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GRIN BM53A-82V battery lawn mower

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GRIN BM53A-82V battery lawn mowerThe Grin BM53A 82V battery lawn mower with automatic traction equipped with the Cramer electric motor powered by an 82V lithium ion battery. The 8Ah and 82V battery allows you to mow up to 1. 000 1. 200 m, under normal conditions, with one full charge. With an additional 8Ah battery, it is possible to mow up to 2. 000 2. 400 m with this cordless lawn mower. The 2 SPEED professional traction in oil bath, in aluminum casing, is reliable and powerful and

The Grin BM53A-82V battery lawn mower with automatic traction equipped with the Cramer electric motor powered by an 82V lithium-ion battery.

The 8Ah and 82V battery allows you to mow up to 1.000-1.200 m², under normal conditions, with one full charge. With an additional 8Ah battery, it is possible to mow up to 2.000-2.400 m² with this cordless lawn mower.

The 2 SPEED professional traction in oil bath, in aluminum casing, is reliable and powerful and allows you to adjust the speed according to the conditions of the lawn.
The innovative Grin design of the traction, mounted on GRIN suspended axles, enables to increase shock resistance and durability.
Built on the proven Grin chassis, with the standard ENGINE PROTECTION CONE, it is equipped with a 1,5 KW electric motor, that assures incredible performance in tall grass and difficult conditions, similar to a machine with internal combustion engine.

The electronics enable the variation of the motor’s RPM from 2.600 to 2.900, optimizing battery life thanks to automatic power adjustment according to mowing conditions.
Thanks to the structural integrity and the motor, it is widely appreciated by professional gardeners.

Cramer 82V 8AH Battery and charger included. 

Technical specification - 

Display SKU

PFO-0061

Model

GRIN BM53A-82V

Cutting Width

53cm

Mowing Height

4 heights, adjustable

Slopes

0 – 30°

Motor

Cramer 82V – Lithium ION – High efficiency with integrated control, safety key

Start

Electric

Engine Protection Cone

Standard

Handlebar

Foldable with quick anti-vibration regulators

Drive System

Professional with 2 speeds

Mowing Capacity

1,000 / 1,200 m² with one full charge (8Ah-82V battery)

Professional / Domestic

Professional

Weight

35kg (without battery)

If your space is larger than the recommended mowing capacity or you'd prefer to make lighter work of your lawn care, consider switching from a self propelled lawn mower. For arger spaces why not view our ride on mower range - or cut out the manual labour and opt for a robotic lawn mower instead.  

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