- How big a lawn can it handle on one charge?
- That depends on the battery. With a typical 60V pack, expect roughly a third to half an acre; larger lawns are better served by a spare battery.
- Is it worth it over a gas push mower?
- If you want no gas, oil changes or pull starts and already own Toro 60V batteries, yes. If you have a large lawn or a tight budget, a gas mower still costs less up front.
- Can it mulch and side discharge?
- Yes. The 21-inch deck supports bagging, mulching and side discharge, so you can switch based on grass length and conditions.
- Does it use the same batteries as other Toro 60V tools?
- Yes. It runs on Toro's 60V Flex-Force batteries, which also fit Toro's 60V trimmers, blowers and chainsaws.
- Does the mower come with a battery and charger?
- Check the listing's box contents before buying. Some Toro 60V kits include a battery and charger and some are tool-only, and the product name alone does not tell you which.
- When do mower prices usually drop?
- Mower prices usually fall in late fall and around spring sales events, so those are the times to watch for a better price.
- Where is the Toro 60V 21in Self Push cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $529.00, as of our latest check.