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Default Cordless electric lawn mowers?
Anybody have experience with battery-run lawn mowers? Black & Decker, Toro, Neuton, whatever? Can you get an extra battery and exchange them yourself for longer mowing time, or do you have to take it somewhere to have the battery changed? Pros and cons?

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