Robot Lawn Mower a MISTAKE? | Husqvarna Automower 2-Year Review
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2021
- Was our Husqvarna Automower 430x a mistake? Here's a review of the benefits plus 1 big drawback we encountered after having this robot lawn mower for 2 years.
This is the one we have: amzn.to/3tfAvOz
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Should we give up on this robot lawnmower and switch to an electric riding mower?
Get an electric one. Home depot has some from Ryobi. I was going to get one for my lawn but I live near water and my back yard can get wetter than normal so I decided against it. I currently have John Deere tractor.
@@jaws2003 Thank you for the recc! I just ordered a RYOBI Electric Riding Mower as a birthday gift for Karl since he's going to have to mow the lawn now 😄
@@jaws2003 get a robot .I've had mind for 6 yrs and no problems . If you cut the wire there are plenty of instructions on how to find where it is cut and splice it. I installed my own and like I said no problems. Watch the internet and you can find good prices at time. Best investment I made
No
There are now robot lawnmowers without boundary wire: RTK GPS based ones: Husqvarna sells one way for way to much, but Segway has just launched the Navimow, which is very affordable compared to wire-based robot lawnmowers. I couldn't find any review of it yet though. There's also the Toadi, which is camera based, but it doesn't seem to work well based on what I've read on forums.
So the only real downside was user error?.. It's a bit like saying "This car is great but every time I crashed it had to be repaired."
Yip lmfao 🤣
It’s a legitimate concern. If your installation cost is significant and you need an installer to come back several times its a significant cost. It may be user error, but not always, and it’s more of a maintenance cost which is not cheap.
@@hoppybounce the line doesn’t get cut in several places. An idiot is cutting it while planting or her her Gardner doing it on purpose to charge for the fix.
@@hoppybounce You dont have to pay someone to lay a whole new wire down, if you know where its cut just go fix it with a splice. Even if you dont know where its cut you can just buy some cheap wire and lay it down yourself.
@@Gikens2 I honestly belive that every person on the planet should be obligated to take a basic electricity class. I agree, this is NOT a a mayor downside. First question I have is .. what's the depth requirement for the wire? This should not be happening period.
I might be pretty biased, but it really is very easy to buy a wire fault locator and fix the brocken wires DIY. You should never have to replace the whole boundard wire because of a few breaks. Maybe if the airator cut the wire more than 30 times it might be easier to replce the wire. But for a few breaks here and there they should just be repaired. 5 min job :)
How would you prevent an aerator from destroying? Deeper wire?
@@michaeld2613 Some robots will allow you to bury the wire 15cm, but most are only 5cm. So typically you do your best not to airate all the way to the borders where the wire is laid. Not the best solution, but there are not many options that I am aware of.
Thanks for letting me know!
The husqvarna wire can go deeper that the aerator
@@carminehd 10 inches
I´ve had a Husqvarna 430X running since 2016 - and no cuts on the wires what so ever. I laid out the boundary wires myself, and did a few adjustments in the months after. No problems or issues here ;)
I love mine. 4 years old. My lawncare went from 1.5 hours per week to 15 minutes with a trimmer and blower. The cut is second to none.
Until u get that blinking blue light and no loop signal. I've had mine 4 years, breaks are infuriating, had both wheel motors go, charging station circuit board, one transformer and 3 low voltage cables and front wheel came apart. Fixed the motors and wheel myself, but the rest can be costly
Lay the wire yourself, that way you will know its locations and not keep cutting it! This is human error, not a mower issue!
Exactly!
I own one and it's great. I haven't mowed in year. Install the wire on top of the grass using the manufacturers provided stakes and the clippings will bury the line under thin layer of mulch. Obviously, you should be aware of the boundary lines when doing other landscaping projects. If you cut the line and it's not buried deep it's a somewhat easy repair.
That's awesome, I'm glad you've had a great experience!
Just got mine about a month ago, I installed it my self and so far so good. I'm not sure how you consider the "cut" wire as a draw back the solution to that is don't cut your wire.
I like the dude throwing the grass clippings over the fence into his neighbors yard 😂😂😂
Part of sustainability is the knowledge and ability to perform tasks yourself. That wire is easy to put down or repair.
I did the layout and installation by studying the on line videos Husqvarna had on the web ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx2KDztGvdU79XTmlqIMSUyPq8CjprGJOR also recommended it When I started the unit it stated it would take a few days to learn all the spots in the yard. So I thought it was just finding the areas till I noticed it was cutting. It is so quite you don't know it is cutting.
The technology is improving constantly. My neighbor has a Luba. Totally wireless. Its amazing.
Love the Luba! We've had ours for about a month.
I just bought one from Amazon for $599. My John Deere tractor was 4k in 2011. Allergies and all the boring hours of mowing helped me to decide.
Thank you for taking the time for the update.
The wire that comes with the Automower is thin stranded aluminum. I can see this being very easy to accidentally break. A professional installer used a much heavier solid copper wire. He refuses to use the factory supplied wire.
My first time at your channel. An Automover change your Life. First of all better lawn. Second: time Saving.
And absolut your video:
User error.
I had my Automower for a year now. It's perfect for keeping the grass down at our holiday home in Ireland. There were some teething problems with it getting stuck, but a call to the neighbour and away it went again. 2 broken wires, 1 when I put my spade through it. Easily repaired, and one where, I think raking some leaves brought the line up. Then the mower cut through it. Luckily, as I'd paid to have it installed the retailer fixed it for free! I was not there then.
The only negative I would mention is, unlike traditional mowers, it doesn't 'hoover' the grass, so I'm out with a rake, leaf blower and occasionally my old petrol mower clearing debris off my lawn.
Once it's down to a cutting level and u leave it mow long enough to maintain that height then u won't need to rake anything
@@Truthbomb918 I don't mow it to collect the grass cuttings. My garden is surrounded by trees that drop their leaves and small twigs. It is this debris that I collect with the petrol mower.
“Zero emissions” lmfao
Run the cable in a conduit.
Job done ✅
Not with an automower
For anyone who just bought a Husqvarna automower be aware that the cutting height adjustment does not show up for the first two weeks in the app or on the mower's menu (as of April 26 2022 anyway). Husqvarna states this is to let the boundary wire lay down - it forces the mower cutting height to max for the first two weeks.
Thank you for the information. I subscribed and can't wait for more tips and tricks.
I wouldn't listen to her for tops and tricks unless u have a deep wallet her answer is pay someone to relay the whole thing. There are brilliant channels for automowers here
I work for Husqvarna and I have to say these
Your 430x has a work area capacity of 3000m2 with a 130m2 work area capacity per hour so if your area it needs to cut is 3000m2 you will need to go with the 450x so that your machine isn't going to start giving your problems it's recommended to go with the next model up if your area is exactly the same size as the machines limit , your boundary wire needs to be layer properly and held with the correct pegs you need to keep your mower served at least onec a year and if you decide to open it up yourself your seal has to be changed , you need to update the firmware and do a diagnostics which is a must do and never be skipped , also if you decide to change the blades yourself make sure sure blade bearings ( held with 1 tourqe screw ) where the disc ( held with 3 tourqe screws)screws to are not sized or grinding, use a hook shaped pick to remove any twined cored etc that may be ravled around.d the shaft of the blade motor and the wheels also ,
What do you think about the husq 310 mark 2?
@@valdetsela just like any other of the others they are just fine as line as they are serviced onec a year and isn't running full power 24/7 and they aren't overall expensive tbh , just make sure if you are to get an automower that your getting ine with a cutting area/ capacity greater than the area you inten it to be used in otherwise on full power 24 7 it will start to guve you problems, but they do have a 2 year warranty so the first 2 years is ok but best keep it safe what size area have you
I have found the 450x to be a great investment, now in its 8th season we have this spring put new batteries in it for the first time, charge wire contacts were also replaced, over the years we replaced the left and right wheel motors, the blade protection disk and the bearings that go with it a few times.
The boundary wire was a problem for a while as rabbits were doing damage to it so we invested in a big white cat and that problem was immediately sorted.
Is it possible to elevate the boundary wire? Is there a protector cover?
You should give up on lawn care. Stick with someone else taking care of it if a wire is this hard for you to keep intact
Just wondering, the fact that you have steel kerbing as I, could the current run through that or is it too big? Just a thought. Cheers
The best way to deal with the boundaries wire is to bury it on the short length and then put stones/brick boundaries up over it that way when doing the periodic aireating and de-thatch won’t cut it it adds to the cost but is worth doing
thank you for sharing.
2 years wow that’s a long time… Just subscribed
I had wire broken issues too. The problem is the manufacturer ships this with a thin gauge wire. I fixed this by purchasing a thicker gauge wire to use instead and have had no wire broken issues for two years now.
If it works anything like a pet boundry fence you dont have to have it installed again all the time. We patch ours all the time in many places. Works fine.
The problem it's the wire you are using. Install a solid heavy wire and you won't have the random breaks.
You still will have to be careful when you aerate.
Will it still give a signal in PVC sprinkler pipe. If it does pipe it bury it and no more cuts. It’s way to thin to mount in the ground without some protection.
It can be burried down to 20 cm, under stone etc. so PVC pipe is no problem.
I have the same model and the cable is fine as nothing cuts it. In my case voles.
It's not difficult to pull the wire up and find the break yourself. Learn how to use a continuity tester/multimeter and it will save you a ton of time and frustration. Your yard isn't so large that finding the problem would take hours. You can learn how to do this, it would make a good video.
How is the cut quality? Just replaced my gas mower with Ego battery powered this year and like it so far.
Love the Ego line! We have those too. Cut quality of the robot mower is on point. That's what makes this so hard. We lovvvvveeee our automower. The boundary wire situation is the only thing we have an issue with.
I have a Ego, love it. Recently downsized, got rid of two gas mowers. Now I have a self propelled battery, mulch making, easily folding mower.
Man, electric... I can't stand Electric.
It's an absolute bitch to tune an electric mower.
If something goes wrong in an EGO mower, you're replacing it.
If something goes out on my Scag Cheetah II...
I can fix it with just a wrench and a computer to tune the EFI.
Can't do that kinda shit with an electric mower.
Once u monitor and change the blades when they get dull it's very good cut
Why at the beginning of the video there is a comparison of a bagged lawn mower to the mulching capability of the 315? Many mowers are capable of mulching...this is apples to oranges. Otherwise...Aside from the wire cutting, if you had to do it all over again, would you buy this model, the bigger model, or a different item?
I’m a way I’m not getting paid to say this but i personally install and have alot of experience with husky robot mowers and am under the impression that the wire being broke is kinda your own fault. The husqy mower is 1 the best on the market with have a boundary and guide wire set up that no other mowers have meaning that that you will have less trouble with it. I personally believe that if you were just to leave your garden alone you would not have any problems and the only wire breaks that I go to involve dogs digging up and chewing the cable
You should know where your wires are burried so they are not hit so many times. I experienced something similar with dog fence line, but now that I know where it is burried, I installed it myself the scond time (Way cheaper) and faster, no more issues. Long story cable guy ran new cable and burried it, cutting my dog line.
Rather than mechanical aeration and risk cutting the boundary wire you can do a liquid aeration.
I always wondered why some dude was paying me $50 for drugs to go to specific addresses and cut wires...😆
so you not being able not to cut the wire is a con to an autonomous lawnmower why exactly?
Im so happy there are AI based on GPS and bacon mowers on the market, no wire anymore!! Husqwarna, Roomba (suspended) and Seagway :)
I'll wait for the technology to improve, I'll get one with sensors and cameras
At what grass height do these types of mowers cease to function?
This video is very accurate. Ive owned the same model for 5 months and when it works, its awesome. But my wire is also constantly getting cut no matter what i do. It happens much more easily and frequently than I imagined and its not easy to find the problem.
Thank you for sharing that! I was beginning to think it was just us.
Bury it 🤦
I have three of them, this is my 5th season. They are great, not 100% but close. When I start them up every season I am always anxious about the blinking green light of terror
If the wire is constantly getting cut then u didn't lay it properly
@@carminehd blue light is no loop signal
Cutting the wire accidentally means just sloppy wire installation and/or sloppy yard maintenance. It is easy to see where the cable is even though buried. We have not had problems with our 3 robo mowers, we have had to fix the cable ones or twice but that has been accepted by us in advance for example when the fibre was installed to our property. The fix was easy and fast, the cost is negligible if you do it your self. It only requires soldering iron, solder and shrink wrap. That's it. And installing the wire one self is very easy. And with pegs it is very fast, no need to bury the wire.
I can’t work out why you can’t get a line program mode so you don’t get that miss matched look
I may be wrong but in your video I get the impression that you simply laid the boundary wire on top of the lawn, if you did bury the wire, yes, how did it get cut !? If you were doing landscaping work it is not hard to imagine you (who ever) ended up cutting the wire. Either way it does not sound like it is a Husqvarna robot lawn mower purchase mistake but perhaps self clumsiness. Perhaps.
Which one would you recommend now after your experience?
We just got a Ryobi electric riding mower, and I'm going to test it out and see which is best. So far we've done the robot mower, a Ryobi lawn mower, and now we have the riding mower! The robot mower honestly was amazing though. I still stand by it.
Automower recall just out BTW on the 435 and 535's
What's a cut wire has to do with the Robot itself? A cut wire can be easily fixed in a few minutes.
If u know where it's broken ya. Wire doesn't always break, a nick will cause huge problems as a wire detector signal will pass tru without showing a fault. Connectors after a while will let water in and cause problems. If u own an automower u need a good underground cable finder and a multimeter to check voltages and resistance
This is the frustration I have my boundary wire is constantly breaking or being caught or chewed up by rodents and I’m fed up with it love the auto mower just heat the boundary wire. Recently companies have been coming out with robotic lawnmowers that don’t require the boundary wires and so I’m looking into this now. They call them EPOS like Husqvarna’s auto mower. EPOS
Careful installation of the wire and care with digging around the yard will prevent the problems almost totally. We have had no issues for years after a proper wire installation.
@@jarnovilen5259 if you live in an area with moles or voles you will more than likely have to deal with wire breaks. Also if you have companies digging on your property it’s inevitable you going to have the wire cut. My isp recently upgraded my area to fiber and had no choice but to trench wires right through my boundary wire therefor destroying it. They fried the mower by leaving the wires exposed to the weather and I determined I was done. Now when I lived in Texas for 2 years I had no moles voles or workers digging so never had any breaks. Even the breaks aside the new husqvarna epos system is incredible and allows for striped pattern mowing you should try it wow.
@@TiltedTripodMedia we do have moles etc. Have not had a single problem with them in years. And yes, companies have dug in our property but I have always indicated the location of the wires. And it has worked. If the company is aware of the wire locations and breaks it, then it is up to them to fix it🙅 But as they have been aware of this they have been able to avoid the wires if not otherwise agreed as with the fiber installation this year. We did cut the cable but fixing it was 5 minutes and the cost is negligible.
@@jarnovilen5259 yeah I did talk with the cable company doing the digging and in order to lay the fiber lines they had to trench through the boundary wire. Unfortunately they didn’t fix it right so it damaged the mower as it sat on the charger over the winter. Been fighting to get them to pay for my mower for the last month and now my insurance company and myself are suing for damages. I’m sooo glad the wire is working for you. Unfortunately for me it was a nightmare and I know for many others they constantly had breaks as well. The wireless version is about 1k more expensive. I’ll have a review series coming out soon.
I think the service providers sold you a bill of goods that you need to rewire the whole yard for a few cuts. The wire doesn't care if it's patched or not, so......
You would think that with technology today the lawn mower machine wouldn't require a wire around the perimeter of the property to keep the it within the area. I thought that these units used spikes with sensors laid several feet apart around the perimeter. The same type that keep keep a pet coraled with a collar within a property. Thanks for posting as I was considering buying one of these and went to UA-cam to check them out. It seems like they all require a perimeter wire which, as you pointed out, can easily break. As an elderly man tired of doing his lawn. Laying and installing the wire on 1/2 an acre seems tedious and that's providing I don't run out of the cable during installation. Back to the drawing board as this doesn't seem like it's ready for prime time yet!
U can get more expensive gps only mowers
@@Truthbomb918 Public access GPS still isn't that accurate. I'd wonder if GPS guided farm equipment uses military grade or has something else to make it more accurate. When I drive, sometimes my nav thinks I'm on a parallel or other nearby road, with location tracking in precise mode.
@@uncrunch398 u don't seem to realise how they actually work. They need u to mount a reference antenna on the property too, it's a form of differential gps and accurate even when the Americans mess with the accuracy
Can the cord be put into a conduit to protect it more?
Would interfer with the signal being detected by the mower when it passes over
Yes. Plastic conduit wouldn't interfere with the signal.
Cut or chewed on by animal? Some like field mice like wires to chew on. Big problem for cars wires in winter depending on where you live. Mice are notorious for this
Let's automate everything and skip to abundance! :D
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The relaying of the boundary wire and the added expenses is totally on u and ur negligence. It is possible to locate and fix a break which does happen urself
put your wire in a plastic electric conduit or similar light Armor plastic pipe should help with accidental cuts.
GPS is getting so accurate these days. It seems like they could do away with the perimeter wire and use a phone app with a way to set a boundary area on it. Might be time to make a recommendation to Husqvarna.
Agree!! GPS would make this perfect. So sad, because I really love our little robot mower. But it's too expensive to maintain with the boundary wire situation.
Husqvarna has that on their most expensive automower, 550 EPOS (not regular 550) plus the base station.
Others kind Segway which are coming out with a mower do the same thing - an RTK base station and then the mower getting corrections. To get precision down to 1 inch.
A regular GPS in the mower, even with SBAS isn't precise enough. The wire system is very precise (you can set drive-past-wire distance in individual cm, so sub-inch.
So it's a matter of just cost.
GPS is only accurate up to a couple of metric meters when for civilian use. Accuracy up to a coule of centimeters is only for the military. There is a way around however: some mowers can connect to a GPS base station that is installed on a fixed position. The GPS of the mower then defines its position relatively to the GPS base station. In most cases those solutions are used only for very, very big gardens and areas (in most case: commercial areas such as outdoor sport terrains, golf areas etc...) as this equipment is quite expensive (range of more than 5K for the robot unit, and another 1K to 2K for the GPS base station, and then you have to add the hourly cost of the specialist who has to come and install everything)
How much did you pay for the wire install?
Each time or in total
Can I fix or rewire it myself instead of paying someone to come out and do it?
you sure can. they even sell/supply kits to repair the wire. (if its underground though it can be harder to troubleshoot/repair)
Above ground wire installation is actually really decent if you peg it down right. it'll stay flat against the soil and the grass grows over it leaving it burried under grass but above the soil.
U can of course, it takes very little effort. She's just lazy
Hey, I know this is an old video but just to give you guys a heads up.... I had a few thoughts on saving your wires. It looks like your man REALLY put some time, money & energy into getting all of that setup.... so please inform him of this info... (assuming you guys haven't already figured it out).
1). If the wire is ABOVE the soil, make sure to use WIRE PINS that you can nail into the grass and ensure that the wire is DOWN FLAT & TIGHT against the soil where the blades can't reach it.
2). if the wire is UNDER the soil and still getting broken, then what's happening is most likely... 🐭🐁🐇🐿🦝.. CRITTERS!!! Yep! As you stated, the wire emits EMF signals and many animals can pick those signals up. It might make them feel a "tingle or itch" that just irritates the hell out of them - making them attack what's causing it.
They also like that PLASTIC for some reason. I have a hard-plastic drain cover in my yard and there's teeth marks all over it. I don't know what the hell is eating it, but there's squirrels & raccoons all over the place out here. They were also chewing through a plastic LOCKBOX I had setup out front of my house for package deliveries.. till I mounted BIRD SPIKES to the top. They tried to jump on the lid again one day and got their lil a$$es tore up!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂... I haven't had a single tooth mark in it ever since!! 🤗 But if it was me, I might try getting some of the most narrow PVC piping I could find and encase it in that - AND put it underground - that should eliminate them gnawing on it. Hope it helps! 👋😎
Invest in a volt wire tester
get the Husqvarna 550 EPOS you don't need boundary wire - it uses GPS
Wow
These people make good money
This is a review I'd really wanted to see as I have a electric push mower, hedge clipper & pole chainsaw combo, a small chainsaw, weed eater & left blower.
I've discussed at length about using E-go commercial electric products for a ECO friendly lawn service with maybe a Cybertruck, Rivian R1T or F-150 Lighting.
It's a great segway for me to actually be a self made entrepreneur while still loving my electric vehicle experience.
Use green to control green without harming green....😅
Ayyyy yessss eco lawn service!! 👏🏽👏🏽
We don’t use a push mower we use one of those ride lawnmowers but our gas powered but one thing is it has lasted longer than I usually last I mean it has to damage my dad has to weld it a couple of times with his welding tool but it still works also don’t say oh I’m a child you still sleep live with your parents I’m 11 years old I just know the stuff because I have an a very smart intelligence OK
Smart robots deserve smart owners. This one obviously got a bad deal.
How about above ground wire?
That would probably be better because then we could actually see it.
No, animals could hook onto it above ground and curious birds like crows could do stuff to it also.
@@HeyAshleyRenne u wouldn't see it for long as the grass grows over it
So you kept breaking the wire, even though you knew exactly where it was????
DID YOU ASK YOUR DOG ABOUT WIRE CUTS???
Some models do NOT require boundary wire., DUH. Looks like operator ERROR.
Have had the same model as her for 5 years. It's a "why didn't I get this sooner".
For only a few breaks you fix it yourself. AM-radio find it and 3M scotchlok 314 to repair them (it's what Husqvarna and others sell in repair kits but buying them bulk is much cheaper).
Having an aerator run over the cable well that's too much but otherwise you don't need to have the installers come and put a new wire.
If u spend the money on an automower then spend a bit more on a good underground cable finder and multimeter
Be aware , my robot mowers circuit board stopped working after 3 years , unfortunately the Husqvana UK customer service is not interested if there’s a problem . My mower lasted 3 years , annually serviced should have lasted 10 years . Still waiting on the UK to contact me with a solution . Save your money and don’t bother .
😊Great when they work but unreliable .
I’m not worker scientist but can you just weld the
Why are back together
No welding (actually soldering) need. It's just the matter of finding the breaks. I've gotten really good at it "thanks" to the voles in the adjacent field. But if I had an aerator run over the lawn week then it would be too many breaks to spend time on.
But only a few and especially if one knows where (they had done some landscaping) it's easy. Just need an AM-radio to locate the break.
Also I still want a robo mower...it was in the tittle. 😁
😂 well I lovvvvveeee our robot mower. The boundary wire situation is the only thing we have an issue with, but other than that it's amazing. One of my favorite pieces of smart tech.
I would love to have one but I feel like it would kill itself because if we put in the backyard am I just find find a spot and just tumble down the hill we live on a steep hill
First of all, you're beautiful (i'm gay; I can say that I hope). Second of all, super informative. I think you can bury the wire up to 6 inches deep in the ground. At that depth, it was still getting cut? Thank you for the video. Oh, also, hopefully like the shark robot, they will come out with a version with liDAR technology. I've been told it doesn't do straight lines and I really like the look of a pattern in the grass
So let's get this straight, you purchased a robot lawn mower to cut your lawn perfectly and all you needed to take care of was making sure the cable was installed correctly and you managed to fail four times? Wow!!
I'm surprised you managed to get the product out of its box.
Does this mower recognize invisible fence wire for dogs and stay inside of it? If not, that’s a huge oversight.
Why is this a huge oversight?
The boundary wire uses a specific signal for the robot. This has nothing to do with the invisible fence wire for dogs. Don't really see the point why this should be a big oversight. Is this to keep the mower outside the dog's territory? In that case, you should put the boundary wire around the area where the dog is, and the wire should not be too close to the dog fence wire to avoid signal interference
What are u on about, it detects the signal in the boundary wire only
Okay I know you said words but damn...I just couldn't focus. Carl don't hunt me down brother.
😂
Should’ve gone with an Ambrogio instead of a Husqvarna. Much better range of robots, which are more advanced and better built. They also don’t need the additional guide wires that Husqvarna uses. They even have some models now that require no perimeter wire at all!
"need the additional guide wire" the guide wire is one of the top reasons to why Automower is in the absolute top when it comes to robotmowers, Ambrogio is good and does have some interesting models, but not as good as a Husqvarna. Fine if all you have is one square area most robots will do just fine, but as complexity grows you really do want the guide wire or wires when we go up a size in cuttable area.
The guide wire allow husqvarna automowers to find the charging station much more quickly than following the boundary wire
I appreciate your video. Do you understand or remember the efforts of the late Reggie White going up against organized religion?
Great video
Thank you!
Probably the guys installing the wire come back at night cutting it with scissors or a jealous neighbor.
OK I have a suggestion for you to get a good truck to get now I’m not rich but this truck I feel like it’s one of the best quality trucks ever ram 1500 luxury pack we got we got a two-tone red white those things literally don’t are strong they don’t care if it’s a van a small motorcycle let me take it in the movies and probably in real life when they hit stuff they don’t stop for nothing these things have high power high power like 25,000 hp it might be less I don’t know last time I checked so now I’m a child but this is one of the good trucks
No I forgot to tell you about a few things for sure I’ll tape it so the one I got was a a AAA model 2018 Laramie‘s you can get the newer ones or the other ones doesn’t really matter but thing is you can do is get ones with heated seats black leather white lever maybe other stuff I don’t know I know it’s powerful and a really good truck
Oh and I forgot one more thing it’s a year powered by gas but it’s a ham I lifter think it’s kind of fuel efficient too it’s kind of truck think that fuel-efficient but it’s decent
I would need a 5 acre boundary wire 😂😂😂
But… but automover is beby.;(
Also, electric mower poggies too.;(
learn how to use a shovel and run the wire yourself, zero emission power isn't here yet.
It is not emission-free if your home electricity comes from a coal plant.
Are you serious? You can’t splice a wire yourself? You keep paying for rewiring?
Rich people problems, u don't expect her to do any manual labor and dirty those nails do u
Omg, I’d rather cut it myself. Exercise and less maintenance on crap like that. The environment is fine.
It’s a deal breaker.
They are actually a brilliant bit of kit if u do everything opposite to what she did, she's clueless and unwilling to do anything herself
I think you guys have to many ppl coming through your yard install once and get someone that knows what they are doing each time not a different person each time
just my opinion but if you dont have the know how and a cheap device to trace the wire cuts, and are paying someone to come out to fix it,...4 times... you probably wouldnt want to own one of these.
I’m sorry but this wasn’t helpful at all. You didn’t speak to the quality of the mowing at all.
Watch videos from proper automower channels. They do a fantastic job from my experience
Don't give up get a robotic lawnmower expert.
Zero toxic to the environment uh? ☺ comical.
Research what it takes to manufacture the Lithium-Ion batteries. And how many children's life are cut short harvesting the Lithium for said batteries.
Just saying and shedding light on the subject
Did u post that from ur fancy mobile phone with those batteries inside. Ironic isn't it. Save the preaching for other similar halfwits
getting airated with a machine, of course it got cut.... its probally cut in 1000 spots.
I wish I was rich enough to throw my car away every five years and live 'sustainably'. Oddly my carbon footprint and wastage is a thousandth of these people who live 'sustainably'. Funny that.