Green Disposal Guide

Lawn, yard and garden equipment: battery operated

Recommended disposal options

Donate

Lawn, yard and garden equipment that works may be given away, sold or donated to the Salvation Army.

Other disposal options

Recycle

Battery operated lawn, yard and garden equipment may be accepted by scrap metal recyclers if all non-metal pieces, tires and fluids are removed first.

Remove and recycle the battery. The non-metal pieces may be put in the garbage.

Hennepin County drop-off facilities

See restrictions and instructions below:

Drop-off facilities accept:

Locations

Fee

No charge.

Materials preparation

Remove non-metal parts first and put in garbage. Bring metal parts and battery only.

Remove all non-metal parts to recycle

lawnmower

Remove all non-metal parts before taking lawn, yard and garden equipment to a scrap metal recycler or county drop-off facility.

Is your equipment battery operated?

Your lawn, yard and garden equipment is battery operated if you don't put fuel in it and don't need to plug it into an outlet while using it.

Reuse

Sell it, give it away, donate it or repair it. Learn more reuse tips.

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