It won't be long before it will be programed to mow without an operator. Just drop it off at the job site, turn it on, and come back to get it when it's done. Probably monitor it on your phone.
when you can top up the battery from a can when its getting low , give me a call ,,, till then , ill stick with something i can top up on the job. most things with a battery will let you down when you most need it ,, maybe in ten years or so , but by then battery power will be old hat to hydrogen fuel cells or what evers next..good luck with it all ,,, ill bet a petrol or diesel option would be popular though.
It won't be long before it will be programed to mow without an operator. Just drop it off at the job site, turn it on, and come back to get it when it's done. Probably monitor it on your phone.
HOW DOES HANDLE ON STEEP SLOPES. APPEAR TO CUT VERY LOW AND MULCHES GREAT.
It's a "slope mower" it's designed to handle steep slopes
Wow!!
is there a petrol version
Why?
ive yet to find a tree with a charge point fitted
@@tomthompson7400 has enough charge to cover 9000 meters (9842 yards) depending on vegetation. That's more than enough coverage for a days work
ill stick with petrol , battery may be good one day ,,, but thats not today
i have even less faith in diesel these days too.
@@tomthompson7400 guess you haven't heard of Telsa but to each his own. Besides this is an industrial machine it's not for everyone
ive heard of china ,,, but i dont shop there either
Yeah ... but the majority of things you purchase is more than likely manufactured there soooooo ...
when you can top up the battery from a can when its getting low , give me a call ,,, till then , ill stick with something i can top up on the job.
most things with a battery will let you down when you most need it ,, maybe in ten years or so , but by then battery power will be old hat to hydrogen fuel cells or what evers next..good luck with it all ,,, ill bet a petrol or diesel option would be popular though.
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