$299.99
Toro 60V MAX Flex-Force 6.0Ah Lithium-Ion Battery
3.7144 Reviews
Item # 2261544
$299.99
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Take charge of the yard with the Toro Flex-Force Power System 60-Volt Lithium-Ion battery. Get maximum power, performance and runtime from the intelligent battery software. The Flex-Force Power System automatically optimizes the interchangeable battery's performance for each product/application, so you always get the most out of your experience.
- 60-Volt MAX, 6.0 Amp-hour, 324 Watt-hour
- Part of the 60V Max* Flex-Force power system, the interchangeable battery and tools that include America's #1 walk mower and snowblower brand, blowers, trimmers and more
- Future-proof design engineered to not become obsolete as technology changes, your tools won't have to
- Unique thermoplastic case provides superior protection against extreme heat, cold, and drops
- 4-light LED fuel gauge so you always know how much runtime you have
- Quick-grab handle makes carrying and swapping in and out of multiple tools easy
- 3-year limited battery warranty - With Toro, peace of mind comes standard, so you can focus on what matters: The best-looking yard on the block.
- Battery manufacturer rating is equal to 60-Volt maximum and 54-Volt typical usage, actual voltage varies with load
- Compared to Toro 60-Volt L108 and L135 batteries, maximum power output measured in watts based on battery cell manufacturer's rated specification, actual maximum power output dependent on the use conditions and tool used
- Based on average TraQline dollar share for walk behind mower market from 2017 to 2020
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Slick605
Sioux Falls, SD
Review 1
Age45 to 54
GenderMale
1 out of 5 stars.
Mower was great until the battery wouldnt charge
2 months ago
Unfortunately, I decided to purchase one of these Toro electric mowers that was supposed to be so great... so great that the battery would not take a charge after 2 months from purchasing and was told that I had to take the battery to an authorized toro dealer to test the battery....I left both the charger and battery for testing. Upon doing so they told me that the battery was bad and i never got my charger back either. And I was given a 6 ah battery instead of the one I got with my mower (8ah). Toro claims a 3 year warranty on batteries, which serial numbers can tell you when it was made, but they still did not want to replace my battery
Originally posted on Toro.com
Response from Toro.com:
2 months ago
Toro Customer Support
We’re sorry to hear about the inconveniences you’ve experienced with your 60V battery. Please note that your 60V battery comes with a Toro 3-year warranty, which provides protection against manufacturing defects upon inspection by an independent Authorized Service Dealer. The service dealers are available to inspect and provide you with the best repair option. We do have a list of dealers in your area with their phone contact information on Toro.com/locator, should you want to contact another dealer. Moving further, please note that dealers operate as an independent business. We recommend that you ask the dealer to connect with their dedicated dealer support and they may help you with any issues that you have encountered. Additionally, we recommend referring to the operator's manual available at Toro.com/manual for guidance and maintenance tips. It offers useful insights and maintenance tips for your battery.
Chema
Review 1
3 out of 5 stars.
Low life
3 months ago
1 year battery then will be cheaper purchase a new blower or trimmer
Originally posted on Toro.com
georgb
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
plan to replace every 1 to 2 seasons
3 months ago
Poor longevity - was gifted a mower with a 6 and 7.5ah battery spring of 2024. Everything worked better than expected and I could mow my 1/4 acre lot on 2/3 charge of the 7.5ah battery. now, 1.5 seasons later it take both batteries on a full charge to barely finish the lawn (i mow every 4-5 days so only cutting less than 1"). batteries are kept/ charged inside when not in use. I plan on replacing the mower next season with a gas one because the batteries are way too expensive to be replacing every 2 years.
Originally posted on Toro.com
Response from Toro.com:
3 months ago
Toro Customer Support
We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with your battery's runtime. Please note that battery performance can vary depending on usage conditions. Cutting long or damp grass tends to drain the battery more quickly than mowing short, dry grass. For optimal performance, we suggest checking the operator’s manual available at Toro.com/manuals for troubleshooting tips and maintenance guidance. Additionally, please note that your 60V battery comes with a Toro 3-year warranty, which provides protection against manufacturing defects upon inspection by an independent Authorized Service Dealer. These professionals will be able to inspect and provide you with the best repair option. Please visit Toro.com/locator to find an independent Authorized Service Dealer near you. Overall, this battery receives 4.6 out of 5 stars from over 300 customers. Therefore, we encourage folks with any issues to utilize the warranty protection, and you should have a 5.0-star experience!
CBCB
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
4 months ago
Had the Toro mower with 6amp battery. Im in Florida so grass fast and thick. Good charge does the front yard which is wide. Started recently mot being able to finish the yard. Check warranty, I had this unit and battery for goi g on 4 years. Warranty is 3 years. Use it every week and it cuts 2-4 inches every week. Battery pricey but no gas purchase for almost 4 years. No motor repairs. I like it.
Originally posted on Toro.com