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Neuton CE 6.4 19-Inch 36-Volt Cordless Electric Mulching/Bagging Lawn Mower with Removable Battery | 
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| Brand: Neuton
Category: Lawn & Patio
List Price: $499.00
Buy New: $450.00
You Save: $49.00 (10%)
New (2) Used (1) from $450.00
Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 3643
Shipping Weight (lbs): 87.3
Dimensions (in): 39 x 22.5 x 17
Model: CEM 6X4
UPC: 843530000375
EAN: 0843530000375
ASIN: B00332F4D0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Removable 36-volt battery that costs about 10 cents to fully recharge in 12 hours. | | • | Versatile 3-in-1 cutting options include a rear grass bag, side discharge chute and mulching plug. | | • | Easy to use 1-touch cutting height adjustment from 1.2-inches to 3-inches. | | • | At only 69 pounds, the Neuton CE6 is easy to push | | • | No gas or oil means easy cleaning, no engine maintenance, and safe storage without spills or fumes |
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Product Description
The Neuton CE6 Mower gives you the powerful performance of a gas mower with convenience of DURACELL battery technology. There is no gas or oil to spill and no engine emissions to pollute the air. Neuton is the only mower powered by DURACELL. With 360 watt-hours of battery energy, it has plenty of power to mow through even tall, wet grass. The Neuton CE 6 mower is ideal for lawns up to 1/3 acre (about 15,000 sq. ft.) on a single charge. If you need more time, just drop in an optional spare battery and keep mowing.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 12
 Good... Get's better with time. April 22, 2010
2eXceL (California)
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
UPDATE: I have now used the mower over 5 times, and I can say that it keeps getting better, I think it's due to the fact that battery powered tools take a few charge-recharge cycles to get to their full power potential. I now have no problem cutting my entire yard, and have not had it struggle or leave many clippings on the yard.
I bought this mower as it is one of the Best Cordless, battery-powered electrics. It is rated at 36-volts and is 19-inches. This seems to compare pretty good to a gas model in terms of cutting time and speed.
I ordered the CE 6.4 model with the Duracell brand battery.
PROS:
1. Removable Battery life is good (after first charge)
2. EASY adjust height of all 4 wheels with ONE lever.
3. Large diameter wheels, Clean sturdy Design. Quiet too.
4. Easy Start, hold-down power button, and squeeze levers.
5. NO GASOLINE, no more trips to gas station.
6. This is a push-mower, but it is pretty Light-weight and easy to push.
CONS:
1. Don't let your grass get too big or overgrown.. it can struggle.
2. Similar to #1 above, the Bag is average for capacity of clippings.
3. Clippings are not always collected in the bag, even if bag is empty.
I unpacked (it comes mostly in modular assembly already) and assembled the entire mower in about 15 minutes, it is very easy and basically requires no tools, just use the parts supplied and assemble. Instructions could be improved. One of the things I didn't like was the Power cable that comes up from the unit to the handle bar is a little too long so it kinda hangs too much, even after you use the supplied tie downs, this can be fixed by adding your own zip-ties if you want, but not a major problem.
After the first charge, I mowed my yard, front and back, for about 45 minutes, at level 3 height, the grass had not been cut in a few weeks and the battery was dying towards the end, struggling to cut. The next time I went out to mow, grass only about 1.5 weeks had gone by and I cut the grass with not problems, mower seemed stronger and the Battery meter never went into the Yellow.
Overall this is a good mower IF: You mow regularly DON'T let it get too big and have a reasonably sized lawn. The mower will struggle if grass is wet or you are cutting too much length. My front and back yard are not small but I would say average size about 800-1000 sq. ft. total. If you have a large yard or multiple yards you can purchase an extra/spare battery for reserve. I do not think I will need that.
The only thing keeping me from 5 stars is that the bag doesn't always collect all the clippings and sometimes I have to go back over it with the mower to collect the remaining strips of clippings that were left on the grass... maybe loses 10% of clippings I would guess.
Also it comes with the mulching plug, but I have not tried that or any other accessories. I know Neuton offers a trimmer/edger attachment, but have heard its not very good. In the future I might get the Striping attachment which makes your lawn look patterned.
CHECK Neuton's website as some states or cities are offering CLEAN AIR REBATES for 50% off this product.
very pleased April 26, 2010
Ronald J. Blake (Detroit, MI)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought the Neuton CE6 19 inch, and have mowed my grass now three times. The first time the lawn was wet, the Neuton had no problem. Each time that i mowed i never came close to running the battery down. The lawn looks beautiful. I do not have a large lawn, but it works great. I am very pleased and would highly recommend this mower.
Fine product, good customer support May 14, 2010
J. Ross (Eugene, OR)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I traded in my gas machine for a Neuton 3 yrs ago, and I'm in love. I not only cut my 1/3 acre in the spring and summer, but also use the Neuton to grind ~10 tons of leaves in the fall for composting. Starts every time, no smell, no tuneups, no cranking. Folds up and stores in a VERY small space. I have a very hilly property with rock steps. I can take out the battery, fold up the mower and take it anywhere on my hip, if need be. I can fold it up and put it into the trunk of my car to take to another site, and I don't have to worry about gas smell/leaks.
Need customer support? I did. I spoke immediately on the phone to a knowledgeable human being in real English!
I own a lot of lawn/garden equipment, mostly Stihl. But the Neuton mower ranks among the best purchases I have made in my 61 years.
Best Lawm Mower for small lawns May 31, 2010
N. Smyth (Philadelphia, PA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We are on our second season with our Neuton CE 6.4 and I can now say thats its been great. My son uses the mower to cut our lawn and two others weekly. It is easy to start of course, its quiet relative to gas mowers and of course the best part - ZERO emissions. We have had no problems at all with the mower in over a year (times 3 lawns). We also have the trimmer package and this is very handy for trimming along staight lines like a sidewalk. not as good for curved but can still make it work well. the mower itself is light and fits nicely into the trunk of my car when needed. The one learning is that when the lawn is wet or grass is high, you will need to raise the deck to cut. we always mulch which works very well. A great purchase - we are very pleased and recommend this highly.
Really surprised! June 8, 2010
R. Horn (Orange County, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this lawn mower at a local trade-in event, where the local air quality district was taking your old gas mower and giving out highly discounted electric units. I had the option of either Neuton or Black & Decker, 14" or 19". I opted for the Nueton, just liked its styling better. My old gas mower was self-propelled, but that feature stopped working long ago and made it even harder to push.
Well, if you think electic doesn't have the power, you are wrong. This mower surprised me! I am a gearhead, but opted for a battery powered mower to "save the planet". The first time I turned it on, I thought "WOW"!
I cut my lawn on the lowest setting, and it did great, considering that my old gas mower used to cut it at a higher level. It did bog on some big patches of crab grass, but it only slowed the blade down a little and kept on going. My lawn is about 3000 sq ft and the battery level only dropped by half, by the charge meter. Deffinately works as good as my old gas mower, but easier to push. It didn't pick up all the grass, but neither did my gas mower, going back over the area sucks it right up.
The best part is, no more having to wonder if I have enough fuel to cut the grass! Just take the battery out each time, and charge it. Throw the battery back in later, once I notice its done charging.
Since the outside is smooth plastic it also cleans up really easy too.
Very happy that I have this mower. Check with your local air quality board too, maybe they'll offer a discounted one in your area.
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