DTK 2 Packs 3.0Ah Replacement for Greenworks 24V Battery 29842 29852 BAG709 BAG710 for Compatible with 20352 22232 2508302 Tools 2 Packs

What It Is

This is a two-pack of 24V 3.0Ah replacement lithium-ion batteries for Greenworks cordless lawn mowers, trimmers, blowers, and other 24V G-Max tools. It’s designed to power compatible Greenworks equipment without the OEM price tag.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Voltage & Chemistry: Must be 24V Greenworks G-Max tools—this battery is not compatible with 40V or 80V Greenworks systems.
• OEM Part Numbers: Replaces Greenworks 29842, 29852, BAG709, BAG710. Fits models like 20352, 22232, 2508302.
• Physical Check: Measure your battery compartment depth (approx. 5.3” L x 3.1” W x 2.4” H). This pack is slightly taller than some OEM 2.0Ah batteries; verify clearance in your tool.
• Charger Compatibility: Works with Greenworks 24V chargers (e.g., 29862, 29972). Do not use with non-24V or third-party chargers—risk of damage or fire.
• Tools: Confirmed for mowers (e.g., 25322), string trimmers (e.g., 21212), blowers (e.g., 24042), and hedge trimmers. Not for 24V “G-Max” tools with a different battery slot shape (rare, but check photos).

Key Things to Know

• Capacity vs. OEM: 3.0Ah is a middle-ground upgrade from stock 2.0Ah packs, giving roughly 50% more runtime per charge. Not as long as 4.0Ah OEM, but significantly cheaper.
• Installation: No tools needed—slide into tool until it clicks. Remove by pressing the release tab. If it doesn’t click fully, check for debris or fit interference (see above).
• Common Gotchas: Some users report the battery indicator lights are less accurate than OEM; don’t rely solely on them. Also, this pack may not fit tight in older 24V tools with a slightly different battery well—test fit before using.
• Warranty: Aftermarket—typically 1-year limited, not the 2-3 years from Greenworks. Check seller policy.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own multiple 24V Greenworks tools and want an affordable runtime boost without buying expensive OEM batteries. It’s a solid value for light-to-medium use (e.g., weekly mowing on a 1/4-acre yard). Skip it if you need maximum runtime for heavy commercial work or if your tool has unusually tight battery clearance—stick with the OEM 4.0Ah pack.