What happens when you hit something hard on a lawn? do you have shear pins for the blades or will the electric motors take the full force of the impact?
My battery pusher just shuts down when I hit something hard or bog it down to quick for it to recover. I move to a safe or less heavy area and restart and off to the races (now with a new chunk out of a blade but still running strong).
Brent Hill I read on their website that the estate package(one battery) runs for 2.5 to 3 hours. And their contractor package ( two batteries) will mow 6 to 7 hours. Charge time depends on charger. I believe their faster charger takes 8 hours and the standard one takes 12 hours.
I'm here in San Antonio TX and have a lawn care company and need one of these asap. I've been trying to get in touch but have no luck getting in touch. Can anyone help me out?
at least it;s not samsung battery and exposing. when i win the lotto, this is my upgrade lol. i can image the price isnt cheap so much more quieter over the siton zero turn.
Unfortunately, most "lawn guys" won't see the advantage of these units until they are 'forced' upon them. This IS NOT like the '4-stroke joke' handheld equipment or other gimicks that have been thrown at us over the years- This IS the wave of the future- No bones about it(although it may be a decade or so early IMO)... this is the beginning of it. Either embrace it or hate it, it IS the future. The down time these mowers will save the average company that cares for mainly residential and some commercial properties(say shopping centers and small to medium HOA communities) is insane. NO refuels, NO employees playing 'field mechanic' and the maintenance costs these will save(belts, air cleaners, oil changes and even hydro-drive issues, given these are very rare)... I could go on and on. They aren't for EVERY situation, but for the 'average' 3 man crew set-up with 'clean' accounts to service, a pair(or even 1) of these will pay for themselves in a couple years. Add the compliment of E- handheld stuff(I think Stihl is heading this market?) and you will have VERY happy customers due to less of a carbon footprint and way less NOISE! Also, it won't be long before many communities will be joining the likes of Palm Beach Island and forcing guys to use electric equipment... I want my Little Wonders back- NOT!
You should put a waist high plate and pad that kindve give you a place to collect your self if you get off balance it just looks like you have no room what so ever to balance or catch your self
Brushless motors and Lithium polymer or ion batteries are where it's at. This IS THE FUTURE guys- whether we like it or not. We will adapt... and 'THEY'(lawmakers/government) will force us to eventually anyhow. It'd be nice to go home at the end of the day just stinking of sweat- without the 'exhaust scent' added to it, right LOL??
I'm getting back into the lawn care business after 5 years, and it's a different world as far as electric equipment goes. I found a discontinued Shindaiwa 56v trimmer and hedge trimmer heavily discounted that I just purchased off eBay. I want to use the battery stuff for the early am- lunch yards to cut down on noise, fuel costs, and wear and tear on the gas equipment. If the batteries hold up well then I might just use them exclusively, idk for now.
You add 300 extra pounds of meat puppet to a full electric mower..... You do realize the more weight you add the more fuel you burn..... Batteries are not a Renewable Resource, neither are nuclear rods. It's only $300 to get an OTC RC controller with servos. Use a Makita 36V Blower and save your batteries. Also Throw a Maxwell Super Capacitor Pack in it and you will further your battery life. Seriously you could probably just run the majority of that off super capacitors..... Plug it in to the wall charger up in 15mins. Super Capacitors have 1,000,000 cycle life vs Lithium Batteries at 1,000 - 2,000 cycles which is better than lead acids.... Lead Acids isn't Free or cheaper. It only has 50% usable capacity and at the the very most has 500 cycles . Not to mention they are heavy AF which cost more diesel fuel to transport, even if the fuel is subsidized or tax write-off it still a fkn waste of reasoirces. Good proof of concept tho 👌🏻
No commercial guy is going to buy this because normally Commercial guys work from 8 to dusk and I don't think that is 6 hours, and it is very expensive
you know whats anothwr amazing feature?.....a chest mic
What happens when you hit something hard on a lawn? do you have shear pins for the blades or will the electric motors take the full force of the impact?
My battery pusher just shuts down when I hit something hard or bog it down to quick for it to recover. I move to a safe or less heavy area and restart and off to the races (now with a new chunk out of a blade but still running strong).
This is excellent for a homeowner who has the money. I love it.
Will there be a 32,36 inch version????
Will you ever make the 48" deck again? Maybe even a 36" deck?? Please?
What is the average run time on a full charge? How long does it take to recharge?
Brent Hill I read on their website that the estate package(one battery) runs for 2.5 to 3 hours. And their contractor package ( two batteries) will mow 6 to 7 hours. Charge time depends on charger. I believe their faster charger takes 8 hours and the standard one takes 12 hours.
@@mrkilika81i have one with two batteries for about a year. it gets about 5 hours on both batteries on High Blade Speed
I'm here in San Antonio TX and have a lawn care company and need one of these asap. I've been trying to get in touch but have no luck getting in touch. Can anyone help me out?
Hello, email sales@meangreenproducts.com for any questions you may have or call 513-738-4736.
How do you deal with descents and ascents?
How much for dual battery set up with light and blower ?
always need width and length with/with out blower
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at least it;s not samsung battery and exposing. when i win the lotto, this is my upgrade lol. i can image the price isnt cheap so much more quieter over the siton zero turn.
What is the tip speed?
Similar to a gas mower at 18,000 + ft. per minute
awesome lawn mower
Unfortunately, most "lawn guys" won't see the advantage of these units until they are 'forced' upon them. This IS NOT like the '4-stroke joke' handheld equipment or other gimicks that have been thrown at us over the years- This IS the wave of the future- No bones about it(although it may be a decade or so early IMO)... this is the beginning of it. Either embrace it or hate it, it IS the future. The down time these mowers will save the average company that cares for mainly residential and some commercial properties(say shopping centers and small to medium HOA communities) is insane. NO refuels, NO employees playing 'field mechanic' and the maintenance costs these will save(belts, air cleaners, oil changes and even hydro-drive issues, given these are very rare)... I could go on and on. They aren't for EVERY situation, but for the 'average' 3 man crew set-up with 'clean' accounts to service, a pair(or even 1) of these will pay for themselves in a couple years. Add the compliment of E- handheld stuff(I think Stihl is heading this market?) and you will have VERY happy customers due to less of a carbon footprint and way less NOISE! Also, it won't be long before many communities will be joining the likes of Palm Beach Island and forcing guys to use electric equipment... I want my Little Wonders back- NOT!
Incredible
You should put a waist high plate and pad that kindve give you a place to collect your self if you get off balance it just looks like you have no room what so ever to balance or catch your self
rear discharge is the bomb
Brushless motors and Lithium polymer or ion batteries are where it's at. This IS THE FUTURE guys- whether we like it or not. We will adapt... and 'THEY'(lawmakers/government) will force us to eventually anyhow. It'd be nice to go home at the end of the day just stinking of sweat- without the 'exhaust scent' added to it, right LOL??
I'm getting back into the lawn care business after 5 years, and it's a different world as far as electric equipment goes. I found a discontinued Shindaiwa 56v trimmer and hedge trimmer heavily discounted that I just purchased off eBay. I want to use the battery stuff for the early am- lunch yards to cut down on noise, fuel costs, and wear and tear on the gas equipment. If the batteries hold up well then I might just use them exclusively, idk for now.
Nice machine 💪
Electric DC motors, the way of the future
blower is not strong enough but will get better over time with upgrades
Thst blower head reminds me of adjusting the thrust angle of a harrier !
Also, price
How much for that beauty..
Blessings from Puerto Rico
$17,000 USD
What?!? No hydraulics? That's great...Very nice unit.
You know what is another amazing feature?, ..... a chest mic for the distance shots.
That was almost funny the first time
Just put a bungie cord around the safety handle so it stays in place who need safety
sorry man but sounds is really low
Sound sucks big time, can't somebody give it a boost, I can hardly hear it.
You add 300 extra pounds of meat puppet to a full electric mower..... You do realize the more weight you add the more fuel you burn..... Batteries are not a Renewable Resource, neither are nuclear rods. It's only $300 to get an OTC RC controller with servos.
Use a Makita 36V Blower and save your batteries.
Also Throw a Maxwell Super Capacitor Pack in it and you will further your battery life.
Seriously you could probably just run the majority of that off super capacitors..... Plug it in to the wall charger up in 15mins.
Super Capacitors have 1,000,000 cycle life vs Lithium Batteries at 1,000 - 2,000 cycles which is better than lead acids.... Lead Acids isn't Free or cheaper. It only has 50% usable capacity and at the the very most has 500 cycles . Not to mention they are heavy AF which cost more diesel fuel to transport, even if the fuel is subsidized or tax write-off it still a fkn waste of reasoirces.
Good proof of concept tho 👌🏻
No commercial guy is going to buy this because normally Commercial guys work from 8 to dusk and I don't think that is 6 hours, and it is very expensive
greatoutdoors Lawncare yeah but with drive time, lunch, load unload time it should be enough
djkneecaps91 but it is still very expensive
djkneecaps91 its 13g
greatoutdoors Lawncare $13K? It not even a Tesla! LOL! How fast does it go? 20 mph?
I do 12 hrs. At day. 😱
boys, go take a look at the prices of these mowers. double that of a typical commercial mower. i repeat...double.
yes but basically NO maintenance. No gas no filters no oil no carb adjustments no belts no fuel filter just have to sharpen the blades.
And swap batteries. Thats the real question
What ate battery warranties and avg. Life span per battery.
djkneecaps91 1500 charge cycles or 9000 running hours with the dual battery. It will out last the machine. And the battery is serviceable.
roughly $23-25,000? That would be double.
And when it rains as it does in Fl you'll end up like a piece of bacon.
There water proof that's what there covered
It's built for outside they make water proof wiring
Like Harley's there all water proof same idea
As a commercial contractor This mower is useless to me.
how the hell does this cost 13K?? must not sell many
Rider start price is 13k
Batteries are expensive.
tweel front wheels
tweel
Poor voice quality, to difficult to listen too. I can not hear you. DELETE this Video
Make them cheaper
I saw one in Harbor Freight with the rest of the garbage.