I'll probably wait for the wireless model to come out, but this is the way to go. Southern grass grows the most during the hottest months of the year. Weekly spending 2 hours pushing a mower is hell. A riding mower is minimum $2500. This costs less and saves me 50 hours a year
Wow that is so expensive even at 1/2 price. It's great to know there are convenience items out there to make life easier. This would be great for a senior or disabled person(s) who need easy ways to keep lawn nice. I have slowly taken away my grass and made bigger garden beds so that my Husband finds it easier just to weed whack the grass we have left with our trimmer. We had to buy another battery as one charge didn't do it. We do have a lawn mower but when it is finished we won't buy another, but seldom use it. Thank you for sharing, nice to see another video.
It states 15° is not an issue. The narrow slip has about a 30° slope that it’s climbs fairly easy but I suspect that near a boundary it may slip when turning around.
Yes the pros far outweigh the cons. I will have to adjust the boundary though cause my fear of technology not doing what it’s supposed to I shortened it. Moving out a bit will get closer to the edges. Only thing left is edging with a weed wacker.
So the goal is to cut it down with a regular mower and do away with the clipping. After that if the mower is on a regular schedule the clipping should be minimal and break down faster than two inches of grass. You should t worry about a build up if it’s cutting it that low on a schedule. Either way I always rake up with a metal rake to pick up stubborn leaf debris.
I'll probably wait for the wireless model to come out, but this is the way to go. Southern grass grows the most during the hottest months of the year. Weekly spending 2 hours pushing a mower is hell. A riding mower is minimum $2500. This costs less and saves me 50 hours a year
Wow that is so expensive even at 1/2 price. It's great to know there are convenience items out there to make life easier. This would be great for a senior or disabled person(s) who need easy ways to keep lawn nice.
I have slowly taken away my grass and made bigger garden beds so that my Husband finds it easier just to weed whack the grass we have left with our trimmer. We had to buy another battery as one charge didn't do it. We do have a lawn mower but when it is finished we won't buy another, but seldom use it. Thank you for sharing, nice to see another video.
Thank you, Ambrose. 😊
That's pretty cool!
Nice gadget!!😊
does it work on slopes?
It states 15° is not an issue. The narrow slip has about a 30° slope that it’s climbs fairly easy but I suspect that near a boundary it may slip when turning around.
I think I will buy even if it has a few cons. The pros definitely out way the cons. I live in New Braunfels and my yard needs to be mowed weekly.
Yes the pros far outweigh the cons. I will have to adjust the boundary though cause my fear of technology not doing what it’s supposed to I shortened it. Moving out a bit will get closer to the edges. Only thing left is edging with a weed wacker.
did you buy one, dear,
Would this work on 5 acres?
Your grass is thin so it was hard to see that it even cut it. I don’t see the difference
Oh my... I need that.. I live at Western Pa..
Get one!
What happens to the grass clippings?
So the goal is to cut it down with a regular mower and do away with the clipping. After that if the mower is on a regular schedule the clipping should be minimal and break down faster than two inches of grass. You should t worry about a build up if it’s cutting it that low on a schedule. Either way I always rake up with a metal rake to pick up stubborn leaf debris.