Mower battery chargers can be bought both online and in discount stores. If you do not need a battery, but only a charging unit, it might be best to look on the Internet for an outlet or parts chain that will get the piece to your doorstep in a hurry.
In the present day of futuristic lawn care equipment, something that not even old Verne could imagine, is the possibility of choice; whether it is a gas-powered or electric (battery powered) mower. (And, as we’ve talked about—there will most likely be a hybrid available in the near future, as hybrid cars are already a hot item on the market!) Both types of mowers will use a charger, whether it is to help it start or to keep it mowing strong.
Riding mower battery chargers are one of the easiest things to find. Visit your local retail store, such as Big R and even Wal-Mart and you’ll most likely find the unit you need. The charger will simply plug into a wall outlet and charge the mower battery in about two hours. It might take more time if the battery is particularly old. Also as a note, if you have a car battery charger, that might also work for charging your lawnmower battery, though ONLY if it is a 12-volt. Some car chargers allow you to regulate the voltage—if this is your case, check it all out carefully beforehand.
Other battery-powered mowers also use a huge battery that will require charging. Robot mowers will find their charging station with ease. These batteries can take about two to three hours to charge as well. Most likely, you won’t have to ever replace the charger, but you might have to replace the central battery every three to five years. If you yard is small, you might never have to replace it.
So, both types use chargers. It’s best to do a simple search and in no time, you’ll find the right product to fit your needs.