Greenworks CRT4262 60V 42-inch CrossoverT riding mower, SKU 7432002 (four 8Ah packs and one 600W wall charger) review

SKU 7432002 is a distinct Greenworks CRT4262 60V CrossoverT package: the conventional 42-inch riding tractor with four 8Ah batteries and one 600W wall charger. It shares a model name with other kits, but do not confuse it with SKU 7420602 (four batteries and two dual-port chargers) or 7422402 (six batteries and a 600W charger). If package composition or recharge time is essential, confirm the suffix and contents rather than treating all CRT4262 listings as interchangeable.

One charger, four packs

The exact U.S. product listing says this kit includes four 8Ah batteries and one 600W charger. Greenworks states up to 1.5 acres, up to 35 minutes of runtime and a three-hour recharge. These are maker figures; they do not tell you what a particular lawn will yield. The 32Ah sum is label arithmetic, not a prediction of minutes per charge. Greenworks FAQ says the tractor requires at least three packs installed across three functional battery columns to start. That is not evidence that there are three independent charging ports or that every pack is being charged simultaneously.

The charging difference from SKU 7420602 is the central comparison. That related four-pack listing supplies two dual-port chargers and lists a 90-minute recharge; this 7432002 page instead specifies one 600W wall charger and a three-hour charge claim. The motor and cutting deck family may be similar, but the included equipment and published recharge window are not. If downtime between mowing sessions is a hard constraint, use the exact-kit listing and confirm the supplied charger's label and instructions.

Do not rely on the wrong linked manual

The 7432002 product page's linked PDF is a zero-turn mower manual for CRT426/CRT428, not the conventional CRT426(TYPE2) lawn-tractor manual. This is a manufacturer documentation mismatch, not a reason to import zero-turn instructions into a tractor review. The separately archived 112-page CRT426(TYPE2) manual is linked from exact SKU 7422402; Greenworks parts pages map the 7420602, 7432002 and 7422402 variants into that TYPE2 conventional tractor family. The mapping is strong family evidence, but Greenworks should correct or confirm the PDF link on 7432002's page. Owners should ask the maker for the correct manual tied to their serial number before setup or maintenance.

The Type2 manual describes steering-wheel operation, a 42-inch cut, seven heights from 1.5 to 4.5 inches and dimensions of 60.9 inches long, 46 inches high and 53 inches wide with the discharge chute. Measure the full machine path into the shed; deck width is not overall width. This is a lawn tractor, not the similarly sized lap-bar CrossoverZ. Greenworks advertises 6mph cutting speed, but the Type2 manual's mowing settings top out at 5mph. The manual separately lists transport speed settings up to 8mph and reverse up to 3mph, so don't turn a transport number into a mowing target.

Clipping claims need an accessory check

The product page describes 3-in-1 mowing and the exact kit includes the mower and battery/charger set. However, the box list does not enumerate a mulch cover or bagger. The manual discusses side discharge and mulching, but separate hardware may be required. The 42-inch Greenworks bagger page uses broad CrossoverT/CrossoverZ compatibility language while its table does not resolve each exact current Type2 package. For a hard bagging or mulching need, confirm that exact model and attachment code directly before relying on it. In matching, this package is treated as side-discharge only rather than a guaranteed three-mode kit.

The manual also matters for safety and ownership. It marks a 15-degree maximum slope, warns against mowing in rain and says not to clean with a hose or pressure washer. The manual label says not to tow, while the Greenworks FAQ supplies a towing figure. Because those claims conflict, a towing attachment is not recommended here. Likewise, use the manual's conservative mowing limit and do not assume the 6mph marketing claim is safe or attainable in every yard.

Who should consider it?

SKU 7432002 can be a candidate for someone who needs a seated, steering-wheel 42-inch electric tractor and prefers the listed four-pack/600W charger configuration over the dual-port kit. Its 1.5-acre and 35-minute figures may be useful for preliminary comparison, but obstacles, slopes, grass height and charging routine determine practical suitability. If your essential requirement is a verified bagger, rapid recharge, included mulch attachment or a confirmed towing plan, resolve those questions with Greenworks first—or choose a package whose exact documentation answers them.

The product page advertises a four-year limited tool-and-battery warranty. The CRT426(TYPE2) manual describes four years or 200 hours for personal use, whichever comes first, with exclusions; apply the terms to the delivered serial and purchase. The page's incorrect zero-turn PDF is itself a reason to keep the exact SKU visible when contacting support. Compare SKU 7420602 for its two dual-port chargers or 7422402 for six packs. Avoid selecting from a thumbnail or price alone: the same CRT4262 name is not enough to identify the kit.

Manufacturer sources: CRT4262 SKU 7432002 listing, CRT426(TYPE2) lawn-tractor manual crosswalk, and incorrectly linked zero-turn manual (identity warning only).