Rasaerba manuale Gardena HandyMower

The Gardena HandyMower is a battery-powered push lawn mower designed for small gardens and lawns up to 50 m². It has a 22 cm mulching blade that finely shreds grass clippings and returns them to the lawn as natural fertiliser. The mower is supplied as a Ready‑To‑Use set including a charger and one 18 V 2.5 Ah POWER FOR ALL battery, offering up to 25 minutes of runtime. Its lightweight, compact design and pivoting handle make it easy to manoeuvre and store.

Advantages

The HandyMower’s mulching blade eliminates the need to collect grass clippings, saving time and storage space while providing natural fertilisation. Three-stage cutting-height adjustment (30–50 mm) allows you to set the desired lawn height. One- or two-handed operation and a pivoting handle improve accessibility in tight spaces. An LED indicator on the tool shows the remaining battery charge. The included POWER FOR ALL battery is compatible with other tools in the alliance.

Suitable for

• Small lawns and gardens up to 50 m²
• Quick maintenance and spot mowing
• Areas with narrow passages or under garden furniture

Key specifications

• Cutting width: 22 cm
• Cutting height: 30–50 mm (three stages)
• Maximum lawn area per charge: up to 50 m²
• Power source: 18 V battery (included 2.5 Ah)
• Runtime: up to 25 minutes
• Operation: push mower, one‑ or two‑handed use
• Colour: Orange / Blue / Black
• MPN: 14620-20
• EAN: 4078500054157

How to use

Charge the included 18 V 2.5 Ah battery before first use following the charger instructions. Select the required cutting height using the three-stage adjustment. Start mowing by pushing the HandyMower over the lawn, using one- or two-handed operation as needed. The mulching blade will finely cut the grass and return clippings to the lawn. Monitor the LED battery indicator and recharge when the charge is low. Fold the handle into the upright position for compact storage after use.

Recommendations

For best results, mow when the grass is dry and avoid overloading the mower by cutting excessively tall or wet grass in a single pass. Regularly check the blade for damage and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance and safety instructions.