tuneup: $60 TOTAL: $260  Approximate cost to run a Neuton mower: YEAR 1: Electricity: $2.80 YEAR 2: Electricity: $2.80 YEAR 3: Electricity: $2.80 YEAR 4: Electricity: $2.80 TOTAL: $11.20

• - Eliminate pollutants and carbon emissions (Americans use 800 million gallons of gasoline for their lawn mowers each year).
• - Eliminate accidental fuel spillage (the 17 million gallons of gas spilled filling lawn mowers each year is a major contaminate to our underground water tables).
• - Eliminate ear-damaging noise (gas mowers can damage your hearing and the peace & quiet of your neighborhood!).

• Removable, rechargeable battery
• Recharging costs about 10 cents
• Fully recharges in 12 hours
• Runs for up to an hour (depending on grass conditions)
• Battery lasts for five years (with proper care)
• Battery is over 95% recyclableR
• Rear grass collection bag

• Side discharge chute
• 360 watt-hour battery
• Battery charger
• Safety key
• $499