Purchase Makita DLM464 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower for efficient, powerful cutting. Features a 46cm cutting width and long battery life. Perfect for large lawns.
Purchase Makita DLM464 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower for efficient, powerful cutting. Features a 46cm cutting width and long battery life. Perfect for large lawns.
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Makita 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower Kit DLM464PT2
Purchase Makita DLM464 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower for efficient, powerful cutting. Features a 46cm cutting width and long battery life. Perfect for large lawns.
Purchase Makita DLM464 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower for efficient, powerful cutting. Features a 46cm cutting width and long battery life. Perfect for large lawns.
The lowest price for Makita 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower Kit DLM464PT2 right now is $745.00 at westoztools.com.au, compared across 13 retailers.
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Prices last updated 4 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 04/09/2026 09:57:51
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Easy to manoeuvre, cuts well, quiet mode actually works (and probably overkill for my smallish lawn of less than 300m2 grass...).The good:- Quite mode is, well, not quiet but at least your wife hears what you say over the noise, so not bad, and it still cuts pretty well.- 460mm blade and steel plate really helps covering a large portion of the grass - I'm coming from a Bosch 37cm small corded mower so the difference is night and day- battery lasts forever (the box says up to 800m2 well I believe that's true, cos I just cut around 300m2 in 15 minutes and there's 3/4 battery left)- it's bulky but actually pretty easy to manoeuvre - even at tight corners or backing up- REALLY REALLY easy to clean - I have to shout out (literally) for this one - my Bosch gets ... MoreEasy to manoeuvre, cuts well, quiet mode actually works (and probably overkill for my smallish lawn of less than 300m2 grass...).The good:- Quite mode is, well, not quiet but at least your wife hears what you say over the noise, so not bad, and it still cuts pretty well.- 460mm blade and steel plate really helps covering a large portion of the grass - I'm coming from a Bosch 37cm small corded mower so the difference is night and day- battery lasts forever (the box says up to 800m2 well I believe that's true, cos I just cut around 300m2 in 15 minutes and there's 3/4 battery left)- it's bulky but actually pretty easy to manoeuvre - even at tight corners or backing up- REALLY REALLY easy to clean - I have to shout out (literally) for this one - my Bosch gets really dirty afterwards and this beauty just need a gentle blow from anything like a leaf blower (oh and you do get one with this kit via redemption)The bad- 460mm blade and steel plate is surely nice, but really heavy - don't expect to lift it by yourself without breaking your back, I'm lucky that I have no stairs between the garage door and the lawn but those with stairs - get a ramp or something- it cuts well but if the grass is too deep and your depth setting is too low (I put it to 2 and tried to cut a 5 weeks old patch), it stops to protect the battery and engine - maybe this isn't a bad per se but coming from a corded mower I never had this problem, I literally just pull it over the tall grass over and over to cut it, tis not the case with this one- pricey - 660 for a mower is quite a lot considering that I paid only 750 for PS5 :D
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
This Makita electric mower has been ideal for my medium-sized lawn. It's easy to get started and easy to push. I was a bit nervous as I had always had a petrol mower and this was my first venture into electric. The catcher and the mulcher are handy attachments that are fitted relatively easily. The batteries charge quickly and are easily slipped into place. The only real negative is the continuous pressure handle which you have to maintain your grip to keep the mower going. It fatigues the hands fairly quickly and is annoying. Overall so much easier than a petrol mower. Battery depletes more quickly on tough lawns which is no problem if you have something else to do in between battery charges.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I might never get fuel on my hands again. No more yanking on a pull-start engine.This is a great product and does what you would expect from a mower. And quiet! My neighbour said I had the quietest mower he had ever heard. I can get all my average-sized lawn done with the four batteries, changing from rack 1 to rack 2 about 2/3s of the way through the job, and then have enough battery for the blower (which came as part of the deal -- also excellent, by the way). The self-propulsion is very handy, but it does drain some of the battery life. If you're just a little organised and get your batteries charged the night before, it's all good. Charging takes about half an hour from zero to full. This kit comes with a double charger. It is a big mower, and a little hard to ... MoreI might never get fuel on my hands again. No more yanking on a pull-start engine.This is a great product and does what you would expect from a mower. And quiet! My neighbour said I had the quietest mower he had ever heard. I can get all my average-sized lawn done with the four batteries, changing from rack 1 to rack 2 about 2/3s of the way through the job, and then have enough battery for the blower (which came as part of the deal -- also excellent, by the way). The self-propulsion is very handy, but it does drain some of the battery life. If you're just a little organised and get your batteries charged the night before, it's all good. Charging takes about half an hour from zero to full. This kit comes with a double charger. It is a big mower, and a little hard to maneouvre in tight spaces, but that what snippers are for. The catcher is a little flimsy, so I use the side mulcher (better for your lawn, I'm told). Makita gear is great -- I now have a drill, mower, blower and tree-cutter. Highly recommended.
| Cell Capacity | 5.0Ah |
| Charge Time | 45 Mins (Rapid Charger) |
| Net Weight | 660g |
| Voltage | 18V |
| Grass Box Capacity | 60L |
Makita 36V (18V x 2) 5.0Ah Li-ion Cordless Brushless 460mm (18") Lawn Mower Combo Kit - DLM464PT2
Free delivery between Wed – Thu
Makita 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower 460mm Kit DLM464PT2
Delivery $100
Makita DLM464PT2 18Vx2 BRUSHLESS 460mm 18" Lawn Mower Kit, bar blade - Includes 2 x 5.0Ah Batteries & Dual Port Rapid Charger
Delivery $10
Makita 18Vx2 Brushless Lawn Mower 460mm Kit DLM464PT2
Delivery $50
Makita DLM464PT2 - 36V (18Vx2) Brushless 460mm (18") Steel Deck Lawn Mower Kit (2 x 5.0Ah)
Delivery between 7–18 Sept $80
Easy to manoeuvre, cuts well, quiet mode actually works (and probably overkill for my smallish lawn of less than 300m2 grass...).The good:- Quite mode is, well, not quiet but at least your wife hears what you say over the noise, so not bad, and it still cuts pretty well.- 460mm blade and steel plate really helps covering a large portion of the grass - I'm coming from a Bosch 37cm small corded mower so the difference is night and day- battery lasts forever (the box says up to 800m2 well I believe that's true, cos I just cut around 300m2 in 15 minutes and there's 3/4 battery left)- it's bulky but actually pretty easy to manoeuvre - even at tight corners or backing up- REALLY REALLY easy to clean - I have to shout out (literally) for this one - my Bosch gets ... MoreEasy to manoeuvre, cuts well, quiet mode actually works (and probably overkill for my smallish lawn of less than 300m2 grass...).The good:- Quite mode is, well, not quiet but at least your wife hears what you say over the noise, so not bad, and it still cuts pretty well.- 460mm blade and steel plate really helps covering a large portion of the grass - I'm coming from a Bosch 37cm small corded mower so the difference is night and day- battery lasts forever (the box says up to 800m2 well I believe that's true, cos I just cut around 300m2 in 15 minutes and there's 3/4 battery left)- it's bulky but actually pretty easy to manoeuvre - even at tight corners or backing up- REALLY REALLY easy to clean - I have to shout out (literally) for this one - my Bosch gets really dirty afterwards and this beauty just need a gentle blow from anything like a leaf blower (oh and you do get one with this kit via redemption)The bad- 460mm blade and steel plate is surely nice, but really heavy - don't expect to lift it by yourself without breaking your back, I'm lucky that I have no stairs between the garage door and the lawn but those with stairs - get a ramp or something- it cuts well but if the grass is too deep and your depth setting is too low (I put it to 2 and tried to cut a 5 weeks old patch), it stops to protect the battery and engine - maybe this isn't a bad per se but coming from a corded mower I never had this problem, I literally just pull it over the tall grass over and over to cut it, tis not the case with this one- pricey - 660 for a mower is quite a lot considering that I paid only 750 for PS5 :D
This Makita electric mower has been ideal for my medium-sized lawn. It's easy to get started and easy to push. I was a bit nervous as I had always had a petrol mower and this was my first venture into electric. The catcher and the mulcher are handy attachments that are fitted relatively easily. The batteries charge quickly and are easily slipped into place. The only real negative is the continuous pressure handle which you have to maintain your grip to keep the mower going. It fatigues the hands fairly quickly and is annoying. Overall so much easier than a petrol mower. Battery depletes more quickly on tough lawns which is no problem if you have something else to do in between battery charges.
I might never get fuel on my hands again. No more yanking on a pull-start engine.This is a great product and does what you would expect from a mower. And quiet! My neighbour said I had the quietest mower he had ever heard. I can get all my average-sized lawn done with the four batteries, changing from rack 1 to rack 2 about 2/3s of the way through the job, and then have enough battery for the blower (which came as part of the deal -- also excellent, by the way). The self-propulsion is very handy, but it does drain some of the battery life. If you're just a little organised and get your batteries charged the night before, it's all good. Charging takes about half an hour from zero to full. This kit comes with a double charger. It is a big mower, and a little hard to ... MoreI might never get fuel on my hands again. No more yanking on a pull-start engine.This is a great product and does what you would expect from a mower. And quiet! My neighbour said I had the quietest mower he had ever heard. I can get all my average-sized lawn done with the four batteries, changing from rack 1 to rack 2 about 2/3s of the way through the job, and then have enough battery for the blower (which came as part of the deal -- also excellent, by the way). The self-propulsion is very handy, but it does drain some of the battery life. If you're just a little organised and get your batteries charged the night before, it's all good. Charging takes about half an hour from zero to full. This kit comes with a double charger. It is a big mower, and a little hard to maneouvre in tight spaces, but that what snippers are for. The catcher is a little flimsy, so I use the side mulcher (better for your lawn, I'm told). Makita gear is great -- I now have a drill, mower, blower and tree-cutter. Highly recommended.
I purchased this beauty today at Warrnambool Bunnings store, and the staff alleviated my concerns as I was a little wary of minor nitpicking from some other reviews across the internet. I've had no problems with the wheel trim and am glad they are made of rubber, not hard plastic that slide all over wet lawns. I ran the mower under fruit trees, back and forth with no problems of any trim coming off. My young teen daughter took off with the mower and thought it was really easy (and fun) to use. The safety cutout is instant! I have had absolutely no problem with the height adjuster arm either. It was easy to put together. The operator lever is not as stiff as I had imagined after reading other reviews, and I have fine boned wrists where I once had a wrist operated on ... MoreI purchased this beauty today at Warrnambool Bunnings store, and the staff alleviated my concerns as I was a little wary of minor nitpicking from some other reviews across the internet. I've had no problems with the wheel trim and am glad they are made of rubber, not hard plastic that slide all over wet lawns. I ran the mower under fruit trees, back and forth with no problems of any trim coming off. My young teen daughter took off with the mower and thought it was really easy (and fun) to use. The safety cutout is instant! I have had absolutely no problem with the height adjuster arm either. It was easy to put together. The operator lever is not as stiff as I had imagined after reading other reviews, and I have fine boned wrists where I once had a wrist operated on for torn ligaments! I just kept my wrists together on the bar when pushing, rather than having them at the sides. Anyway there was no need for my concerns from what I consider to be the odd strange review. Honestly what are people doing to these machines the minute they buy them? The batteries straight out of the box were not fully charged upon purchase so I charged them up no problems. The catcher filled quickly but keep in mind my lawn has been a shocker with overgrown grass from endless rain. Previous mower a petrol dinosaur at 40kg self-propelled with no catcher, and this is the second cut after a week ago to get it nicely under control. I started on 5 setting and put it a little higher to 7 (a week ago the 'lawn' was literally up to our knees in parts from constant rain). Anyway I got through half the 1/4 acre on one charge. I expect as the lawn gets under better control the charge time will be better. It's very quiet compared to our previous mower and the quiet mode is definitely a great feature for evening mowing. Time for cuppa but I am nowhere near as exhausted as I was hauling about the old dinosaur that put me off mowing lawns (I thought for life). A great buy!
This mower is not too heavy which makes for good maneuvering, but does heavy duty work. I've used both the catcher (on very long overgrown grass) and mulcher (a few days after the first mow) and both worked well. Each charge lasted for maybe 350-400 m^2 (working quite hard) - my lawn is large so needed slightly more than 2 charges each time. But it charges from completely flat to full in an hour or less, which is great.The charger has a fan to keep the batteries cool while it charges them at ridiculously fast speeds. So it is a little noisy.
I purchased the kit version (more expensive but the same mower)The Good- No petrol mixing, petrol storing, stale fuel, rising fuel prices- Starts at the press of a button- Self-propelling function easily handles a 40+ degree incline while cutting- 4 blades make for a really nice uniform cut- Mulcher works well, probably within 90% of my old Honda petrol- Self-drive speed option cover a huge range of speeds- Self-drive makes for easy mowing overall, takes the reluctance out of mowing- Catcher is incredibly effective, great design- Quickly stops after motor power bar disengaged (3 seconds)- No throttling, spins up to max speed within 3 seconds- Sounds awesomeThe Bad (not really that bad)- It's heavy, very heavy (Don't get this if you want ... MoreI purchased the kit version (more expensive but the same mower)The Good- No petrol mixing, petrol storing, stale fuel, rising fuel prices- Starts at the press of a button- Self-propelling function easily handles a 40+ degree incline while cutting- 4 blades make for a really nice uniform cut- Mulcher works well, probably within 90% of my old Honda petrol- Self-drive speed option cover a huge range of speeds- Self-drive makes for easy mowing overall, takes the reluctance out of mowing- Catcher is incredibly effective, great design- Quickly stops after motor power bar disengaged (3 seconds)- No throttling, spins up to max speed within 3 seconds- Sounds awesomeThe Bad (not really that bad)- It's heavy, very heavy (Don't get this if you want to manoeuvre in small areas)- It is long, much longer than my old Honda petrol- I got the 21" thinking I'll cut more in one hit, just get the 19" model, and enjoy the easier manoeuvrability- You need the key to start it. I don't know how many times I've walked outside forgetting it- Being aluminium, you should clean it down underneath afterwards to avoid grass etching the metal over time (there's is a plastic film on the underbelly but over time sticks and stones remove it)- No reverse drive, you either have to turn or pull it backwards when up against obstacles (remember it's heavy!)- I don't get close to the 2000 sqm on the 4 batteries, maybe 1200 sqm if your using the self drive functionality (I have some steep areas which I'm sure doesn't help. I have other Makita batteries so this lack of endurance doesn't really worry me)- I get around 1500 sqm if I don't use the self-drive. My lawn is mainly buffalo- Multiple levers need to be engaged to cut and use the self-drive function- Quite loudThe Ugly- The price. It is seriously expensive in the kit form but even so, I would buy it again (19" version, not the 21" again)The bad points are differences you notice between normal petrol and batteryI would definitely buy again (but ask me after 5 years when/if it's still going without issue)
Really disappointed. Was hoping the technology had advanced sufficiently to be usable. First use. Fully charged batteries, mid height cut level on around 400m2. Mower cut out on full power several times. Batteries showed 25% left after 80m2. Yes, 80m2, not 800m2. To do rat of small block, had to drop it to "whisper mode". And take it very easy, lifting cut height 1 more level. Just "just" managed my small block. Second use, 30-40cut outs on full power. Same scenario. BUT, this time, when dropping to low power for the test of the lawn, the thing ran out before I could even finish! So here I am, sitting with half a lawn uncut waiting for a charge, before I finish the lawn and return it to Bunnings as not fit for it capable of meeting its advertised purpose. I hoped ... MoreReally disappointed. Was hoping the technology had advanced sufficiently to be usable. First use. Fully charged batteries, mid height cut level on around 400m2. Mower cut out on full power several times. Batteries showed 25% left after 80m2. Yes, 80m2, not 800m2. To do rat of small block, had to drop it to "whisper mode". And take it very easy, lifting cut height 1 more level. Just "just" managed my small block. Second use, 30-40cut outs on full power. Same scenario. BUT, this time, when dropping to low power for the test of the lawn, the thing ran out before I could even finish! So here I am, sitting with half a lawn uncut waiting for a charge, before I finish the lawn and return it to Bunnings as not fit for it capable of meeting its advertised purpose. I hoped this could replace my 2 year old Masport 485 petrol mower, but it just can't do the same job. At least the Masport also has a 5 year warranty.
I bought this today from Bunnings, North Geelong and found that height adjustment part was broken. Went back to bunnings, returned and replaced. Unfortunately, second one had same issue. Again went back and this time one of the staff unboxed in the store and found out it had a same issue. All three product had same issue so I end up buying another brand.Makita need to redesign and use steel instead of plastic for height adjustment part. I do not recommend anyone to buy it untill Makita come up with the solution.
Very good mower, catcher works very well, powerful like a petrol mower. If you have extra batteries (which I do for tools) you will never wait for a recharge. Easy to clean, lighter than a petrol mower but heavier than plastic deck electrics. the mower requires you to hold the dead switch on which can be annoying / tiring if you grip it all the way on, the spring is pretty heavy for a dead switch.The actual mower and handle is very sturdy and feels solid, one thing that may be an issue for some is the rear wheels extend out further than the front wheels and the mowers cutting area, so it wont cut super close to brickwork or fences. but this is much better than my last mower and replacement blades are only $20.Very happy with the product.
I bought this mower 2 years ago from Bunnings. Choose Makita as it is my choice of brand for cordless power tools and I have heaps of batteries to suit it. It has been excellent! Quiet, relatively light compared to petrol mowers, instant start stop is great for emptying catchers. In heavy lawns it chews through battery power (as a petrol mower does through fuel and oil). If you try to cut too deeply into long grass, it will cut out and you have to release the throttle bar and turn it on again, but that’s is a lot easier than a petrol mower that stalls and has to be pull started to go again. This model has a steel pressed deck so is ridged unlike some others plastic chassis. I’ve never had a problem with the plastic wheels like another review said. In fact the petrol ... MoreI bought this mower 2 years ago from Bunnings. Choose Makita as it is my choice of brand for cordless power tools and I have heaps of batteries to suit it. It has been excellent! Quiet, relatively light compared to petrol mowers, instant start stop is great for emptying catchers. In heavy lawns it chews through battery power (as a petrol mower does through fuel and oil). If you try to cut too deeply into long grass, it will cut out and you have to release the throttle bar and turn it on again, but that’s is a lot easier than a petrol mower that stalls and has to be pull started to go again. This model has a steel pressed deck so is ridged unlike some others plastic chassis. I’ve never had a problem with the plastic wheels like another review said. In fact the petrol mower I have at another property also has plastic wheels.
| Cell Capacity | 5.0Ah |
| Charge Time | 45 Mins (Rapid Charger) |
| Net Weight | 660g |
| Voltage | 18V |
| Grass Box Capacity | 60L |
