[NSW] Victa Twin 18V Mower Kit with 2 Batteries & Charger - $657 (34% Off, Save $335) + $29.95 SYD Delivery ($0 SYD C&C) @ GYC

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[NSW] Victa Twin 18V Mower Kit with 2 Batteries & Charger - $657 (34% Off, Save $335) + $29.95 SYD Delivery ($0 SYD C&C) @ GYC
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Associatedazzae89 on 26/03/2025 - 11:41 mygyc.com.au (409 clicks)

GYC is currently offering the Victa Corvette 18” Twin Battery Lawn Mower Kit at a below-cost price of $657, down from the regular price of $992 — a saving of $335.

The kit includes:

1 x Victa Corvette 18” Twin 18V Lawn Mower (Model 2691861)
2 x 18V 5.0Ah batteries
1 x twin battery charger

For Click & Collect orders, GYC provides a premium handover service, where the mower is unboxed, assembled, and prepared for immediate use upon pickup.

Store Locations (Sydney):

Peakhurst
Narellan
Thornleigh
Kirrawee
Castle Hill

Delivery is also available within the Sydney metropolitan area for $29.95.

Product Details:

The Victa Corvette 18” Twin 18V Lawn Mower is designed for domestic use on Australian lawns. It features a steel 18-inch cutting deck and is powered by a 1200W brushless motor with load-sensing technology, which adjusts power output based on grass conditions to improve efficiency and extend motor life.

The mower operates on a 36V platform using two 18V Briggs & Stratton® batteries. It offers:

460mm cutting width
10 adjustable height settings (ranging from 11mm to 70mm)
Noise level of 90 dBA
Up to 435m² coverage per charge with 5.0Ah batteries
17.5kg weight (without batteries) for ease of use
5-year limited domestic warranty

This model is suitable for residential lawn maintenance and offers reliable performance with the convenience of battery power.

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Comments

  • bargaino on 26/03/2025 - 11:51
    +6

    Another proprietary battery type? No thanks.

    • tonyjzx on 26/03/2025 - 12:42
      +5

      better off buying one of oztio's things

      5yrs on it at every bunnings and the avg, person here could run it for days nonstop with their cache of batteries

  • ohgee on 26/03/2025 - 11:57
    +1

    This wasn't a bargain when you posted it a month ago as skin only and buying the batteries and charger separately would have totalled $652.

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/895202

    • Associatedazzae89 @ GYC Mower Depot on 26/03/2025 - 12:34
      +2

      Appreciate your comment, but it's a completely different deal.

      Only the mower was posted a month ago, not the complete kit.

      The community here expressed disappointment that you had to buy the batteries and charger separately, which is why it is now bundled together.

      I think it's fair to be classed a bargain when you see the breakdown below:

      Mower: Was $599 Now $349 (This is 42% off and below wholesale cost)
      Charger: Was $89 Now $70 (This is 21% off and at wholesale cost)
      Batteries: Were $129 Now $119 (This is 8% off and marginally above wholesale cost)

      $335 in total savings or a 34% total discount is a significant offer.

      Perhaps that deal isn't deep enough for you, but that doesn't mean others won't see value in it.

      • ohgee on 26/03/2025 - 20:18

        No. It isn't a deal, not even a bargain offering. It's the same offering if you factor in the cost of the previous offer on the skin and the then cost of adding 2 batteries and a charger. Wouldn't need to address that if you could comprehend English and my first statement.
        A month ago it was $5 less for the lot and still NOT a bargain for an EOL ecosystem.
        Be ethical and stop trying to use nonsensical numbers of "savings" to fool people into buying into an unsupported, discontinued product line.

        • Associatedazzae89 @ GYC Mower Depot on 27/03/2025 - 12:31

          "No. It isn't a deal, not even a bargain offering."

          To you, perhaps.

          The perception of value is subjective.

          What one person considers a deal, another might not.

          The fact that this post has received multiple upvotes suggests others found it worthwhile, even if you didn’t.

          Appreciate your perspective, but let’s agree to let others decide for themselves.

  • 191919 on 26/03/2025 - 12:07

    hey OP plz recommend me an electric mower to mow ~1400sqm of hilly backyard

  • NoBargainNoLife on 26/03/2025 - 13:41

    First time seeing a battery-powered mower that can cut as low as 11mm, pretty impressive! Not sure if that’s just in lab conditions or if it actually holds up in real-world use though.
    My ego can only go 25mm hence I hire an ICE to scalp once a year, pain in the a$s.

    • dwbr on 26/03/2025 - 14:27

      what is an ICE?

      • NoBargainNoLife on 26/03/2025 - 14:37
        +1

        internal combustion engine, AKA dinosaur tech if you like.

        • dwbr on 27/03/2025 - 16:54

          thanks for the clarification.

    • Noodol on 29/03/2025 - 09:44

      can't rig up a spacer above the blade to reduce cutting height? Or swap wheels?

  • rishmeister on 26/03/2025 - 13:41

    Is this mower self propelled?

    • Associatedazzae89 @ GYC Mower Depot on 27/03/2025 - 12:35

      No, it's not self propelled.

  • cski on 26/03/2025 - 13:56

    i hope they rejigged the manufacturing of the batteries
    i had 12x the 12v batteries ranging from 2.5ah to 6ah, the tools would last huge runtime

    But and they would refuse to charge every 1 in 5 goes;

    All but 2 would go flashing red on entry to charger and have to change from charger a to B to C and back every time, eventually one would detect.
    some would say 100% charged while in charger , but are 5-12% full on the dial when removed from charger.

    got to a point i would just use a charged battery connect the batteries to charge the stupid things in series without the dumb chargers

    one of them i disassembled there was heavy corrosion on the exposed USB port only the 4 5 6 ah have the USB sockets

    I gave away the 2x Mowers, trimmer, hedge, trimmer and 3 blowers (no batteries of course)
    cause it just wasn't worth the constant hassle of failing to charge the batteries and risk of buying more even batteries (that bunnings doesnt sell anyways)

  • spriggan43 on 26/03/2025 - 14:17
    +2

    Victa's a no-go, not since they ditched the 82V range. Not getting burned again. I think the top commenter is spot on—just go with the Ozito one.

    • 115GSM on 27/03/2025 - 23:13
      +1

      I had a Rover that used the same battery brand, ie Briggs & Stratton. The B&S batteries I used were rubbish. Luckily it died under warranty and Rover no longer had spare parts or sold a battery range. They offered a refund which I accepted. I replaced it with an Ozito, steel deck model.

  • beach bum on 27/03/2025 - 11:47

    Yes , aren’t these Victa brands mower just Hot chinese garbage now .
    If O.P. Would like to do a demo day and prove us all wrong by showing us one cutting at least 50 square meters of 6inch buffalo grass , I’m sure someone would turn up and report back .

    O.P. ? Your move .

    Sorry it can’t be me
    I don’t live in syd
    Wherever that is.

  • shan4ever on 01/04/2025 - 08:31

    @azzae89@ GYC Mower Depot

    Can you suggest any good mower for say 100 sqm yard don't mind petrol or electric as long as they are self propelled

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