Camping and garden equipment compared by practical setup and maintenance needs.
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For a compact push mower in the PowerShare platform
The WG779 is a documented 14-inch push mower supplied with two 20 V 4.0 Ah PowerShare batteries and a dual-port charger. The manufacturer lists bagging and mulching, six height positions, and a folding handle.
For selectable blade setups and self-propelled drive
EGO lists LM2130SP as the tool-only configuration of its 21-inch Select Cut self-propelled mower. The maker documents three interchangeable lower blades, an eight-position 1-to-4-inch range, and a two-bushel bag; battery and charger are not included.
For an EGO kit with battery and rapid charger included
EGO identifies LM2102SP as a 21-inch self-propelled kit with a 7.5 Ah battery and rapid charger. Its US product page lists a two-bushel bag, three clipping modes, six height positions, and a 0.9-to-3.1-mph drive range.
For a documented 36 V self-propelled mower with adjustable drive pace
The SPCM1936 is a 19-inch self-propelled cordless mower. BLACK+DECKER’s manual identifies a 36 V sealed lead-acid system and RB3612 battery for this model; the exact seller bundle and runtime are not established here.
For a documented corded mower with three clipping modes
Greenworks identifies SKU 25022 as a 12 A, 20-inch corded push mower. The official product specification lists a steel deck, seven height positions, and mulching, rear-bagging, and side-discharge modes.