Ditto as long as you don't have range anxiety. The advantage of a battery mower is that if it runs out of charge it can be recharged nearby at little cost in the time it takes to have a few beers and a planning session (nap).
Enough of COVID...what are you doing to the house?
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I see them around my neighbourhood and when the batteries die, they leave the mower where it sits and carry the battery back to charge it. Afaik, none have been burgled yet. I sure as hell wouldn't be leaving my expensive mower near the curb.
For most homeowners, most of the time, if they can add orders the upfront cost, they'll be better with battery than ice. If you can't maintain/fix ice yourself, total cost of ownership is much higher than the sticker price.
Robo mower let it work while you relax.
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Lots of RYOBI mowers out there for $100-150 but no batteries. Meaning I’d need to commit to a battery before I even try it as who knows if the unit even works or not.
Ridgid doesn’t make lawnmowers but there are adapters that can use my 18V to power RYOBI.
A little beyond my budget sadly.
I think the Toro is dead…will muck around with it but it’s done good work for many years.
After the mower was submerged in my flooded shed, I managed to damage the rusty choke mechanism while cleaning it out. No amount of pulling would start it w/o.
Drilled a 1/4" hole in the plastic breather and 3 count shot of Kwik start has it going first tug.
Drilled a 1/4" hole in the plastic breather and 3 count shot of Kwik start has it going first tug.
