What an increditble presentation....this guy's a professional. Just received my EGO z6 5207 this morning and after a quick review of the manual decided to look on UA-cam for someone who could explain some of the key elements and I think this video covers all the key items. Will bookmark this review Thank you Tim Johnson! 5 stars!
I have about 2 acres. I already had their push mower. I am not sure how large your lawn is but do you think it can do 2 acres in one charge? I already have a push mower, string and blower with EGO and am quite happy with them.
@@aaronpaul6369 yes. I mow about 2 acres on a hill now. This will depend on a few things though. First, if you have to run your blades at a higher speed this will eat into the batteries a bit. I’ve found that running at 50% blade speed I still have enough battery to do the whole lawn with about 15-20% remaining. You can change blade speed on the fly saving you battery though. I wouldn’t have enough charger to do the whole lawn if I had to mow an entire lawn of thick/tall grass though. But the mower charges very fast. 4 hours to full so, if you end up in a bind take a break from mowing to charge and do the edging/weed eating. By the time you’re done you’ll have enough charge to finish up the yard. The only thing I don’t like about this mower is the tires. I need much grippier tires because of my hill but if you’re on mostly flat land they will be perfect.
@@aaronpaul6369 they basically claim to be for a 2 acre mow per charge. Obviously, if its the first cut and you let it get crazy before u started, then Obviously it might not make it the entire way. However, if you keep it in both a mild speed and cut speed then ud probably have some juice left over. I wonder if they make leaf attachments?
I bought this mower this past week, it is a blast to drive for a mower. Battery life on 42" could be better, course my yard isn't flat and has a lot of obstacles. 1 acre I have about 25% battery life left. Travel mode for 8mph can be unlocked holding rabbit button. Likewise a 5th speed unlock for blades. My yard took about an 1hr & 15 mins or an hr. With gas. This electric is probably about 40-45mins. My only hope for the electric is that costs remain lower for maintenance, otherwise at 5500 with tax I'm out a lot on it... But so far it is good. Probably going to buy a couple more batteries to better balance charge & discharge next yr.
I am hoping EGO comes out with some kind of farm ATV to replace my old workhorse Quad runner. I even thought this mower might work as it comes with a hitch in the back. Just tired of messing with spark plug, fumes, starter, noise, muffler and would like a quiet ATV for the acreage, just jump on and go. That would complete a terrific lineup of tools in my mind.
I love all my Ego stuff. Haven't used gasoline tools in 3 years now. The gear is solid and reliable. I had one battery die on me 3 years into the warranty and just swapped it at the dealer. No questions asked. Best service of any tool company I've used before.
Great review and very accurate... I've had this same mower for a little over a month, and I love it. It completely changes the "mowing experience". My only issue is I can't get the EGO app to connect to the mower via bluetooth (for firmware updates). I've tried multiple Android and iOS devices and worked with EGO Support, sent them screen shots, etc. They haven't gotten back with me after a couple weeks, but since my machine is working normally, it's not a big deal yet. I suspect the app may need an update to be able to recognize the 12 amp hour batteries, which is what the 52" comes with. Update: within a couple weeks, the Ego app was updated and I've been able to connect and update firmware without an issue since then.
@@haelewynbrecht yes, that is correct. The 52" comes with (6) 12A hr batteries. The 42" comes with (4) 10A hr batteries (or it did when my co-worker bought his 42")
I think one thing to keep in perspective with the pricing of this mower is that those batteries are $600 EACH at Lowes and if you are a prosumer DIY yard worker without a huge field to mow, you've got those batteries with plenty of juice left to use with the rest of their tools to do all the rest of the yard work like edging, bush trimming, blowing, chainsaw, etc.
Great review. Some pretty nice features on it. Love that all in one charging. Now.... I have to admit I think I had a semi heart attack when you raised that cover. 6 Ego batteries!!! On top of that they're the 12 AH which to be honest I didn't even know they had which made me have a second heart attack. I love my couple EGO devices and I love that they have stayed true about the same battery on every device unlike other companies which shall remain nameless. I just can't fully commit to EGO because of the battery cost. Besides this item most of their devices are throw away if the battery dies. Meaning you're better off just buying an entire new unit instead of just a new battery. For this device that is $3600 in batteries with only a 5 year warranty. I'm a home user and I think I'll stick with my Toro zero turn. I have had it for 12 years and [knock on wood] have never had an issue. The EGO batteries could die in 6 years and you're buying new batteries not to mention EGO could change their batteries and they're not longer purchasable in 6 years. I would love to walk out and just start my mower like I do my blower and chainsaw but not at this price. Thanks for the review.
All lithium batteries have an end of life. Same with any battery. You'll never get decades out of a battery like you do with an engine. However, you won't have all 6 die. And most often with lithium batteries, it's one cell that dies, not the whole thing. They use standard 18650 cells inside the battery which you change yourself (if it's out of warranty and you have the skills). So the $500 battery could just a $20 cell die and may cost you $50 to fix if someone did it for you. With the price of fuels and oils now, battery alternatives are looking more and more attractive.
Ego's entire business model has been around making the same battery and that their battery will work on all tools. Meaning every tool uses the same battery and would require them to change their entire lineup. Sure they're valid criticisms that can be made (i.e. price), but changing the battery is the least likely to happen with Ego. With proper care they could easily last 8-10+ years however and like Stoojinator said, short of a lightning strike you'll never have all 6 batteries go out at once.
I feel you on this. I have the Ego hand mower, blower, and edger. Across all three devices I have a 7.5 ah battery and a 5 ah battery. The 5 ah battery failed late last year after just over a year of use. Yes, Ego did replace it after some annoying troubleshooting steps at no charge. But a 50% fail rate for something I store in my garage seems discouraging for the after-warranty life. I’m going to attempt to repair the failed battery. If I’m successful then I’ll feel much more confident buying these products in the future. Otherwise I am super happy to eliminate the gas can and oil changes.
@@ZimZam131 It was probably a first gen 5ah battery. The 1st gen 5ah had a BMS capacitor issue that would cause whole battery to quit working. One of mind had it happen and I got a free upgrade to 2nd+ gen. If the 5ah battery didn't light up around around the ring in individual sections to show you how much it was charged, it was a first gen.
I have had a 21inch EGO push mower for 8 years now, Still with the original battery and never a single problem, the guy next door is on his third petrol mower in the same period. I also have solar power so Zero running costs apart from the original purchase
A $3200 gas mower ends up costing around $4700 every 4 years A $4500 electric mower costs $4650 over 4 years due to electric cost Every mower has its weak point.. so thats not the question. The questions is.. are you willing to pay for all of your gas and maintenance fee's up front and have a quiet mowing experience.. or would you like a cheaper gas lawn mower which is louder, and you pay for all of your gas and maintenance over time? If the electric mower lasts over 4 years... then you are putting money in the bank because electric is cheaper. Would you like to pay less than 50 cents to mow your lawn.. or $5-10 to mow your lawn each time? Just estimating but it should be around 15 cents per acre for Ego.. although you paid for your fuel up front.. After 4 years, you start to see that savings.. You immediately start to see savings of not having to drive to the gas station and pump fuel.. for some people that could be an hour round trip. No belt changes, no maintenance.. just get on.. press a button.. and mow... if it dies.. change the battteries if you have extra batteries.. or just plug it in.. and go spend time with your family instead of driving to the gas station
I have 6 EGO tools and love them all...if I had a bigger yard and my wife had a bigger bank acct, I would jump all over it...LOL....EGO knocks the battery stuff out of the park in all their tools...great review as always!!!
I just don’t think a mower like this is ready for use on most peoples 3-4 acre lots. The guy came right out and said it at the end of this video: if you let the grass get too long it’s going to overwhelm this mower. Maybe in another 5-7 years the battery technology will have improved to the point where you can cut 3 acres of knee high grass. But for now I think that gas is still king here.
@@bryanmann6756 I have 4 Ego tools. They were great for small jobs, but the battery degradation is a real thing. The 5ah battery I bought in 2020 has about half the capacity that it did when it was new. The 10ah battery that came with my mower in 2021 is also not what it used to be. I think a lot of people who’ve bought in to battery powered tools and vehicles have willfully minimized or ignored this fact. Meanwhile the gas powered zero turn I bought a year ago has the exact same run time that it did brand new. I fell for the hype but I’m over it now.
@@HawkGTboy they degrade for sure, but the rate of degradation has not deterred me at all. it's very slow, I have several batteries, 2 chargers. they aren't cheap but paying for Biden gas the past few years has not been cheap for those who are still in to gas.
Thanks for the great review! Now in a few years if they come up with a GPS model that self cuts, I can spend my time how I want, instead of cutting grass!
Thats what I've been saying since they released their first model, a long time ago. They should be doing like Tesla, and putting gps units on them, with ability to track ur lawn routes. Do mini updates if you add or remove things and change the property. They can be collecting all kinds of important data from their machines that will help them build the next ones. Just very weak in terms of tech to me. They missed the mark entirely. All that data could be synced up and they can tell you, he after watching how u cut ur lawn (not like spying but notifications on how to be more efficient and effective) properly to make less passes. They can see where the front of ur house is and where the roads are and tell you the most appealing ways to make lines for you or people passing by. Stupid stuff like that homeowners today are interested in. Idk, idkh to do tech stuff, if i did, id be rich I know that. Ideas i can come up with all day.
Awesome review and awesome mower. Can’t wait for you to review the new Ryobi 80v ZTR. Would also love it if you compared the new Ryobi, to the EGO, and a conventional ZTR. Two thoughts though, first; that USB port is weak sauce, and second: sport mode?! Really? What’s next? Launch control, and 1/4 mile times?
I’ve heard some complaints about deck rattle. I think I heard it in your video as well. How noticeable is it? I also wanted to know if it does a good striping pattern. Some zero turns do that better than others. Thx for the very thorough review
For someone that has never used a zero turn mower, you could mention the fact that the zero turn can leave divots on your lawn. The mover drives and turn with the rear wheels. When making a zero turn, the mower pivots on the inside rear wheel which can leave a rut. Best to make large radius turns. Now, what is Sports mode on this mower?
What a fantastic review. It’s a little more than I wanted to spend but I’m doing it. I’m so sick of gasoline engines and all the nonsense that comes along with them
You mentioned that you wouldn't use this as a commercial mower, but (forgive my ignorance here) what are the types of things you look for in a commercial mower? Is it size, build quality, or reliance on batteries maybe? Thanks for the video!
Hi, Great video…Thanks so much! A few questions though. How simple is it to remove the deck, if possible? How much is a replacement 56v battery. And how much are the replacement blades?
I will soon be in the market for a new ride on mower as my 10 year old Husqvarna with over 700 hours on it is getting on it's last legs and repairs costs are becoming daunting. I have a little of 3 acres to mow and my Husky with a 54" deck has been a trouper. I'm curious is the EGO will do the same? I recently purchased some other EGO products, blower, string trimmer, and self propelled mower (for a smaller section of my property) and have had liked all of their performances thus far this spring. Guess i'm looking for someone to sell me on the fact that the EGO will do the job for me, especially in the long term, and especially at this price point.
I have the 10ah self propelled push mower. It’s great, but I just moved onto 3.5 acres. I’m considering a Z6 but I’ll probably go with a gas powered Husqvarna. I’m thinking that the battery technology needs one more generation of advancement before battery powered zero turns really take off. If they make a 60” mower with enough juice to reliably mow 5 acres or so I’d be really interested. But I will say that this Z6 has features that the Husqvarna MZ61 (a comparably priced gas mower) doesn’t have. Namely the seat suspension and wash down port.
Excellent review and I do own some EGO products but this and there equipment/batteries are over priced. If they could get a handle on the battery prices I would be more inclined to buy more of their products.
Quick question. My Z6 was delivered with zero charge so it was stuck in my driveway until I could find a heavy-duty extension cord. Is it standard for the mower to come with no charge or does it come with a charge?
How about a review cutting a well maintained lush residential lawn? Show cut quality in bagging, mulching and side discharge modes. For a product costing $7K, I think that would be pretty important to know. Thanks.
Was anything asked about HOW LONG it takes to charge all six batteries love how key points are always left out like motor life what would happen if you get caught in a flash rain storm typically FL area and what is the cost to replace dead parts after warranty runs out sure 6000 ain’t much these days but if parts start failing after six yrs and got to spend a grand on a motor that’s where they get ya.
@@HawkGTboy Ego has released a zero turn mower with a steering wheel. Unfortunately the wheel only controls the back driving wheels. The front wheels are not controlled with the steering wheels. The front wheels are still free wheeling caster wheels. Another mower company Cub Cadet sells zero turn mowers with steering wheels too. The steering wheel on their mowers does control the front wheels and the back wheels. So it’s a better system for hillside mowing.
Will you review this mower vs the new Ryobi please. I have the 42” EGO ZTR with over 100 flawless hours and am thinking of going slightly larger on the next one.
I find $7,000 a little hard to swallow for a zero turn. I have had a hustler 52” zero turn for 5 years now. Sharpen blades once a year change belts every couple years. It’s got self contained hydraulics, and I change the oil at the beginning of every season. I’m not sure where this fixation on gas and oil comes from but it’s not much worse than filling your car. I recently spent $300 to have it fully serviced and repaired but that’s after 5 years and sometimes 3-4 acres a week on some weeks. Oh and it was $1,800 because I bought it second hand. I’m no genius but at $1,800 or let’s say $3,000 new I don’t think you can save that money on maintenance and fuel. I think a lot of people are buying into prosumer without realizing the extra maintenance that goes with it
I have the same zero turn. I can't mow 2.5 acres without having to recharge. I have 6, 10 amp batteries. When you get into thik grass the blades slow down and often stall out.
I know it's a little thing, but I noticed the handles were incorrectly mounted in some parts of this video and correct in another part. I was able to test run one of these, and when they aren't mounted correctly, they touch when pulled in and interfere when going forward or backward. Just keep this in mind when assembly of the mower.
The cost of battery replacement after warranty and repairability for electronic components has me still a little bit leery of jumping to all electric. I have been really tempted and have been trying to make a decision for my next mower but at this point with the hefty price tag for the mower and the batteries in the future I'm leaning heavily towards gas. If gas continues to go crazy I may change my tune hahaha.
Its not just the gas price it the No gas to buy and store No ethanol to mess up your fuel lines No carb to clean/replace No spark plugs to clean/replace No belts to buy/install No air filter No fuel filter No oil change Just plug in the day before and go, and if you need more run time just pop in some new batteries, the same batteries that run your chainsaw, your weedeater, your blower, your pole saw Also the deck disconnects easily to pressure washer underneath in a few minutes
@@RossMalagarie I do understand that. But the price of a replacement 12ah battery is $550. $3300 to replace all six. That is a lot of gas and filters. Then fingers crossed nothing else messes up.
I wonder? Will this last as long as my diesel Dixie chopper? …… I bought it back in 1998 and it is still cutting and making me money to this day 25 years later! Well will this lawn mower last that long? 25 years? If so I’d buy it but ….. I highly doubt it would ….I own the Ego electric weed eater blower and edger but I’d kill this machine and burn the battery 🔋 strait up if I did the same jobs I do today. And to boot you need 4 of those big batteries that cost basically over what I Would afford to pay. IMO looks good going in but long term I’d be sitting with a bunch of shorted batteries due to heat. The ones I use now shut down from time to time and I unplug them and reset it …..so what makes this any different? Love the light plastic weed eater and edger as well as the first light chainsaw …..not keen of the new heavy as dirt metal ones out now…… we ain’t out her to lift weights !! Who wants to be worn out more then they should ? We’re out to make money…..that first edition very light pole saw is the best ever and easy to use. I sold my heavy Echo pole saw after using the Ego …..The new ego metal/heavy one I’d leave sitting in the truck ….like I said weight is everything…..the lighter the better and the way I look at it is this….at the end of the day the job got done …..with less workout and done right. And I’m on all solar with those tools.
Hi Bought a 42 inch ego o turn They advertise that 4 batteries Will cut up to 2 acres if grass. I am getting only just over 1/2 acre of grass then I need to recharge the batteries. I run the blade speed at tge lowest setting and on the second speed for travell. Cut the grass 4 times Same thing need to rechsrge the batteries. Called tge company several times and no resolution yet.
Lift the front end and unbolt the blades just like you would pretty much any other mower. I bought a spare set, so I just swap them out every 4 or 5 weeks. I'm in Florida and we have sandy soil which dulls the blades fairly quickly, so I'm sharpening blades almost monthly.
That seems a bit weird. Is the grass really tall? Did you try raising the deck to see if they stay engaged? The only thing we can think of is if it's going into safety cutout. We haven't had this issue on ours.
Could you do a review on the AC Delco cordless ratchet? There is one with a 6 inch neck. It does lack variable speed but im curious how it stacks up against the Milwaukee and snap on and makita cordless.
I'm Injured veteran. have a i have a expensive ego.Self propelled mower When I walk behind the shelf Propelled mower my foot starts to bleed sometimes and I have to stopThe description of the electric writing mower specifically states. It's only for flat ground. If you have 1 or 2 hills on your property, what happens Then it doesn't go up the hill and it's $6000.
I had a JD Riding Mower with 23 HP Gasoline Engine-after 14 years, it was still Running Good with No Problems when I sold it for a Newer Model. I do not believe that this Battery Operated Machine would last 14 years with No Problems...
@@dennydeckerful EGO told me 90 days on seats, wheels, all that stuff UNLESS it is a a faulty part on their side. How many hours will this cut with 4 batteries only?
The battery run time is not what they claim. Figure on getting about 60% of that. As for longevity who knows. The warranty ought to be 8 years as with most EVs.
Not tired enough of doing 30 minutes worth of maintenance a season to fork out $7,000 for one of those, LOL! And when just one of those batteries fails it's another $170.00 to replace? I could replace both belts, the spark plug, the oil, the oil filter, the air filter and both blades for less than the price of just one of those batteries. Had my rider for 11 years now and in that time I've changed the belts twice, the battery once and the spindles once. I resharpen my blades on the bench grinder. Easy peasy. I guess it helps that I actually like doing maintenance work when its necessary though. It's more fun than sitting here at my pc in the winter waiting for spring, lol.
You hit the nail on the head. This product is currently aimed at people who don’t Ike to work on their equipment. Until batteries improve, or the price comes down, this definitely is not worth it. If you are handy enough to take care of a few maintenance items traditional mowers will cost much less over time. Also, I think it’s really convenient how all these EV mowers never get reviewed with overgrown thick stuff and how it will handle / drain the batteries doing so. Not all of us can have our lawns maintained perfectly to give an EV mower an easy day.
What is the cut quality like. The only hestation I have is longivity. I had a JD 214 for 32 years. Replaced it with a JD X534 10 years ago (for $7000) and it's still going strong. I've recenly started looking at the electric zero-turns. I'm tired of dealing with everything involved with gasoline and oil.
Electric motors are pretty reliable these days...we've been making them forever, but the motor controllers and the digital display seem like potential weak points to me...especially on a machine that is used outdoors & has to withstand vibration from running over rough terrain, etc. There have also been numerous Ego battery problems claimed by many on the web in the last couple of years. I want to buy one of these myself, but I'm just not sold on the long term reliability/durability of this product versus a Toro (or similar brand) gas model that has a proven track record for years and will cost me half as much.
The battery prices are the deal killer for me. 18650 cells cost about $5.00 each. That's around $60 for batteries. Then you add a $6.50 BMS card. Add $10 for a custom made case. Of course, you must make a profit, so let's more than triple the cost and call it an even $300 sales price. Compare this to the Ego price. We are getting royally ripped off for a disposable item. Those batteries add up to more than half of the total cost of the mower. Ego has reduced the price a bit this week, because last week the 10 amp battery listed for $650!
It takes about 4 hours to fully recharge the (6) 12 amp hour batteries from around 5%. I've recharged mine 4 times and while I'm sure that is adding to the electric bill, so far I haven't noticed the increase.
Customer service said keep the batteries in a cooler, not hot storage area and they will last. I bring my 21 inch unit in our 78 degree home. 6 yrs old. Still strong.
I bought a 21" Green works mower, I had some problems with their batteries they took care of me, I spent about 8 hours watching videos Green Works has a steel Tub no more of that plastic junk for me...
@@artkonstantino5675 no what I meant was how hot do they get while working. I know keeping them inside is best for charging and storage. The heat while mowing seems like it might be an issue.
@@justinfowler2857 Thanks Justin. I need to flesh this out a bit if Ego is looking at these critiques. It is very difficult to get any sort of sane communication from them when people need it. The amount of heat generated inside the battery chamber is low. When I pull the battery out to charge, it is cool, even in 95⁰ Florida heat. My ICE mowers get scorching hot as you know. That is my reason for storing it in the house. My shed hits over 100⁰.
At $7k it should totally take up the niche as a professional mower. It does the same job but without all of the belts and hydraulics and stuff as you said. I am personally tired of companies coming out with crap that they say is "awesome" pricing it in the professional realm, and then saying this is for the "prosumer." Look at how well this worked for the chainsaw and leafblower battery crowd. You gave them no reason to switch. Yeah the chainsaw and leafblower is awesome but you want to charge someone $500 for a battery pack that you still have to pay electricity to charge???
okay first, you only have independent control of the wheels, not the blades. Also, each motor and blade comes with it's own PCBA, those are also prone to fail independently, ask me how I know, Error code 414, 413, 412, 411, 409 right out of the box. This is not a good argument for reliability, as you're working with more parts that will cause a full system failure, and Ego does not allow you to get into those PCB areas w/o voiding your warranty, so then you pay out of pocket to shuffle it off to a service center.
A 20 minute video that could easily have been edited to 10 minutes. Also lacks some basic info - eg, how effective is the grass collection system? How big is the grass collector?
And no NOISE!!! the thing is silent!!! This is game changer!!! 3 access of silent lawn moving!!!! This is very competitive commercial lawn mover for the property Management company
Yes! I wish all my annoying neighbors had battery operated lawn equipment. The next door neighbor in particular loves going over the same spots multiple times with the loudest lawnmower possible.
What an increditble presentation....this guy's a professional. Just received my EGO z6 5207 this morning and after a quick review of the manual decided to look on UA-cam for someone who could explain some of the key elements and I think this video covers all the key items. Will bookmark this review Thank you Tim Johnson! 5 stars!
EGO has a great property management system with using the same battery for everyone of their tools. I love the brand. ❤❤
I got one right when they came out. This is the best review of this mower I’ve seen. Everything that was said is accurate.
I have about 2 acres. I already had their push mower. I am not sure how large your lawn is but do you think it can do 2 acres in one charge? I already have a push mower, string and blower with EGO and am quite happy with them.
@@aaronpaul6369 yes. I mow about 2 acres on a hill now. This will depend on a few things though. First, if you have to run your blades at a higher speed this will eat into the batteries a bit. I’ve found that running at 50% blade speed I still have enough battery to do the whole lawn with about 15-20% remaining. You can change blade speed on the fly saving you battery though. I wouldn’t have enough charger to do the whole lawn if I had to mow an entire lawn of thick/tall grass though. But the mower charges very fast. 4 hours to full so, if you end up in a bind take a break from mowing to charge and do the edging/weed eating. By the time you’re done you’ll have enough charge to finish up the yard. The only thing I don’t like about this mower is the tires. I need much grippier tires because of my hill but if you’re on mostly flat land they will be perfect.
@@aaronpaul6369 they basically claim to be for a 2 acre mow per charge.
Obviously, if its the first cut and you let it get crazy before u started, then Obviously it might not make it the entire way.
However, if you keep it in both a mild speed and cut speed then ud probably have some juice left over.
I wonder if they make leaf attachments?
@@aaronpaul6369 How long does it take for 2 acres? Thx
2nd this. Best review of this mower I’ve seen. Dream mower!
Technology has advanced so much in recent years! Incredible times we live in! Thanks for the review!
I honestly dont think I've EVER thought a sports mode would be on a LAWN MOWER!!
Yup, there’s nothing “sport” about cutting grass! 😒
The real question is ,,,,,,can you get a speeding ticket while in sport mode?
@@thomasdausch8557 If the speed limit is 5 MPH, absolutely. Top Speed is 8 MPH.
Wait.. hold my Bud Light.
The best review I’ve heard so far on the ego mower. I have read and listen to over 30 reviews and I really enjoyed this one Thank you!
I bought this mower this past week, it is a blast to drive for a mower. Battery life on 42" could be better, course my yard isn't flat and has a lot of obstacles. 1 acre I have about 25% battery life left.
Travel mode for 8mph can be unlocked holding rabbit button. Likewise a 5th speed unlock for blades.
My yard took about an 1hr & 15 mins or an hr. With gas.
This electric is probably about 40-45mins.
My only hope for the electric is that costs remain lower for maintenance, otherwise at 5500 with tax I'm out a lot on it... But so far it is good. Probably going to buy a couple more batteries to better balance charge & discharge next yr.
I am hoping EGO comes out with some kind of farm ATV to replace my old workhorse Quad runner. I even thought this mower might work as it comes with a hitch in the back. Just tired of messing with spark plug, fumes, starter, noise, muffler and would like a quiet ATV for the acreage, just jump on and go. That would complete a terrific lineup of tools in my mind.
I love all my Ego stuff. Haven't used gasoline tools in 3 years now. The gear is solid and reliable. I had one battery die on me 3 years into the warranty and just swapped it at the dealer. No questions asked. Best service of any tool company I've used before.
The fact they even make this is really cool.
Great review and very accurate... I've had this same mower for a little over a month, and I love it. It completely changes the "mowing experience". My only issue is I can't get the EGO app to connect to the mower via bluetooth (for firmware updates). I've tried multiple Android and iOS devices and worked with EGO Support, sent them screen shots, etc. They haven't gotten back with me after a couple weeks, but since my machine is working normally, it's not a big deal yet. I suspect the app may need an update to be able to recognize the 12 amp hour batteries, which is what the 52" comes with.
Update: within a couple weeks, the Ego app was updated and I've been able to connect and update firmware without an issue since then.
So it comes with how mutch 12 amps battery's? 6?
@@haelewynbrecht yes, that is correct. The 52" comes with (6) 12A hr batteries. The 42" comes with (4) 10A hr batteries (or it did when my co-worker bought his 42")
Straight up no nonsense review. Well reviewed and good info. Thanks.
I think one thing to keep in perspective with the pricing of this mower is that those batteries are $600 EACH at Lowes and if you are a prosumer DIY yard worker without a huge field to mow, you've got those batteries with plenty of juice left to use with the rest of their tools to do all the rest of the yard work like edging, bush trimming, blowing, chainsaw, etc.
Great review. Some pretty nice features on it. Love that all in one charging. Now.... I have to admit I think I had a semi heart attack when you raised that cover. 6 Ego batteries!!! On top of that they're the 12 AH which to be honest I didn't even know they had which made me have a second heart attack. I love my couple EGO devices and I love that they have stayed true about the same battery on every device unlike other companies which shall remain nameless. I just can't fully commit to EGO because of the battery cost. Besides this item most of their devices are throw away if the battery dies. Meaning you're better off just buying an entire new unit instead of just a new battery. For this device that is $3600 in batteries with only a 5 year warranty. I'm a home user and I think I'll stick with my Toro zero turn. I have had it for 12 years and [knock on wood] have never had an issue. The EGO batteries could die in 6 years and you're buying new batteries not to mention EGO could change their batteries and they're not longer purchasable in 6 years. I would love to walk out and just start my mower like I do my blower and chainsaw but not at this price. Thanks for the review.
All lithium batteries have an end of life. Same with any battery. You'll never get decades out of a battery like you do with an engine. However, you won't have all 6 die. And most often with lithium batteries, it's one cell that dies, not the whole thing. They use standard 18650 cells inside the battery which you change yourself (if it's out of warranty and you have the skills). So the $500 battery could just a $20 cell die and may cost you $50 to fix if someone did it for you.
With the price of fuels and oils now, battery alternatives are looking more and more attractive.
Ego's entire business model has been around making the same battery and that their battery will work on all tools. Meaning every tool uses the same battery and would require them to change their entire lineup. Sure they're valid criticisms that can be made (i.e. price), but changing the battery is the least likely to happen with Ego. With proper care they could easily last 8-10+ years however and like Stoojinator said, short of a lightning strike you'll never have all 6 batteries go out at once.
I feel you on this. I have the Ego hand mower, blower, and edger. Across all three devices I have a 7.5 ah battery and a 5 ah battery. The 5 ah battery failed late last year after just over a year of use.
Yes, Ego did replace it after some annoying troubleshooting steps at no charge. But a 50% fail rate for something I store in my garage seems discouraging for the after-warranty life.
I’m going to attempt to repair the failed battery. If I’m successful then I’ll feel much more confident buying these products in the future.
Otherwise I am super happy to eliminate the gas can and oil changes.
@@ZimZam131 It was probably a first gen 5ah battery. The 1st gen 5ah had a BMS capacitor issue that would cause whole battery to quit working. One of mind had it happen and I got a free upgrade to 2nd+ gen. If the 5ah battery didn't light up around around the ring in individual sections to show you how much it was charged, it was a first gen.
@@tpmeredith Good to know. I’ll be sure to check the capacitors on the BMS when I get it apart. Thanks for the tip.
I have had a 21inch EGO push mower for 8 years now, Still with the original battery and never a single problem, the guy next door is on his third petrol mower in the same period. I also have solar power so Zero running costs apart from the original purchase
Excellent video. The best I've seen yet on this mower. Thanks!
And I paid the 7K based on this review! Thx Brutha.
A $3200 gas mower ends up costing around $4700 every 4 years
A $4500 electric mower costs $4650 over 4 years due to electric cost
Every mower has its weak point.. so thats not the question.
The questions is.. are you willing to pay for all of your gas and maintenance fee's up front and have a quiet mowing experience.. or would you like a cheaper gas lawn mower which is louder, and you pay for all of your gas and maintenance over time?
If the electric mower lasts over 4 years... then you are putting money in the bank because electric is cheaper. Would you like to pay less than 50 cents to mow your lawn.. or $5-10 to mow your lawn each time? Just estimating but it should be around 15 cents per acre for Ego.. although you paid for your fuel up front..
After 4 years, you start to see that savings..
You immediately start to see savings of not having to drive to the gas station and pump fuel.. for some people that could be an hour round trip. No belt changes, no maintenance.. just get on.. press a button.. and mow... if it dies.. change the battteries if you have extra batteries.. or just plug it in.. and go spend time with your family instead of driving to the gas station
Great review and overview. Thanks for making it and sharing! Aloha.
I have 6 EGO tools and love them all...if I had a bigger yard and my wife had a bigger bank acct, I would jump all over it...LOL....EGO knocks the battery stuff out of the park in all their tools...great review as always!!!
I just don’t think a mower like this is ready for use on most peoples 3-4 acre lots. The guy came right out and said it at the end of this video: if you let the grass get too long it’s going to overwhelm this mower. Maybe in another 5-7 years the battery technology will have improved to the point where you can cut 3 acres of knee high grass. But for now I think that gas is still king here.
@@HawkGTboy I have several eGo tools and I do not miss one thing about gas tools. why would you ever let your 3 acres grow to knee high?
@@bryanmann6756 I have 4 Ego tools. They were great for small jobs, but the battery degradation is a real thing. The 5ah battery I bought in 2020 has about half the capacity that it did when it was new. The 10ah battery that came with my mower in 2021 is also not what it used to be. I think a lot of people who’ve bought in to battery powered tools and vehicles have willfully minimized or ignored this fact. Meanwhile the gas powered zero turn I bought a year ago has the exact same run time that it did brand new. I fell for the hype but I’m over it now.
@@HawkGTboy they degrade for sure, but the rate of degradation has not deterred me at all. it's very slow, I have several batteries, 2 chargers. they aren't cheap but paying for Biden gas the past few years has not been cheap for those who are still in to gas.
Thanks for the great review! Now in a few years if they come up with a GPS model that self cuts, I can spend my time how I want, instead of cutting grass!
Thats what I've been saying since they released their first model, a long time ago. They should be doing like Tesla, and putting gps units on them, with ability to track ur lawn routes. Do mini updates if you add or remove things and change the property.
They can be collecting all kinds of important data from their machines that will help them build the next ones.
Just very weak in terms of tech to me.
They missed the mark entirely.
All that data could be synced up and they can tell you, he after watching how u cut ur lawn (not like spying but notifications on how to be more efficient and effective) properly to make less passes.
They can see where the front of ur house is and where the roads are and tell you the most appealing ways to make lines for you or people passing by.
Stupid stuff like that homeowners today are interested in.
Idk, idkh to do tech stuff, if i did, id be rich I know that.
Ideas i can come up with all day.
Awesome review and awesome mower. Can’t wait for you to review the new Ryobi 80v ZTR. Would also love it if you compared the new Ryobi, to the EGO, and a conventional ZTR. Two thoughts though, first; that USB port is weak sauce, and second: sport mode?! Really? What’s next? Launch control, and 1/4 mile times?
Press and hold the + on your blade speed for about 3 seconds..a turbo icon will appear about the fourth bar, it’s “git-r-done” mode😎
I’ve heard some complaints about deck rattle. I think I heard it in your video as well. How noticeable is it? I also wanted to know if it does a good striping pattern. Some zero turns do that better than others. Thx for the very thorough review
For someone that has never used a zero turn mower, you could mention the fact that the zero turn can leave divots on your lawn. The mover drives and turn with the rear wheels. When making a zero turn, the mower pivots on the inside rear wheel which can leave a rut. Best to make large radius turns. Now, what is Sports mode on this mower?
What a fantastic review. It’s a little more than I wanted to spend but I’m doing it. I’m so sick of gasoline engines and all the nonsense that comes along with them
especially true for small engines like on trimmers and pole saws. nothing more annoying than trying to start a small engine tool for 20 minutes
You mentioned that you wouldn't use this as a commercial mower, but (forgive my ignorance here) what are the types of things you look for in a commercial mower? Is it size, build quality, or reliance on batteries maybe? Thanks for the video!
Another question I have. How easy is it to remove the mower deck, and then put it back on, so that blades can be removed and sharpened?
Hi, Great video…Thanks so much! A few questions though. How simple is it to remove the deck, if possible? How much is a replacement 56v battery. And how much are the replacement blades?
12.0 AH battery is $599.00 at Lowes.
great Mowing my lawn in half the time
Excellent,excellect review ! Thanks so much.
Would you recommend starting a lawn care business using this?
I will soon be in the market for a new ride on mower as my 10 year old Husqvarna with over 700 hours on it is getting on it's last legs and repairs costs are becoming daunting. I have a little of 3 acres to mow and my Husky with a 54" deck has been a trouper. I'm curious is the EGO will do the same? I recently purchased some other EGO products, blower, string trimmer, and self propelled mower (for a smaller section of my property) and have had liked all of their performances thus far this spring. Guess i'm looking for someone to sell me on the fact that the EGO will do the job for me, especially in the long term, and especially at this price point.
How is this thing on hills? I've got a sloped back yard with a slight gradient, nothing crazy but definitely would need some traction and power.
I have the 10ah self propelled push mower. It’s great, but I just moved onto 3.5 acres. I’m considering a Z6 but I’ll probably go with a gas powered Husqvarna. I’m thinking that the battery technology needs one more generation of advancement before battery powered zero turns really take off. If they make a 60” mower with enough juice to reliably mow 5 acres or so I’d be really interested.
But I will say that this Z6 has features that the Husqvarna MZ61 (a comparably priced gas mower) doesn’t have. Namely the seat suspension and wash down port.
How long is the warranty for the batteries, how many hours of run time in 6" high grass and finally what is the current cost for each battery?
Excellent review and I do own some EGO products but this and there equipment/batteries are over priced. If they could get a handle on the battery prices I would be more inclined to buy more of their products.
Great video. Are baggers available and if they are, would love to see a review with bagger
Yes, they are, and we're hoping to review it very soon. Thanks for watching.
Love this mower. Feels like riding a ufo
Yes, this is a great zero turn, cuts very well, very quiet, and no belts, hoses, or fluids. Thanks for watching.
Incredible review
Quick question. My Z6 was delivered with zero charge so it was stuck in my driveway until I could find a heavy-duty extension cord. Is it standard for the mower to come with no charge or does it come with a charge?
How about a review cutting a well maintained lush residential lawn? Show cut quality in bagging, mulching and side discharge modes. For a product costing $7K, I think that would be pretty important to know. Thanks.
Was anything asked about HOW LONG it takes to charge all six batteries love how key points are always left out like motor life what would happen if you get caught in a flash rain storm typically FL area and what is the cost to replace dead parts after warranty runs out sure 6000 ain’t much these days but if parts start failing after six yrs and got to spend a grand on a motor that’s where they get ya.
Looking forward to seeing one of these with a steering wheel.
I don’t think steering wheels are a thing with zero turn mowers.
@@HawkGTboy Ego has released a zero turn mower with a steering wheel. Unfortunately the wheel only controls the back driving wheels. The front wheels are not controlled with the steering wheels. The front wheels are still free wheeling caster wheels.
Another mower company Cub Cadet sells zero turn mowers with steering wheels too. The steering wheel on their mowers does control the front wheels and the back wheels. So it’s a better system for hillside mowing.
Will you review this mower vs the new Ryobi please. I have the 42” EGO ZTR with over 100 flawless hours and am thinking of going slightly larger on the next one.
I find $7,000 a little hard to swallow for a zero turn. I have had a hustler 52” zero turn for 5 years now. Sharpen blades once a year change belts every couple years. It’s got self contained hydraulics, and I change the oil at the beginning of every season. I’m not sure where this fixation on gas and oil comes from but it’s not much worse than filling your car. I recently spent $300 to have it fully serviced and repaired but that’s after 5 years and sometimes 3-4 acres a week on some weeks. Oh and it was $1,800 because I bought it second hand. I’m no genius but at $1,800 or let’s say $3,000 new I don’t think you can save that money on maintenance and fuel. I think a lot of people are buying into prosumer without realizing the extra maintenance that goes with it
When are you going to cut grass higher than 1"?
I have the same zero turn. I can't mow 2.5 acres without having to recharge. I have 6, 10 amp batteries. When you get into thik grass the blades slow down and often stall out.
How do you store it or the batteries over the winter?
I have the three acre yard to mow. Could I get by with it all just with a single charge?
Does the wall charger require a electrician to hook up or does it use a wall outlet
I know it's a little thing, but I noticed the handles were incorrectly mounted in some parts of this video and correct in another part.
I was able to test run one of these, and when they aren't mounted correctly, they touch when pulled in and interfere when going forward or backward. Just keep this in mind when assembly of the mower.
How well will a bladeMotor Handle the blade hitting a root or rock? One UA-cam video shows a shattered motor.
Is the charger mounted on a 120 or 240 V output? What is the recommended amperage?
If i use it for commercial use will i breach the warranty terms?
Does sport mode have launch control?
The cost of battery replacement after warranty and repairability for electronic components has me still a little bit leery of jumping to all electric. I have been really tempted and have been trying to make a decision for my next mower but at this point with the hefty price tag for the mower and the batteries in the future I'm leaning heavily towards gas. If gas continues to go crazy I may change my tune hahaha.
Its not just the gas price it the
No gas to buy and store
No ethanol to mess up your fuel lines
No carb to clean/replace
No spark plugs to clean/replace
No belts to buy/install
No air filter
No fuel filter
No oil change
Just plug in the day before and go, and if you need more run time just pop in some new batteries, the same batteries that run your chainsaw, your weedeater, your blower, your pole saw
Also the deck disconnects easily to pressure washer underneath in a few minutes
@@RossMalagarie I do understand that. But the price of a replacement 12ah battery is $550. $3300 to replace all six. That is a lot of gas and filters. Then fingers crossed nothing else messes up.
@@starwolf9824 yep good point
@@starwolf9824 why would you replace all six if one went out? Plus you have a 5 year warranty.
@@tpmeredith I wouldn't. But they will all need to be replaced eventually and they are expensive.
Can you plug the charger into a regular outlet?
Will this model accept the dual mulching blades
I want one of these so bad.
I wonder? Will this last as long as my diesel Dixie chopper? …… I bought it back in 1998 and it is still cutting and making me money to this day 25 years later! Well will this lawn mower last that long? 25 years? If so I’d buy it but ….. I highly doubt it would ….I own the Ego electric weed eater blower and edger but I’d kill this machine and burn the battery 🔋 strait up if I did the same jobs I do today. And to boot you need 4 of those big batteries that cost basically over what I Would afford to pay. IMO looks good going in but long term I’d be sitting with a bunch of shorted batteries due to heat. The ones I use now shut down from time to time and I unplug them and reset it …..so what makes this any different? Love the light plastic weed eater and edger as well as the first light chainsaw …..not keen of the new heavy as dirt metal ones out now…… we ain’t out her to lift weights !! Who wants to be worn out more then they should ? We’re out to make money…..that first edition very light pole saw is the best ever and easy to use. I sold my heavy Echo pole saw after using the Ego …..The new ego metal/heavy one I’d leave sitting in the truck ….like I said weight is everything…..the lighter the better and the way I look at it is this….at the end of the day the job got done …..with less workout and done right. And I’m on all solar with those tools.
Does the 52 inch offer a 2 bag collection system like the 42 inch? Just curious
Yep.
How hard is it to remove the blades?
EGO IS THE WAY TO GO there is no other mover like it
They definitely do a great job with lawncare tools and mowers. Thanks for watching.
Hi
Bought a 42 inch ego o turn
They advertise that 4 batteries
Will cut up to 2 acres if grass.
I am getting only just over 1/2 acre of grass then I need to recharge the batteries.
I run the blade speed at tge lowest setting and on the second speed for travell.
Cut the grass 4 times
Same thing need to rechsrge the batteries.
Called tge company several times and no resolution yet.
I love tge mower however I hope I can get the company to solve my problem
Any comparison to a mean green - Thanks from Oz
Very useful...thanks much!
Very good video 👍🏻🇺🇸!!!
How do gain access to the mower blades to sharpen?
Lift the front end and unbolt the blades just like you would pretty much any other mower. I bought a spare set, so I just swap them out every 4 or 5 weeks. I'm in Florida and we have sandy soil which dulls the blades fairly quickly, so I'm sharpening blades almost monthly.
Hi I bought one of these mowers and as I’m cutting the grass, the blades won’t stay engaged
That seems a bit weird. Is the grass really tall? Did you try raising the deck to see if they stay engaged? The only thing we can think of is if it's going into safety cutout. We haven't had this issue on ours.
I would go for the 42 " cut ,may cost less !
42” is $4999.99 , comes with 4 batteries.
52” is $6999.99, comes with 6 batteries.
@@coreyburkhardt4487 (4) 10 amp hour batteries vs (6) 12 amp hour batteries. Big difference and worth the extra $$ if you're mowing over 2 acres.
Could you do a review on the AC Delco cordless ratchet? There is one with a 6 inch neck. It does lack variable speed but im curious how it stacks up against the Milwaukee and snap on and makita cordless.
Try Project Farm on U tube the very best at honest testing!
Yeah but what’s the of those batteries
I'm Injured veteran. have a i have a expensive ego.Self propelled mower When I walk behind the shelf Propelled mower my foot starts to bleed sometimes and I have to stopThe description of the electric writing mower specifically states. It's only for flat ground.
If you have 1 or 2 hills on your property, what happens Then it doesn't go up the hill and it's $6000.
Would anyone recommend this mower for commercial use?
Can you connect a sprayer?
My 6 yr old 7.5 amp battery lasts 50 minutes. We mow 3 acres with the 21 inch.
I had a JD Riding Mower with 23 HP Gasoline Engine-after 14 years, it was still Running Good with No Problems when I sold it for a Newer Model. I do not believe that this Battery Operated Machine would last 14 years with No Problems...
Yeah, and horses don't rust.
What is EGO warranty on batteries? Worries be due to them being over $200 each
He said 5 year on everything.
@@dennydeckerful EGO told me 90 days on seats, wheels, all that stuff UNLESS it is a a faulty part on their side. How many hours will this cut with 4 batteries only?
@@mckinzie4934 I don't think I would buy one for at least 10 years. See which ones hold up over time, see how much they can get the cost down, etc...
Future is here
The battery run time is not what they claim. Figure on getting about 60% of that.
As for longevity who knows. The warranty ought to be 8 years as with most EVs.
Not tired enough of doing 30 minutes worth of maintenance a season to fork out $7,000 for one of those, LOL! And when just one of those batteries fails it's another $170.00 to replace? I could replace both belts, the spark plug, the oil, the oil filter, the air filter and both blades for less than the price of just one of those batteries. Had my rider for 11 years now and in that time I've changed the belts twice, the battery once and the spindles once. I resharpen my blades on the bench grinder. Easy peasy. I guess it helps that I actually like doing maintenance work when its necessary though. It's more fun than sitting here at my pc in the winter waiting for spring, lol.
You hit the nail on the head. This product is currently aimed at people who don’t Ike to work on their equipment. Until batteries improve, or the price comes down, this definitely is not worth it. If you are handy enough to take care of a few maintenance items traditional mowers will cost much less over time. Also, I think it’s really convenient how all these EV mowers never get reviewed with overgrown thick stuff and how it will handle / drain the batteries doing so. Not all of us can have our lawns maintained perfectly to give an EV mower an easy day.
You have Stockholm syndrome
How too fix it when you get water in the screen
Looking awesome but the Plug in charger is stupid, they should've use J1772, I don't want another wall charger.
So cool
Why couldn't you use it on a commercial scale if you have extra batteries?
What’s the life of those batteries
I'd say min 5 years if you keep them charged.
What is the cut quality like. The only hestation I have is longivity. I had a JD 214 for 32 years. Replaced it with a JD X534 10 years ago (for $7000) and it's still going strong. I've recenly started looking at the electric zero-turns. I'm tired of dealing with everything involved with gasoline and oil.
Litum batteries last more than 20 years (10 Year old Tesla still have 90 % or their original capacity).
@@drister007 If there batteries are made in China be very careful as their quality varies according to their needs?
Electric motors are pretty reliable these days...we've been making them forever, but the motor controllers and the digital display seem like potential weak points to me...especially on a machine that is used outdoors & has to withstand vibration from running over rough terrain, etc. There have also been numerous Ego battery problems claimed by many on the web in the last couple of years. I want to buy one of these myself, but I'm just not sold on the long term reliability/durability of this product versus a Toro (or similar brand) gas model that has a proven track record for years and will cost me half as much.
@@77.88. Most of batteries are made in China and most of them are good.
The battery prices are the deal killer for me. 18650 cells cost about $5.00 each. That's around $60 for batteries. Then you add a $6.50 BMS card. Add $10 for a custom made case. Of course, you must make a profit, so let's more than triple the cost and call it an even $300 sales price. Compare this to the Ego price. We are getting royally ripped off for a disposable item. Those batteries add up to more than half of the total cost of the mower. Ego has reduced the price a bit this week, because last week the 10 amp battery listed for $650!
18650 cell with 3000 mAh capacity can be $3 or less if you know where to buy. You can ger 2500 mAh 18650 battery fro only $2 each.
@@drister007 where can you buy them at that price
I’ll stick with my grasshopper diesel! 💪
Please review/compare the new Ryobi 80V HP Brushless 54 in. Battery Electric Cordless Zero Turn. Rated for 5 acres.
How long does it take to recharge the batteries and what does charging the batteries do to your electric bill?
It’s probably a similar cost to running a 100 watt light bulb for 4 days (assuming 33% inefficiency).
It takes about 4 hours to fully recharge the (6) 12 amp hour batteries from around 5%. I've recharged mine 4 times and while I'm sure that is adding to the electric bill, so far I haven't noticed the increase.
Mean Green review please.
My biggest concern is how hot do the batteries get. Too hot and/or too cold is what kills the batteries.
Customer service said keep the batteries in a cooler, not hot storage area and they will last. I bring my 21 inch unit in our 78 degree home. 6 yrs old. Still strong.
I bought a 21" Green works mower, I had some problems with their batteries they took care of me, I spent about 8 hours watching videos Green Works has a steel Tub no more of that plastic junk for me...
@@artkonstantino5675 no what I meant was how hot do they get while working. I know keeping them inside is best for charging and storage. The heat while mowing seems like it might be an issue.
@@justinfowler2857 Thanks Justin. I need to flesh this out a bit if Ego is looking at these critiques. It is very difficult to get any sort of sane communication from them when people need it. The amount of heat generated inside the battery chamber is low. When I pull the battery out to charge, it is cool, even in 95⁰ Florida heat. My ICE mowers get scorching hot as you know. That is my reason for storing it in the house. My shed hits over 100⁰.
$32,000 on a commercial 12 acres Gravely. This is great for home use.
At $7k it should totally take up the niche as a professional mower. It does the same job but without all of the belts and hydraulics and stuff as you said. I am personally tired of companies coming out with crap that they say is "awesome" pricing it in the professional realm, and then saying this is for the "prosumer." Look at how well this worked for the chainsaw and leafblower battery crowd. You gave them no reason to switch. Yeah the chainsaw and leafblower is awesome but you want to charge someone $500 for a battery pack that you still have to pay electricity to charge???
okay first, you only have independent control of the wheels, not the blades. Also, each motor and blade comes with it's own PCBA, those are also prone to fail independently, ask me how I know, Error code 414, 413, 412, 411, 409 right out of the box. This is not a good argument for reliability, as you're working with more parts that will cause a full system failure, and Ego does not allow you to get into those PCB areas w/o voiding your warranty, so then you pay out of pocket to shuffle it off to a service center.
Damn you only had it for 3 hrs? I was hoping you actually used it.
A 20 minute video that could easily have been edited to 10 minutes. Also lacks some basic info - eg, how effective is the grass collection system? How big is the grass collector?
Where’s your video showing us how it’s supposed to be done?
Nice well done video
And no NOISE!!! the thing is silent!!! This is game changer!!! 3 access of silent lawn moving!!!! This is very competitive commercial lawn mover for the property Management company
Yes! I wish all my annoying neighbors had battery operated lawn equipment. The next door neighbor in particular loves going over the same spots multiple times with the loudest lawnmower possible.
Yeah what about those expensive batteries replacement