Toro Recycler 22 in. SmartStow 60-Volt Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Battery Walk Behind Mower, 6.0 Ah Battery/Charger Included
Personal Pace® Auto-drive transmission adjusts to you. 22″ Recycler cutting deck with Vortex turbocharged airflow. 3-phase brushless motor with RunSmart® onboard intel.
The Toro 60V Max 22″ Recycler Mower is the perfect excuse to up your cutting game on every level. Part of America’s #1 brand of mowers, it makes easier and faster work of the entire job. Recycler cutting deck with Vortex turbocharged airflow keeps clippings suspended longer, cutting them over and over. And of course, the finer the mulch, the finer your lawn. Personal Pace self-propelled Auto-Drive transmission senses how fast you walk and adjusts in real time. It also knows when you’re going up hills and sends extra power to the wheels. As part of the Toro 60V Flex-Force Power System you get the advantage of the most powerful battery in its class*, which commands a full line of unbeatable tools. Go from tool to tool to tool, done and done and done.
- Finally, a mower that adjusts to you, with no knobs, no levers, no messing around. Grab the easy-to-steer handle and go. Welcome to Personal Pace Auto-Drive – the self propel, evolved.
- Cuts up to 1/3 of acre in 40 minutes or less on a full charge
- 3-phase brushless motor with RunSmart onboard intel that optimizes RPM and torque for peak performance in the toughest conditions, giving you more power, more runtime, and longer life from your tool.
- Part of the Toro 60V Flex-Force Power System with the most powerful battery in its class.
- Time Saver. Mow more in less time, Save time, finish faster, and make your job easier. Cut a wider path with each pass with an extra-long 22 in. blade.
- Full 22-inch cutting deck is the largest in the Flex-Force lineup. With the Durable Steel Deck you’ll love the superior cutting and mulching performance it provides. You’ll have no problems cutting in tight spaces
- Save Storage Space. Now you can fold, lock and store your Toro practically anywhere in your garage or shed with SmartStow. It’s proven to reduce the storage footprint by up to 70%, and provides easy access to clean under the deck and service the blade.
- We’ve Got You Covered. Enjoy peace of mind knowing Toro stands behind its mowers with a 3-year guaranteed-to-start engine warranty and 2-year full warranty. Count on it.
- Get the job done more easily than ever with our new Super Bagger, shaped for easier lifting, no-shake pouring and zero-hassle cleanup.
- Feed Your Lawn.The ultra-fine clippings created by our Recycler Cutting System are Lawn Vitamins, nourishing your grass and cultivating a greener, more lush lawn.
- 3-in-1 Versatility. Whether it’s reducing clumps and adding nutrients with the mulching option, a perfectly manicured look with bagging, or powering through tall, thick grass with the side discharge, you’ll enjoy exceptional versatility regardless of your mowing preference.
- Bag On Demand. Easily change from mulching to bagging with the quick-connect bagging system
- Choose Your Cut. Manicure lawn to your specifications with 9 cutting positions with 1-4 in. cutting height range. You can also easily adjust to 2 different handle heights without the use of tools with a single-piece handle.
- Traction In Tough Terrain. Don’t let rough and uneven terrain slow you down. You’ll have great traction regardless of the job with lightweight and maneuverable 11 in. rear wheels. Also, with a tread pattern that adds traction without tearing up your grass, our new wheels give you just enough bite to get up hills and sail through slippery, damp conditions
- Toro supercharged their patented recycler cutting system creating a performance boosting machine through Vortex Technology. Injecting additional airflow into the system increases airflow. Allowing more air into the cutting chambe, the cutting performance with patented Vortex Technology boosts your performance by turning your mower into a supercharged cutting machine.
- Toro 60V Flex Force Cordless Outdoor Power System, with over 50 Tools to dominate your yard care needs.
Additional information
Assembled Depth x Height x Width (in.) | 60 x 44 x 23 |
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Blade Length (in.) | 21.25 |
Cutting Width (in.) | 22 |
Front Wheel Size (in.) | 8 |
Mower Deck Width (in.) | 22 |
Rear Wheel Height (in.) | High Wheel |
Rear Wheel Size (in.) | 10 |
Certifications and Listings | No Certifications or Listings |
Manufacturer Warranty | 2-Year Full Mower, 3-Year Full Battery |
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by Fabian
Powerful and provides a nice cut
by Terry
I am unable to pull start a mower and have a bad back. This is a easy to use, push button mower. It takes no more effort to use than walking. Great product.
by Steve
Love my new Toro battery operated lawnmower. I do not have to wait for my husband to start it for me. I can put the battery in push the button and go.
by Lancaster
Does a great job and it’s quiet and light. Love the personal pace too!
by Dukem
Very well built, parts go together and function smoothly.
by Fanatic
It is still winter here in Northern Colorado, but I did get my new mower out for a test run, mulching the little bit of debris and learning to maneuver. Replacing a Honda with hydrostatic drive, I find the “personal pace” feature equally satisfactory. I like the multiple finer deck height settings and ease of adjustment, though the tabs and notches for the rear wheels are somewhat hidden by the larger wheels. My reason for purchase was primarily to end the use of gasoline and oil and as advertised, the blade rpm, the easy install and removal of the battery, the battery life for my needs, the width of the cut all are excellent. We’ll see about the mulching as the grass finally gets going for the season, but all indications are good, and this mower is certainly lighter weight, so I expect less compressed grass tire marks in the freshly cut lawn. The vertical storage with the deck facing me will encourage keeping this mower showroom clean and checking blade sharpness. At this point, I am very pleased with my choice and the quality of this new Toro.
by Tom
It’s winter time and I haven’t had a chance to mow. I’m basing my answers on expectations from my inspection of the mower and a short run around the yard.