Did you get the 1/8 acre 2.0 AH or the 1/4 acre 4.0 Ah version? Does your mower do the entire backyard on one battery charge? I'd like too know becusse your yard is the same size as mine with no obstacles too!
It looks like it just goes in random patterns instead of going back and forth like you would with a normal lawn mower. Do you get weird mowing lines, or Is there a way to change the pattern?
Looks like you might very well appreciate a product by Bruckman Rubber. Speak with Donna there, she's a wonderful person to work with, very sweet, and straight to the point. The product is called "Weed Seal", and it is sheet rolled rubber. Yes, there's a bit of expense to it, but time is money too, and it's probably going to eliminate the weedwhipping and allow the fence to be far more attractive, especially with the coloration of your fence. So I'm doing a shadowbox fence now, and I ordered the 12". For 380', and something like 55 post protectors, I believe it was roughly $1,200 all total? But I ended up with a lot leftover from the rolls. It's kind of a pain to cut, but it's very doable. I'm not sure if you would be using the post protector or not for an after the fact install? But seriously, check the product out, I think it's pretty slick, and I definitely think it would make your fence truly stand out too. Great honest review by the way, that looks like a decent hill, and I'm impressed by it being trouble free for the mower
Like I said, it's a bit expensive, and I'd imagine that installing it after the fact will be a bit tedious, but the way they blend it, the product will stick to itself within a few warm sunny days. It's incredible how quickly we saw the multiple pieces (strip below a fence panel, laid under a post protector, with another panel section adjacent) fuse together and become one long piece of rubber. It takes a couple good "scores" with a sharp new razor blade, I'd recommend a new Dewalt flip box cutter, as it has a nice finger pad, or some other variation of a larger blade holder, I also kept a 2' x 2' piece of plywood below the weed seal roll laid out, and a 12" carpenter square for nice straight cuts. It's a very repetitive process of measuring post to post, cut, measuring, cut.... But the end result will allow you to not have to battle those pesky weeds. Wishing you all the best, and again, thanks for sharing your review.
Hi, to be honest never calculated how much time it takes to charge. In your app you set it up when you want it to cut your grass every day or you let it learn how big is you yard and it will calculate the time every day. For me I had set up to cut grass every other day. When battery is low it goes back home to charge and restart again. I will have a video soon about the app and how I have it set up for my yard
Worx Landroid, NO THANK YOIU. These Machines are crap. We have bought of them, both are now broken after less then 2 years. Service ...ha ha. If you deal with them it takes ages, so we gave up, organized parts from Germany and fixed them ourself. Both main rotor engine broken (bearings) and on one the STOP bottom get stucked. We would never buy them again.
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I suggest you try an Ortho ground clear along the fence. Sparingly, will avoid weed whacking and will look clean.
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Did you get the 1/8 acre 2.0 AH or the 1/4 acre 4.0 Ah version? Does your mower do the entire backyard on one battery charge? I'd like too know becusse your yard is the same size as mine with no obstacles too!
It looks like it just goes in random patterns instead of going back and forth like you would with a normal lawn mower. Do you get weird mowing lines, or Is there a way to change the pattern?
thanks for mentioning your lessons learned!!
Hey, terrific review. I'm in the market for a robo-mower, and this was very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks..
did you get one yet?
@@Dan007UT Ended up buying a used Husqvarna!
Looks like you might very well appreciate a product by Bruckman Rubber.
Speak with Donna there, she's a wonderful person to work with, very sweet, and straight to the point.
The product is called "Weed Seal", and it is sheet rolled rubber. Yes, there's a bit of expense to it, but time is money too, and it's probably going to eliminate the weedwhipping and allow the fence to be far more attractive, especially with the coloration of your fence.
So I'm doing a shadowbox fence now, and I ordered the 12". For 380', and something like 55 post protectors, I believe it was roughly $1,200 all total? But I ended up with a lot leftover from the rolls.
It's kind of a pain to cut, but it's very doable.
I'm not sure if you would be using the post protector or not for an after the fact install?
But seriously, check the product out, I think it's pretty slick, and I definitely think it would make your fence truly stand out too.
Great honest review by the way, that looks like a decent hill, and I'm impressed by it being trouble free for the mower
Thanks a lot I’ll check it out, that’s gonna be my project for this spring…
Like I said, it's a bit expensive, and I'd imagine that installing it after the fact will be a bit tedious, but the way they blend it, the product will stick to itself within a few warm sunny days. It's incredible how quickly we saw the multiple pieces (strip below a fence panel, laid under a post protector, with another panel section adjacent) fuse together and become one long piece of rubber.
It takes a couple good "scores" with a sharp new razor blade, I'd recommend a new Dewalt flip box cutter, as it has a nice finger pad, or some other variation of a larger blade holder, I also kept a 2' x 2' piece of plywood below the weed seal roll laid out, and a 12" carpenter square for nice straight cuts. It's a very repetitive process of measuring post to post, cut, measuring, cut....
But the end result will allow you to not have to battle those pesky weeds.
Wishing you all the best, and again, thanks for sharing your review.
Is there a remote control function? Once in a while it should be fun driving the robot mowing straight lines by controlling it remotely.
No remote. Yeah I wish
Looks like you have a centipede lawn, If so what cut height are you running?
I have Bermuda grass.. cutting height is set on 3…
Hi. Can you please tell me how much time charging and how much time cutting grass? Is it always charging a full 240 minutes? Thank you.
Hi, to be honest never calculated how much time it takes to charge. In your app you set it up when you want it to cut your grass every day or you let it learn how big is you yard and it will calculate the time every day. For me I had set up to cut grass every other day. When battery is low it goes back home to charge and restart again. I will have a video soon about the app and how I have it set up for my yard
WOOHOO first robot owner that has a semi presentable lawn!! Everyone I have seen has a TERRIBLE lawn.
Thank you, I’m trying to keep it presentable lol..
Semi presentable. Lol. Tough crowd. Kids starving in Africa and this guy complains about peoples lawns. What a loser
It is indeed hard to find a good review. Most poeple review these in a forest
Worx Landroid, NO THANK YOIU. These Machines are crap. We have bought of them, both are now broken after less then 2 years. Service ...ha ha. If you deal with them it takes ages, so we gave up, organized parts from Germany and fixed them ourself. Both main rotor engine broken (bearings) and on one the STOP bottom get stucked. We would never buy them again.