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I have most of the EGO tools except this. My yard is so small that I would be finished mowing in about 60 seconds. However I want this mower anyway. It’s totally unnecessary. LOL 👍👍👍

I've owned the 52" Z6 for ~7 months, and I've loved the machine. My house is on 1.6 acres of mowable grass, and I have no issue cutting it twice on one charge with a 3.5" cut. I use the grass bagger attachment, and if I cut the grass weekly, I can cut the whole lawn and only empty the bagged clippings twice. The high lift blades really do a good job sucking up all the clippings and mulching them very finely. My front yard is well beyond a 15 degree slope and I've had no issue mowing it with the z6. Mowing up-and-down or side-to-side is no problem. The grass bagging kit comes with 2 weights for the front end, and I think that helps with slope performance. I've also driven a zero turn for 25+ years, so I've gotten used to properly angling them for horizontal hillside cutting. You can use zero turns on most slope angles- you just need to practice. Years 1-4 I was sideway-skiing into everything when on a slope. I'll never forget sliding into a metal dog water bowl and getting the bowl hung in the grass discharge while bending a mowing blade on an old Yard King. Dad wasn't happy. Yard slope shouldn't be the deciding factor for getting a zero turn or not if you're willing to practice. I use the trailer hitch to pull a lawn broadcaster and a haul-trailer for bags of mulch. Have had no issue pulling a trailer with 500lbs of bagged bark chips up hill- can't really even feel the extra weight with the motor torque. So far I don't have any complaints. I have many many Ego tools and being able to use the 12Ah batteries with them has been great- I use the Ego battery backpack to wear the big 12Ah battery like a backpack and then connect the backpack to the tool using a super lightweight cable. Gives me all day tool battery life from 1 of the 12Ah batteries without wearing my arms out with an unbalanced tool....the 12Ah batteries are pretty dang heavy. Great system and I have never had any issues with any of my Ego tools.

I got an EGO snow blower 2 years ago. I was very impressed and ended up replacing all my yard equipment with EGO tools. Very good stuff!

Very thorough review as usual. I own several EGO tools, push mower, weed wacker, edger, blower pack, pole saw and hedge trimmer. The stuff is amazing. NO MORE gas to deal with or tune ups. At $7k if you consider no longer having to deal with gas, paying for tune ups, and down time, the price isn’t terrible. The guy at the local Lowes told me they sold over 40 of the 42” version ($6k). Just a matter of time before I get one. SMART move EGO to send it to this guy!

I have had my EGO push mower since 2018 and it has held up very well. Never had a problem with and cuts very well. I do raise it to the max when cutting thicker or wet grass. I have the string trimmer as well and works great. The pole saw attachment I would say is the worst performing. It could be user error though. My dad (lifetime landscaper) was skeptical about electric till he saw how well it was doing. Now at home he has switched to all electric equipment.

Those are coolest mowers on the market! Very well thought out by Ego!

I have the original 42" and about 2.5 acres to mow, i always manage to finish. Just got it back from service for a failed pcb. Ego warranty is 5y so it was covered. I also had a flat front tire and they sent out a new one pretty quickly. Now as for power, during the week it was being serviced I used my neighbor's cadet zt and the power difference is immense. Gas easily knocks down 3' grass, the z6 will need to do that slowly and will still get stuck often. Edit: I've got 40h on it so far, I use the hitch to pull a small dump trailer around for yard work and garbage day

Ego needs to do package deals where you pick out the batteries you want OR a 42" with 12Ah batteries either 4x or 6x. I wanted the 52" because of all 6x12Ah but 52" is a little too big for the lawns we do. Happy with the 42" but it could easily come with 12Ah batteries as an option.

Just bought an ego self-propelled mower and it's great. Super quiet. It does tend to get bogged down anything over then. 4 inches of grass Will definitely be purchasing the other sets of tools with it

In addition to the belt for the deck, you would also be doing away with 3 deck spindles. There's no "transmission" as such on a zero turn, but you would be doing away with 2 wheel motors ($600/each for my machine), two hydraulic pumps, and a large fluid reservoir. With nearly 20 years on my mower, I am very interested in an electric replacement!

Awesome video, I’m so team EGO,I have a lot of their tools and love the! They are pricey,but you get what you pay for!

I have an ego 21” and I have to say my favorite feature is you can use the self propel without the blade running. Don’t know why that’s so novel to me, it makes perfect sense that they’d be separate motors, but is real nice lol. It’s the little difference that make it special.

I bought a battery powered weed eater and absolutely love it! I’m not crazy about electric cars, but I do like the idea of this mower!

Game changer for suburban living. Think of all that noise completely gone!

As soon as you said 6 batteries, I knew the mower would be rather expensive. I have an EGO push mower and I love it! The price was about $650 and the battery made up about $350 of that. It comes at a price, but never dealing with gas, oil, etc. is great - especially with the price of gas! 😳😆

Each battery is $550 not including shipping or tax. Times that by 6 and the battery pack you have is $3300 before tax and shipping.

cool mower dude!

They need to build a snowblower for it, other than that seems really good. I'd love to see these in the hands of the ground crews at public spaces like parks, no more mowing noise.

Great review as always! Makes me wish our yard was a better fit for a zero turn mower. Unfortunately it’s broken into lots of smaller areas and lots of angles and slopes. I am sold on the Ego ecosystem already though- the chainsaw is awesome. Thank you for being an outstanding guide!

Hello, I always admire your uniqueness, thanks for sharing this wonderful video, keep up the good work my friend, good luck!

Nice review!

another great video, thx

I have an EGO push mower that I like a lot, has never given me any trouble. I have a Cub Cadet electric lawn tractor that I use to mow about four acres. There are a couple of nuisance parts on the Cub Cadet that I break more often than I would like but I keep spares on hand so I can fix pretty quickly. I have been looking at this EGO, they have a few at the local Lowe's, if there is any end of season sale I might get one.

When you get it do you have to set the transmission like I had to with my gas unit? I have a 46 inch Husqvarna. I love it. Wish they made a smaller one.

Battery life and replacement cost is my hold up. My walk behind Toro is 13 years old. Starts on the first pull every time.

I always love watching Silver Cymbal's KZfaq videos. They are very educative and the best out there in term of simplicity of presentations. Can someone tell Tesla to make electric engines for lawn mowers or just partnership with EGO to make them? Tesla can follow the example of Kawasaki by making electric awn mowers across different brand lines. Thank to a new California law, gas-powered lawn mowers are gonna be phased out.

As a lawn mowing business owner/operator I love the battery option….in theory. I cut grass 5 days per week most work days are 6 to 7 hours of cutting. It’s the cost of battery powered zero turn mowers. The 52” is a possible work horse, but at $6500 plus for the EGO and not long enough run time for my work day, it’s a no go. The Toro revolution zero turn mowers are more appropriate for my job, but at $30,000…..it will never happen for my company, I love the environment but I have to make a profit.

I have a Ryobi RM480e that I bought on Facebook Marketplace for $1500, retail was $2800+tax at the time. I've been using it for almost 3 years and I absolutely love not having to ever go get gas or do any other maintenance to it other than the blades and make sure the tires have air. I do wish the mower motors were stronger because I don't like making multiple passes and I cut my lawn a little low. I also wish I had an AWD model because I get stuck in my swale sometimes lol. It's rated at 2 acres and I have only a 1/4 acre but I have tested not charging it and I have easily gotten 7 cuts out of that and it would die on the 8th cut. Highly recommend going electric for a mower.

I can’t see this being functional 5-10 years down the road. I’ve always bought used zero turns that were around that age and this is getting into the territory of used electric cars where battery replacement cost means you throw it away when the batterys die.

Xlnt review. Thanks. In your estimation, how will this mower stand the test of time? We have about 2.5 acres, most which is gentle slopes. In Iowa we only mow during spring/summer/fall.

Another great review. I'd love to try this out on my 1.5 acre :D

Waiting for your video on handling those weeds! I have about an acre as well in our new house and managing that has been disappointing. Sometimes I feel I may never achieve the lush lawn I've always wanted.

Doing research on these. I was waiting g for a 52". The ego does seem to be well made. I have heard and read that the ryobi machines are problematic. As usual thanks for the review.

I have a bunch of Ego tools. All amazing. If I was in the market for a zero turn i wouldn't hesitate to go Ego.

I am still mowing with a mover from sears that is over 40 years old now. I have had to replace one front tire and that is it. I change the oil every 2 years and it is still running strong. No electric for me. My wife bought me a Kobalt electric string trimmer and even with 4 batteries it won't do our entire yard. I just picked up an Echo string trimmer and it does the entire yard with no problem.

Good stuff! I'd be interested to know your opinion of the new Ryobi 54" zero turn lithium-ion mower in comparison.

Great video. Can you possible do other reviews of EGO lawn equipment? I know you use matika lawn push mowers but still would like reviews on EGO

Great video! I want to be on board with battery powered yard tools but I’ve been disappointed with battery life. Not necessarily run time but deterioration of battery over time. I think this is the future of home lawn care but we are not there yet. I thought about going battery powered for mower but reviews are not pretty long term.

Try that 12 Ah battery on the trimmer and let me know how your shoulder feels after 15 minutes lol.

this mower is so awesome its already on clearance at my local lowes.

Great review 👍👍👍

Is the battery charger 110 volt? Reason I ask is my lawn and garden shed only has 110, it would be a pain to charge it in the garage every time then move it to shed.

Does it make you want to replace your Kubota, or do you need to try the bagging/mulching kit?

I have been using a Greenworks mower since 2016 and the batteries that came with it still hold a good charge on it. I know its not the same product but it gives an idea of how long the batteries last on this type of equipment.

Would like to know how this is working a year or two from now, if the batteries can hold up over time or if it's going to be a complete waste of money

Love my ego 21 inch select cut

Very cool

Very nice machine 👌 have 6.5 acres finished grass area. Mostly in Canada there going to what $ 12,000 .

Nice 🤝🤟🏼

Do you have to send it back to Ego or did they allowed you to keep it?

I've had 4 ego batteries in the past 3 years and every single one of them has issues after about a year. I switched back to gas blowers and trimmers because the batteries do not last long term. I would be worried about these batteries.

Sooner or later these big mowers will be autonomous. Great video thank you.

I live in suburb and don’t have a need for a ride on mower, but boy is that one neat. Do you think you’ll replace your diesel?

I can't wait to see the projects you get up to with that Kubota back there.

What is the actual run time? Thinking about running this for residentials and getting a solar setup on the trailer to constantly charge a separate 6 batteries

my ego mower came with instructions that said to store the battery indoors. its the same 56V as the ones shown here.

I have the snt2400 snowblower. I was skeptical about buying the thing because of the batteries. I will have a review this winter in Maine

I think Ego is the best electric mower currently on the market.

I would like to have one of these just to use occasionally. I’d never get rid of my gas powered Z but for the price of this mower I’d spend a little more and get a traditional gas powered zeroturn.

Very cool! Careful with them slopes 😅 i always take my slopes sideways

Was just in the market for a new mower and was really considering an EGO ZT (I have many of their other lawn power equipment and really love the convenience). For me, the one thing that turned me away from this is that the batteries are only graded to last 3-5 years when you read their instruction manual. Sure you don't pay for gas or upkeep, but that's a huge cost to replace all six batteries when they start to go. Not to mention, who knows if the battery life/strength is maintained through all of those years. I'm definitely interested in this technology in the future, but still feel there's much to be proven

Price seems fair for a high quality zero turn. Problem I have had in the past with direct drive blades, what if you hit something with a blade like a rock? I have had problems with companies not having a sheer pin or key and it bent the motor shaft - of course they don't warranty that. How's this one handle that? Also, what battery chemistry is it?

I'd love to see a follow up, has the mower held up over the past year? Battery life still good, etc

A new ego 12 amp battery is $600 so 6 of them is actually worth $3,600, not $2,000. Half the cost of the mower is the batteries and that's common along any battery line.

Your video have helped me reach over $200,000 in stocks by age 24! Thanks . Keep the videos coming

Is there a place to put a license plate, so I can drive it to the store? 😁 With the price of gas in Michigan, that would be a bargain! Thanks for another great video!!!

How long do the blades last? Sharpening them?

I LOVE your vids, have you ever tried one of the 21' ego mowers I have a few Ego products and am looking to switch to the mower next season

Do the main drivers still have gears/transmissions that need grease?

Anyone got a handle on battery replacement cost?? And how long is the battery's service life??

I have to say it's definitely a cool looking mower, but I'd personally never pay that much for a electric mower.. I'll always stick to my gas lawn tractor. I'm still using my tractor that was built in 1990, I always maintenance it and it's never left me down. So I've had my Tractor for over 30 years, I honestly don't think this EGO will last no where near that long. So $6000 they can keep it!!!! I still loved the review. Thank you for sharing

Is it waterproof? Can you use a pressure washer on the bottom of the deck?

Pretty cool machine! Pretty hefty price tag though too..

I'm interested in the longevity of these electric yard mowers. Do you think they'll last 20-25 years before the batteries or motors go bad?

One thing to note about direct drive blades vs belt driven, when cutting in tough stuff, the momentum of the other blades in a belt drive helps with getting the blade through the tough stuff. In direct drive, each blade is on its own. Other than that, this seems like an option I am looking at seriously.

I wish they made a smaller zero turn. I only need like a 36".

I like it. I saw one the other day. I gave it a good looking over. Seeing your video reinforces it's a good machine. However, the price point is out of my reach.

I am ordering one in a few weeks, I just need to get a shed to hide it first.

I have a Toro ZTR, I take good care of it but almost want it to have a catastrophic failure because I want an electric ZTR so bad.

I was waffling between the Z6 and the Ryobi 80v 54". Ended up getting the Ryobi but they both are getting good reviews.

I would love to see the Hart rider tested. I would probably never get one due to budget but I am a huge fan of hart.

Does the charger run on 120vac or 240vac?

The 12Ah EGO batteries sell for $549 at Ace hardware, and $599 at Lowes, so for six of them, even if we assume a bulk rate of $500 per, that's $3,000 of the total price in batteries alone, which really brings the cost of the mower itself down quite a bit.

Kavli finisha blades would turn this thing into a beast. There's a Ryobi 54" video on KZfaq that uses them and tall grass is a breeze 😉 I think I'll pass on the price they're asking here in NZ. "Due in December", the 42" only for now, and a $12,500nzd price tag!

All these electric OPE are awesome. The only problem is, with all this electronics, who will repair them if they break?

I was expecting this to be like $10,000. $6k is a steal, I will trade my car for this. This is the best thing I've ever seen.

So did you buy the unit or did they give it to you?

Is that wall mounted charger 110 or 220?

$7000? umm thats a little steep. not to mention the batterys life wont outlast a gas engine , not even close

Given the High Price of Gas that'll definitely save you money in Long Run, downside those are a lot of Batteries to recharge. 🔌🔋

before I would be interested you would need to guarantee the batteries for ten years. the electronics for ten years. Cut the cost by 30%. What is the run time If you were lawn service what is four acres in cut time. would you need 12 extra batteries to get 8 hr.?

Beautiful location

Thank you for your review. I'm concerned about the ride. I live in the country and my lawn is not perfectly flat. Do I need a kidney belt to use this machine :)

That price is incredible but maybe even more so is the cost of the batteries. Sure you might not need to do tuneups but you will have to replace batteries if you keep the mower for a decade. These are unclimate controlled cells, they will degrade faster in a hot garage or cold shed.

How much will replacement batteries cost 5-6 years from now? And will they be easy to get? Nobody knows

I'm wondering how the batteries will hold up after being stored in the shed for one cold winter? 🤔

They need to double stack the batterys to keep the rear length down. Keep the bottom batterys as is but turn the second row sideways

If it was $4999 I'd go out to Lowe's today and buy one.

I have 4 acres and was on the fence about buying this mower. I ended up with a John Deere 7000 series instead because I was afraid of how much it would cost to eventually replace the batteries. I'm invested in all other ego products and I love them but the battery replacement on the mower scared me.