24-Volt Cordless 21-Inch Rear Wheel Drive Self Propelled Lawn Mower Epic #EP21H

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Most advanced electric motor technology equals more power and longer run times; 7 position height adjustment from 1.5-inch to 3.5-inch; Removable Batteries Featuring On-Board And Off-Board Charging; Push Button Start With LED Battery Level Indicator. The revolutionary Epic Cordless Lawn Mower outperforms gasoline mowers with a touch of a button. Featuring Terra Phase Brushless Motor Technology - the future of lawn mowing is here. And here is why: Superior cut, Longer life, Quieter operation - Neighbor Friendly, Easier to start (push button), Easier to handle (self propelled), No spills (flip to sharpen or store without spills), Convenient to store (can hang on the wall), No Gas/No Oil/No Emissions, Can be powered by a solar panel, More economical to operate. The Epic Cordless Electric Self Propelled Lawnmower is powered by the Terra Phase Power System, is rear wheel drive self propelled, has a 3 in 1 steel deck (includes side discharge, bag and mulching option), no gas/no oil/no emissions, is quieter than a gas mower, includes a push button easy start system, no engine maintenance is required, features a LED battery power indicator, and On and off board charging options. If the Epic Lawn Mower is purchased with the solar panel option, it will produce no greenhouse gasses and no pollution of any kind. The solar panel will recharge the batteries in approximately 3 sunny days or 4-5 cloudy days. The lawn mower is self propelled, easy to use, and will typically cut 7,000 to 10,000 sq. ft of grass per charge depending on conditions. Offering consumers a viable electric alternative when choosing to replace their gas mower. The total pollution generated by all gasoline-powered lawn mowers is the equivalent pollution generated by 1.7 million cars; all of this pollution would be eliminated if they were replaced by Epic mowers. In addition, gas mower users regularly spill fuel during fill-ups; that all adds up to the amount of fuel contained in 2,800 tanker trucks. That too, would be eliminated by using Epic mowers.