Name: Homelite (20") 24-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower
Brand: Homelite
SKU: 10885
Availability: InStock
Rating: 2.31 (13 reviews)

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Homelite (20") 24-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower

Model: UT13126

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24 Volt, 20 Amp Rechargable Electric Lawn Mower
Requires no gas, no oil, has no fumes & starts every time
Pull Out Battery
Slide it in to mow, slide it out to charge or store
Battery can also be charged while in the mower
20" Cutting Deck
1 lever adjusts from 1.5" to 4" high for a manicured look
3 in 1 System
Mulch, rear bag, or side discharge grass clippings
7" Front & 9.5" Rear Ball Bearing Wheels
Maneuver smoothly over 1/4 acre or less
Safety Key System
Avoids accidental starting or misuse
Adjustable Handle
3 positions for different operator heights
Folds for easy transport & storage
Battery Charger Included
Plugs into normal household outlet
Fully charge battery pack every 30 days for best performance
50 minute run time; 1 year battery warranty

Specifications

UT13126

Motor

Battery Voltage

24 Volts

Battery Type

Lead Acid

Battery Included

Included

Overview

Weight

99 Pounds

Consumer Warranty

2 Years

Product Length

52 Inches

Product Width

21 Inches

Product Height

42 Inches

Power Type

Electric

UPC

046396553874

Deck

Cutting Options

3-in-1 (Side-Discharge/Bag/Mulch)

Blades

1 Blade

Deck Positions

3 Positions

Cutting Width

20 Inches

Cutting Height

1.5-4 Inches

Accessories

Rear Bagger

Included

Mulcher Kit

Included

Wheels

Front Tire Size

7 Inch

Rear Tire Size

9.5 Inch

Tire Type

NeverFlat

Reviews

(13)

Homelite UT13126 Reviews & Ratings

Do not buy

By Paul

Review Posted 06/02/2024

As all others have said, the batteries are useless as they don’t hold a change and stop charging after a couple of uses. Despite the weight and size of the batteries the lawnmower Bailey goes through heavy grass. It also weighs a ton and is very hard to manoeuvre especially if it’s hilly. It takes two batteries that are over $125 that we very hard to find and they seem to have lasted only a couple of charges. Do not buy this. Also there is no service available from Homelite as I tried for a week and for 10 calls no one ever answered the call so could not get any help from them.

Paul Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

3/5

Quality

3/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5

Cons:

Heavy, Bad Instructions

No battery power

By Sam D.

Virginia

Review Posted 09/06/2022

For a cordless mower, this machine weighs a ton and doesn’t maneuver well. Hard to push on small inclines and feels like you're pushing a tractor instead of a push mower. The battery doesn’t last very long and now after three uses, will not recharge! Better off buying three or 4 goats and letting them do the cutting. Now no longer available and battery replacement is also not available. Garbage.

Sam D. Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

3/5

Quality

1/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5

Cons:

Heavy, Expensive, Difficult To Use, Unreliable

Worst Battery Ever

By Sam

Virginia

Review Posted 06/06/2022

The mower itself looks very well built but the battery is one sorry piece. It only lasted a couple of recharges and then it would take nor keep a charge. What a big disappointment that sorry mower is.

Sam Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

1/5

Quality

1/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5

Pros:

Easy To Store

Cons:

Heavy, Expensive, Difficult To Use, Unreliable

Great Mower

By STEVE T.

TULSA, Oklahoma

Review Posted 01/03/2022

Decided to go gasless and electricless. Loved this little guy. Mowed great. Hardly any noise. Cuts good and lasted long enough to finish.

STEVE T. Recommends This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

5/5

Quality

4/5

Performance

4/5

Value

5/5

Pros:

Quiet, Features, Easy To Use, Id Buy It Again

Mower Feels Like Someone Is Sitting On It

By Lad K.

Rochester, New York

Review Posted 09/12/2017

The mower is not well balanced and it feels like someone is sitting on it, It takes more effort to mow the lawn than our old gas mower. It needs to be much lighter. Instead of calling it Homelite it should be Heavier than a home.

Lad K. Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

3/5

Quality

4/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5

Pros:

Quiet

Cons:

Heavy, Difficult To Use, Expensive

Worst lawn mower ever.

By Neil R.

Olney, Maryland

Review Posted 07/28/2016

Purchased this lawn mower from Home Depot about a year and a half ago for about $100 + ( not sure about the price). Used it may be 6 - 7 times over the period. The charger went bad after the third recharge. The battery charging light goes off in couple of hours, instead of turning Green. The chargen becomes excessively hot. Tested the battery with multimeter, and it does have 25.5 Volts. But as soon as I drop the battery in the mower, and start the mower, only one green lite comes on, and within couple of minutes, the light goes red, indicating there is no power, and then in few minutes the mower goes silent.

Contacted the manufacturer, they have the worst customer service / tech support. There is hardly any tech support. All they tell you to purchase new charger, new battery, and with shipping charges, you still not sure if it is the battery or the mower itself. The service dealer is 8 miles from where I live, and charges $50 up front for diagnosing. They, there is no guarantee, you wont end up giving your arm and a leg to them. Might as well buy a new mower of a known brand.

It is true Sears Craftsman mower laster me 10 times longer. It was still working, I just wanted to go green. Sheeeesh! Would not recommend this product even to my enemy.

Neil R. Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

2/5

Quality

1/5

Performance

2/5

Value

1/5

Solid Mower but not Great

By Brian W.

Midlothian, Virginia

Review Posted 06/02/2016

Bought it 5 years ago. Very happy with performance however the battery started to die and the replacement can be as much as a new mower. If you're handy and feel comfortable opening up a mower, you can replace the internal batteries for $70.

Add a new blade and it's like the mower is fresh out of the box. I would highly recommend this mower to anyone who has around 1.5 acres to cut, on flat land (I could imagine this mower can be seen as heavy by some folks and you'll get tired pushing up hill frequently).

This is an average lawn mower though. Solid, but not great. Some parts are noticeably poorly constructed, but the mower has it where it counts.

Brian W. Recommends This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

3/5

Quality

3/5

Performance

4/5

Value

3/5

the best mower ifor the money

By Phil W.

why, Alabama

Review Posted 03/11/2016

i brought this homelite 24 volts 2 years ago and use it to mow a100 x100 lot every week and it still mows like it did 2 years ago. the best purchase i ever made

Phil W. Recommends This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

5/5

Quality

5/5

Performance

5/5

Value

5/5

Excellent Mower However

By George W.

Palm Harbor, Florida

Review Posted 02/22/2016

I can order a new 24 volt batters and pick up at HomeDepot in 2 to 3 days. But I am unable to find the safety key that controls the electric motor. I have been searching Homelite online and over the phone and cannot locate the part. The mower is now useless with a $100.00 DOLLAR battery!

I tried online parts at HOMELITE and called the parts department and they did not have a clue what I was talking about. With out this safety key the mower is JUNK. Buyer beware of this parts and service company. Shame on you!

George W. Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

5/5

Quality

1/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5

Pros:

Quiet, Durable, Reliable, Easy To Store

Cons:

Low Quality, Parts Unavailable, Part Has No Part, No Safety Key Mower No Run

Poor choice

By John Sciacca

Laguan Niguel, California

Review Posted 09/18/2014

I had my Sears Craftsman for 15 years and it was still running fine but decided to "go green."

Unfortunately, I will be putting this Homelite 24 volt out for trash collection where it will end in a landfill.

The battery does not hold a charge and the mower lacks enough power to cut my grass. I wish I had read reviews before purchasing.

John Sciacca Does Not Recommend This

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Rating Breakdown

Features

2/5

Quality

1/5

Performance

1/5

Value

1/5