Skil Red Skil Cordless Lawn Mower with Line and Brushless Motor (GT1E0231AA)

Battery-powered 25 cm lawn mower with line and brushless motor and integrated edging wheel

The "20V Max" SKIL 0231 is a powerful battery-powered lawn mower with a 25 cm working width designed for efficiently cutting grass and weeds. It is part of the SKIL brushless tool range, offering an unbeatable price-to-quality ratio. The brushless motor is faster, stronger, and lasts 10 times longer than a conventional brushed motor.
With automatic line feeding, there is no need to do it manually, allowing for uninterrupted grass cutting throughout the garden. The head of the cordless mower can be tilted into several positions, which is very important when working in hard-to-reach areas. Additionally, the head can be rotated at a 90° angle. The integrated edging wheel makes trimming edges even easier. Comfort during operation is enhanced by the adjustable telescopic handle, allowing each user to find the most suitable working position. Moreover, this line mower can precisely cut along walls, fences, or simply trim the edges of the lawn. Thanks to the flower protection system, there is no need to worry about damaging your plants and flowers. Due to SKIL's exclusive EASY STORAGE design, this tool takes up very little space after use.

SKIL 0231 AA is supplied with a 2.0 Ah "KEEPCOOL™" battery, fast charger, spool, and "EASY STORAGE" hook.

"PWRCORE 20™" industry-leading battery technology for all SKIL "20V Max" tools

The "PWRCORE 20™" system consists of industry-leading advanced battery and charger technology and modern features that you won't find anywhere else; for example, the patented battery cooling technology "KEEPCOOL™" extends runtime by up to 25% and doubles battery lifespan. The patented "ACTIVCELL™" technology ensures maximum performance and optimal battery protection. To ensure complete flexibility, "PWRCORE 20™" batteries and chargers are 100% compatible and interchangeable across all SKIL "PWRCORE 20™" electric and garden tools.

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