{ "id": "14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower", "sku": "14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower", "title": "Worx WG735 14 Inch Cordless Lawn Mower Kit", "slug": "14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower", "price": 699.99, "currency": "CAD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "cordless-mowers", "category_label": "Cordless Mowers", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "12.57 kg", "images": [ "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/main-14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-2.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-3.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-4.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-5.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-6.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-7.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-8.jpg", "https://electriclawnmowers.store/dropship-images/cordless-mowers/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower-9.jpg" ], "description_short": "A brushless motor, six cutting positions and bagging or mulching give you practical choices for regular lawn care.", "description": "A small lawn can still be awkward to mow. There may be a narrow strip beside the house, beds that interrupt each pass, or a storage area that is already full. A wide mower is not always the easiest answer, especially when much of the job involves turning rather than walking in straight lines.\n\nThe Worx WG735 is a 14 inch cordless lawn mower built around a compact cutting path. It combines battery power with a brushless motor, bagging and mulching options, and six cutting positions. You push it yourself, with no trailing power cable to manage.\n\nThe main question is whether that size and setup match your garden. Here is how to weigh the useful features, the limits and the details worth checking before you buy.\n\nStart with your lawn layout\n\nThink about the shape of your lawn, not just its total area. A broad rectangle and several narrow patches can need quite different mowing routines, even when they contain the same amount of grass.\n\nA 14 inch push mower is worth considering where you make lots of turns. Its narrower cutting path can be useful around beds and smaller lawn sections. On a broad, open lawn, that same width means more passes than a wider mower would need.\n\nMeasure the routes you use to get onto the grass. The listed overall width is 39.12 cm, which is different from the cutting width. Allow room to move through gates without scraping either side. Steps, tight corners and changes in level also deserve a look before you settle on a mower.\n\nUnderstand what cordless operation changes\n\nA battery-powered mower removes the need to route an extension lead around the garden. That can make the mowing route easier to plan, especially where beds or trees break up the space.\n\nBattery care becomes part of the routine instead. You need a suitable charging location and enough charge for the work you plan to do. A cordless mower is not ready simply because it is out of the shed.\n\nThe WG735 is listed as a 40V model within the Worx PowerShare system. The supplier describes this system as combining 20V batteries for higher-voltage tools. If you already own Worx equipment, check exact battery and charger compatibility in the manual. A shared brand name alone is not enough to establish that a battery is approved for this mower.\n\nBe clear about the kit contents\n\nThere is an important inconsistency in the supplied product information. The kit style lists two 4.0Ah batteries, while another passage refers to an included single battery. Charger inclusion is not clearly stated.\n\nConfirm the package contents before ordering, particularly if this will be your first Worx cordless lawn mower. Ask how many batteries are supplied, their capacity, and whether the correct charger is included. These details affect whether you can use the mower when it arrives.\n\nIf you already have batteries, do not assume that buying this kit removes the need to check them. Match the approved models and required battery configuration to the WG735 instructions. It is a small check that can prevent a frustrating first mowing day.\n\nTreat coverage as a guide, not a promise\n\nThe supplier states that the mower can cover up to 1/8 acre on a charge. That gives you a rough point of comparison, but it is not a guaranteed result for your garden.\n\nGrass length, density and mowing conditions can affect battery use. A lawn with many turns also creates a different task from one long, clear strip. The record does not provide a runtime in minutes or the test conditions behind the coverage claim.\n\nIf your lawn is close to the stated coverage limit, think about whether a charging break would be acceptable. For small yard lawn care, it is often more useful to plan around your actual mowing routine than to rely on a single maximum figure.\n\nKnow what the motor does\n\nThis brushless lawn mower uses its motor to power the cutting system. The supplier also describes IntelliCut technology, which adjusts torque when the mower meets thicker grass.\n\nThat feature should not be confused with powered travel. The WG735 is a manual push battery mower. You provide the force to move it across the lawn and turn it at the end of each pass.\n\nConsider how that will feel on your ground. Uneven areas and slopes can make pushing harder. No approved slope limit is supplied in this record, so consult the manual before choosing it for sloping terrain. Motor type alone does not tell you whether a mower is suitable for a difficult site.\n\nChoose between collecting and mulching\n\nThe WG735 offers two ways to handle cut grass. Bagging collects clippings for removal, while mulching returns them to the lawn. Your preference may change with the season and the condition of the grass.\n\nThe listed bag capacity is 1 bushel. A battery mower with grass bag functionality can suit someone who prefers to gather clippings, though the bag still needs emptying during use. The record does not state a typical emptying interval.\n\nMulching avoids collecting each load of cut grass. Follow the manual for the correct setup and suitable mowing conditions. Before changing modes or checking a blockage, switch off, remove the batteries and wait for all moving parts to stop. Never reach beneath the deck while the mower could start.\n\nCheck the height range carefully\n\nA single lever selects from six cutting positions. This gives you a way to change the cut as grass growth and lawn needs change, without choosing a separate setting at every wheel.\n\nThe minimum cutting height is listed as 0.8 inches. The maximum is less clear. The feature text says 3 inches, while the specification table gives 8.99 cm. Those figures are not equivalent.\n\nIf you need a particular higher setting, confirm the correct maximum before buying. Do not choose on the assumption that the larger number is right.\n\nOnce you have the mower, select a cutting height that suits your grass. A low setting is not automatically a better finish. When grass has grown long, a gradual approach is generally more sensible than trying to remove too much at once.\n\nThink about borders and finishing work\n\nThe supplier describes a cut-to-edge design intended to reach closer to fences, beds and garden borders. That can be useful where a strip of uncut grass would otherwise need extra attention.\n\nIt does not mean every edge will be finished by the mower. Raised borders, posts and awkward corners can still leave areas that need a separate tool. Keep that in mind if you are hoping to replace both a mower and a trimmer with one purchase.\n\nA lawn mower for narrow spaces should also be judged by access and turning room. The 14 inch cutting width is helpful information, but it is not a promise that the whole mower will fit every small gap.\n\nPlan storage and lifting before delivery\n\nThe listed dimensions are 126.24 cm long, 39.12 cm wide and 104.39 cm high. The frame is described as collapsible, with an integrated carry handle. Folded dimensions are not supplied.\n\nA folding lawn mower can be useful where storage space is limited, but measure the space rather than judging from a photograph. Ask for folded measurements if the mower must fit beneath a shelf or inside a small cupboard.\n\nThe stated weight is 12.57 kg. Whether that feels manageable depends on the person and the route into storage. A carry handle provides a grip point, but it does not remove the weight. Think carefully about steps and lifting, especially if the mower will need to be carried after every use.\n\nKeep care simple and regular\n\nRead the supplied manual before the first cut. It should guide battery setup, safe starting, clipping-mode changes and storage. The handle has three listed positions, so take time to choose an approved setup that feels comfortable.\n\nBefore mowing, check the lawn for stones, toys and other loose objects. Keep people and pets away from the work area. Use suitable footwear and any protective equipment required by the instructions.\n\nAfter use, isolate the mower from its batteries before cleaning or inspection. Remove grass buildup using the approved method. Do not assume a battery mower can be washed with a hose.\n\nStore it somewhere dry and sheltered, and follow the battery storage guidance. Regular checks of the blade and fasteners can help you spot damage before the next session.\n\nThe short version\n\nThe Worx WG735 is worth considering when you want a compact cordless mower for a smaller lawn and are comfortable pushing it yourself. Its 14 inch cutting width, two clipping modes and folding frame are the main practical features.\n\nBefore ordering, confirm battery quantity, charger inclusion and the conflicting maximum cutting height. Check delivery, warranty and return terms too. With those points settled, compare the mower against your lawn layout and storage space, rather than choosing on voltage alone.", "llm_summary": "The Worx WG735 is a 40V cordless, manual-push lawn mower with a 14 inch cutting width and brushless motor. It offers bagging and mulching, six single-lever cutting positions, a three-position handle, a collapsible frame and an integrated carry handle. Listed weight is 12.57 kg, with dimensions of 126.24 x 39.12 x 104.39 cm. The supplier states coverage of up to 1/8 acre per charge. The kit style lists two 4.0Ah batteries, but battery quantity is inconsistent elsewhere in the record. Charger inclusion is not specified. Maximum cutting height also conflicts between 3 inches and 8.99 cm. Construction materials, warranty terms and delivery lead time are not specified in this record.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; consumer protection law of your province consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Electric Lawn Mowers Company", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://electriclawnmowers.store/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/", "canonical_url": "https://electriclawnmowers.store/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower/", "json_url": "https://electriclawnmowers.store/api/products/14-inch-cordless-lawn-mower.json", "updated_at": "2026-10-19" }