LUBA and Husaquarna those two are too expensive for me, my neighbor has an anthbot, I don’t know segway. NICE PIC
Juul_G
I was sceptical about the segway (or any other GPS mower for that matter) but decided to try it out. Very happy with it! I chose this because i wanted a camera for detection of my dogs and childs toys, which works better than expected. As this mower mows straight lines (which is much more efficient than the random mowers), it turns around when it detects something on my lawn. It then proceeds to mow the lawn, and comes back later to mow the part of the lawn behind the toy.
I wasn’t too sure about the placement of the base because it needs good GPS, but i just tried to place mine where i preferred it (which is close to a couple of trees), and it works just great.
Bitter_Definition932
I was about to spend $3k on a husqvarna one, but then my wife bought me a $5k garden tractor instead. I love my ts348xd and so happy we got it.
Weekly_Mycologist523
Everyone who has one likes it. To me, it’s too new. How long are they going to last (batteries, parts, etc.)? Also, I think the prices will become more reasonable as the technology matures. I will eventually get one but not for a few years.
Pivzor
Here in Sweden, most people with lawns that I know of buy a robot mower. Most often I see Husqvarnas, and honestly they’re great. I have the 315 Mark 2 for about 750 square meters of lawn and it works really well. It’s best to pick a model that’s rated for a larger area than your lawn is, otherwise it needs to run basically every hour of the day, every day.
pendrekky
I bought a Bosch one for 1.5k and love it. I clean it weekly otherwise the lawn is striped and always mowed
hunter0008
I’ve had both a wired Husqvarna and now a gps Luba 2. Personally I’m enjoying the Luba better so far. It took a couple months to work out most of the kinks (mostly mapping so it didn’t get lost), but It’s so efficient, cuts great, and saves me HOURS every week.
I enjoyed the Husqvarna as well. Wish I had the original install with thicker wiring. Too many breaks made it useless eventually.
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LUBA and Husaquarna those two are too expensive for me, my neighbor has an anthbot, I don’t know segway. NICE PIC
I was sceptical about the segway (or any other GPS mower for that matter) but decided to try it out. Very happy with it! I chose this because i wanted a camera for detection of my dogs and childs toys, which works better than expected. As this mower mows straight lines (which is much more efficient than the random mowers), it turns around when it detects something on my lawn. It then proceeds to mow the lawn, and comes back later to mow the part of the lawn behind the toy.
I wasn’t too sure about the placement of the base because it needs good GPS, but i just tried to place mine where i preferred it (which is close to a couple of trees), and it works just great.
I was about to spend $3k on a husqvarna one, but then my wife bought me a $5k garden tractor instead. I love my ts348xd and so happy we got it.
Everyone who has one likes it. To me, it’s too new. How long are they going to last (batteries, parts, etc.)? Also, I think the prices will become more reasonable as the technology matures. I will eventually get one but not for a few years.
Here in Sweden, most people with lawns that I know of buy a robot mower. Most often I see Husqvarnas, and honestly they’re great. I have the 315 Mark 2 for about 750 square meters of lawn and it works really well. It’s best to pick a model that’s rated for a larger area than your lawn is, otherwise it needs to run basically every hour of the day, every day.
I bought a Bosch one for 1.5k and love it. I clean it weekly otherwise the lawn is striped and always mowed
I’ve had both a wired Husqvarna and now a gps Luba 2. Personally I’m enjoying the Luba better so far. It took a couple months to work out most of the kinks (mostly mapping so it didn’t get lost), but It’s so efficient, cuts great, and saves me HOURS every week.
I enjoyed the Husqvarna as well. Wish I had the original install with thicker wiring. Too many breaks made it useless eventually.