Doing What You're Not Supposed To With An Ego mower

[@MUUKOW3]

If you are getting electric EGO is the way to go ,they actually have parts availability, I service several for customers . Bought one for mom when she couldnt start the gas one anymore . It works fine on regular lawns.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I'm more worried about having to replace the motor. The price of battery is also a deal breaker for me.

[@AnthemBassMan]

I may buy a battery powered mower someday, but no time soon. I’m still totally content and enjoy mowing with my 46 and 49 year old Lawn-Boy 2 stroke mowers.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

totally agree

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

agreed

[@AnthemBassMan]

@@mgomez5606. Absolutely! Everything anymore is so throw away. Why buy just a new battery when an entire brand new mower won’t cost much more.

[@samueljaramillo4221]

I’ve had gas mowers, electric mowers, and now this Ego mower on this video. I didn’t like the maintenance on a gas mower and storing a gas can in my garage. I got tired of the electric mower and the extension cord. So I purchased this Ego battery mower. It works beautifully even on long grass. I wouldn’t use any thing else. All it takes is reading the owner’s manual. But for some people out there it’s too much work. Every garden tool I have are battery powered. Mower, string trimmer, blowers. I don’t purchase cheap tools. You get what you payer for. I purchase the best product.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thank you for vouching for them

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Just like a gas job, don't blame the rig if you buy junk to start with!

[@mwand89]

I have a 21 inch Snapper 82v self-propelled battery mower. Since I had it for 5 years now, it's still in great condition because I gave it proper care of not hitting any hard objects, storing it in the shed, kept all my batteries safely indoors, and kept it clean after I finished using it.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow you're doing a fantastic job caring for it.

[@mwand89]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE thank you sir!😊

[@larryreynolds8580]

I'm in agreement with you, the price needs to come way down. Also I'm not a fan of all the plastic that ego mowers use. But I do appreciate the quiet running!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes I have to agree with you on that.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes Sir!

[@richardtaylor9798]

Nope! I’ll just convert to a man powered reel mower, if it’s made in the USA.

[@donjohnson1416]

The underside (important area) is aluminum. At least on mine 2024 version

[@Brian-b1i]

Excellent provocative video. My elderly neighbour has had every type of mower, petrol, corded mains electric and now this model of battery walk behind. It's the correct model for his requirements. And he loves it. My Briggs powered mower of 30 years has just died. I know the battery machine won't last as long and is overpriced... but I am very tempted by the quietness and easier manoeuvrability, and compact storage. Very tempted. During the week I maintain large and small grass cutting machinery and other stuff. The staff much prefer the battery "strimmer" equipment, lightness and quietness and less operator fatigue and no fumes. For the correct task battery is now a very good choice. For our small gasoline gear alkylate fuel has eliminated all fuel problems (BUT very expensive, £25 for 5 litres, but we don't use much, but quality battery gear is overall cheaper to buy, run and renew). Large machinery is diesel and gasoline. For the future I wonder. We are installing a large PV system and it could power larger battery machinery.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I like how you explained the situation but there is one big item you're missing in your statement, "serviceability". Once the battery machines have a minor problem, solving it is going to be a pain. It's like when phones used to have a replaceable battery, now they don't at least something you can do yourself. If you choose battery, then I congratulate you, but I think staying with ICE is a better choice until things get better as far as price. I don't mind buying a $200 battery mower, running it until it breaks and then buying a new one, but $500, no way.

[@rickleger3528]

After 66yrs of gas mowers I bought the 2024 version of this mower in self propelled it has a two blade system like the Honda HR series, it replaced my 12 yr old Husky Honda powered mower which is still cutting grass, I got it with a free spare battery for a lot less than the cheapest china or Briggs powdered self propelled mower, I do keep it clean after every use, that takes just a few minutes with a leaf blower , and a plastic scraper if needed. I follow EGO’S battery charging instructions, I do not let my grass get too tall or too wet . It came with 3 lower blades extended run time blade, mulching blade, and high lift, all of which cut as well as the Husky did. I did discover 2 things , it is easy to forget to take out the battery before any maintenance that is unsafe, it is rear wheel drive and quite powerful, I was used to front wheel drive, I find the front end a little on the light weight side, may be the newer aluminum deck EGO model will be heavier, I’m not a greenee but I love no fumes and a quieter mower, Build quality is good, I doubt it would take a lot of abuse or neglect in operation such as over heating the motor or battery or charging a hot battery, I understand your reluctance towards battery mowers, most are very expensive and some don’t last. Just like push mowers, time will tell how well they last, buy the way a I researched these mowers for 3yrs, I was not going to pay $600 plus for a gas mower with either a Chinese engine or a Briggs, I did have a Gravely self propelled with a Kawasaki engine., but sold it for the Husky Sorry I’m long winded I respect and enjoy your mower videos Have a Blessed Day

[@extrarockersworld8271]

You have the longest Comment 😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thank you for sharing that information, it was very interesting to hear your thoughts about it.

[@Brian-b1i]

I have a gas powered mower and enjoy using and maintaining it using advice from IHG. Prompted by the comments I borrowed an Ego battery mower from a neighbour to try it out. It was very good indeed. And easier to use and clean than mine in almost every way. I'll probably switch - if I can get a lower price this winter.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

good luck to you on it, just be careful on how you care of it.

[@tomshearer7409]

Two neighbors have them and I just laugh - Petro is in my future for as long as possible

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes Sir!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Just wait!

[@UhBuddy1976]

💯%

[@Vipex_134]

My family owned 2 electric mowers - both of them died after 3-4 years due to some type of failure. We now use a gas one and... oh my its like being re-born.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thank you for sharing your experience

[@gillgetter3004]

I bought a self propelled gas mower to replace my sixteen year old one five years ago. Two years ago my snowblower broke down( couldn’t get parts) so I went to local dealer and I bought a Toro snothrower 60V. The thing works great and best of all my wife and daughter fight over using it!!!!!! I’m definitely getting a Toro self propelled electric mower. Probably give my current mower to one of the kids👍 what’s not to like no crappy gas, no draining for storage, no oil changes no pulling cords etc. worth the cost to me because it will pay for the increased cost over time

[@Fender178]

I have heard the prices of them EGO batteries and you can get a new mower for the price of them higher end 56V batteries. While the lower end EGO batteries go for around $150 bucks. There is maintenance that needs to be done with Electric mowers with the ones made with a metal deck you need to make sure that you clean out the deck so that it doesn't rust out on ya on top of making sure that the blade is sharp.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you said it all!

[@johndenver8574]

I couldn't agree more. They say battery mowers are better for the environment....but are they really.

[@ddjthemultimusicalrapper]

Nope the lithium ion battery is more harmful because of mining

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know what you're saying

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

agreed

[@ddjthemultimusicalrapper]

@@mgomez5606 Why not plant more trees

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Supposedly not BUT for everything that has to be done for them to do what they do? It's ALL a tradeoff. Mining is mining. Lithium or uranium. BIG stuff running. And charging batteries takes something BIG making electricity. ALL A TRADE OFF!

[@MixingGBP]

I like the concept of electric mowers and the no more gas and oil aspect but the execution on battery design just isn’t there yet. You are right, these are throw away mowers. I had an issue the switch on my Ego leaf blower and they kindly replaced it and told me to throw away the defective one. Was not expecting that.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, I didn't see that coming either

[@gearhead366]

I may go battery powered at some point, but that point is not now. They're still too expensive, and not as capable or durable as their gas counterparts. As to whether they're underpowered... I'd say, probably. I recall a review on the Toro battery powered equivalent to my Recycler, and it varied the blade speed based on what it was cutting. I.e. most of the time, the blade speed was lower than a gas powered mower. I DO love how quiet battery mowers are, but they just don't fit my needs right now. I'm no spring chicken, and I suspect that my gas mowers will last until I no longer need them. I.e. they will outlast me.

[@razorback20]

Agreed. My mom likes her electric chainsaw but let's face it: it's not a tool, it's a toy ! Last time I tried to use it, it miserably stalled while trying to cut a medium-sized broken branch from a tree. Which I had to finish with a muscle-powered saw, 1950's style. So my mind's made up: for me it will be gas-powered gardening tools as long as I can. Period. They may need some maintenance and skills to operate, but at least they do the job.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I feel the exact same way

[@walter8008]

I have no interest in owning a battery powered mower for various reasons however I can see they have a place. An elderly person or someone with physical health issues that has a small lawn a battery would be ideal. My neighbour is a younger guy and his lawn takes about 15 mins to mow, at most. As a comparison my place takes about 1.5hrs, and we have the exact same size block. Currently winter here in Australia and he told me he is going battery next season as the petrol mower isn't worth the hassle for such a small area. I see his point and it possibly explains the blade condition you mention. It's unlikely a person who owns a battery mower will be doing a.lot of mowing due to run times. . There'll be exceptions but overall if a person purchases a battery mower for practical reasons like I mention above as opposed to so called "less pollution" reasons, then they will be mowing much less.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you make a great point, for some it's ideal, but for most, it's not

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE I mow 2 to 3 times a week. Always have plenty of battery reserve and a recharege time of maybe 2 hours. I mow because it's cheap to do and not because it's needed. BUT I mowed with the gas job 2ice a week too. Habit I guess. Try and keep the place looking good.

[@allenpierce4575]

To start, the EGO mower blade is using about the same power as gas. The EGO mower will automatically ramp up the blade speed in thicker grass. For Gas lawn mower it is more or less that they are more used to running into things. I have 2 EGO mowers, one is 9 years old with the original battery still working at 30% capacity (that has be superseded by another bigger battery). Also, there is a trend of people not edging or trimming around items like: Metal pipe covers for Gas / Water or other metals caps for say Septic tanks, which is a no no because any lawn equipment will get messed up hitting that.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

a small gasoline mower has about 3 or 3.5hp which would equate to about 2100 or 2450 watt electric motor. I can't see them installing an equivalent electric motor in the Ego and stay at the price point it's at. I'd say that motor is 900 watts max.

[@allenpierce4575]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Only if that is an apples to apples comparison, IE.. the EGO is not self propelled, a gas mower equating to 2,100-2,450 watts is probably self propelled. 2 the electric mower delivers all the power to the motor and the blade so needing all that extra power of gas isn't needed.

[@jamesmurphy7040]

No way! I wouldn’t use an electric mower, for I have a small trucking and landscape business as my side hustle, and for me it’s gassers for me as long as I can get them.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said!

[@kirbyyasha]

No, even if it was cheap. My lawn is generally a wet in the back yard for weeks after a rain storm. With my gas powered Craftsman, I can go mow the wet spots no problem. Been doing it for over 11 years no problem with the same mower. Sometimes, I mow and it's very wet back there, and mow it anyway. While I have to buy gasoline, and change oil, air filter, and spark plug, the fact my mower is over 11-12 years old now and still running like a champ says a lot. How many EGO/Electric mowers will one go through vs. a maintained gas mower? The times I Have serviced my mower has been very easy. It is not uncommon to see 15+ year old gasoline mowers going strong with owners who actually care about them. A neighbor of mine still has a 2 cycle Lawn Boy mower he uses regularly. The second thing is batteries. While battery fires are uncommon, they are still a risk, that risk becomes higher when buying off-brand batteries that are not made with good cells or good materials. Since I wash my mower after each use, and leave it out to dry, it's generally all cooled down before storing so a fire risk becomes basically extinct.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I couldn't agree more

[@rexnotlob1351]

Personally I would not run right out to buy one. But I had someone throw one out so I picked it up and what a surprise the only thing that went bad on it what's the little micro switch that you push down to start the blades. A $10 part so I replaced it I've been using it for three years now without a single problem. They're easy to change out but I recommend you having an extra pair of hands around a simple 20 minute project ended up two hours. Always store your battery fully charged. Once a month I will run it down stone cold dead and bring it up to charge so it retains its memory on the battery charge. They're easy to store and just a good lawn mower. All on a single charge I get an 1 1/2 hours of runtime the battery does maintain a full charge through the winter months. So I hope this answered some questions that we're not asked

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, you're doing a great job keeping it going!

[@rogermurph101]

I’ve tried battery powered lawn equipment. Never again. My Ferris and Scag mowers will outlast me, and all my Echo equipment show no signs of slowing down. I do have an electric hedge trimmer. Great for small bushes. I primarily use a black and decker model. It’s lightweight and very easy to maneuver, and may or may not last a while. I also have a much higher quality Milwaukee hedge trimmer, but it’s just too heavy. Might as well be gas powered.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said, Glad to see you come back to gas.

[@samfeldman1508]

Nice mower! I love the single handle height adjustment. I actually had a Ryobi electric mower. It worked great for a season but I think I stored it incorrectly because the following spring it was dead. I got rid of it and went back to gas. But it’s probably a cheaper brand then the one you have? Anyway my gas mowers keep running and I have a cylinder mower that I don’t think they make in battery just yet? If you have a very fine grass type like Bentgrass a cylinder mower provides the best cut. Great video.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thank you for sharing that information, it was very insightful

[@edrodrigues5623]

Could I use one of these? Sure, I live in the city and have a small yard and I also cut my neighbor's yard and the other neighbors' front yard. Mostly because if I didn't, I can't tell you what it would look like and he's a good guy. I just like the gas, oil, sound but I'm not paying for one of those when I can fix on I found on the curb.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

couldn't agree with you more, and it's nice of you to help out your neighbors.

[@antman3525]

I have two electrics from curb side pick ups. Only good for pocket size lawns. Pretty gutless on long grass. Until they match ability to petrol and a similar price, l am not going to buy one. Washing them is a delicate operation.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said!

[@Jake.P.L]

1:17 Johnny English: "Sounds like a nose hair trimmer."

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

LOL!!!

[@jesterr7133]

I mentioned in a comment before that I had a friend give me a riding mower with a locked up engine that I suspected was not internally damaged, based on what it was doing. I just tore it down, and found that two of the magnets on the flywheel had come loose and gotten jammed in the magneto. Internally, the engine looks great. Though I have heard of it happening, it's the first time that I have ever encountered it. It is a Briggs 12.5 engine. Is this something that you see a lot of?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I have seen it a handful of times but not that often. I've seen It on briggs and Tecumseh riding engines.

[@liljoeii6091]

I still want to buy one of them on my other channel they had somebody that mowed hit a tree branch and cheered the plastic away from the blade and garbage Lowe's hardware where are they got it from 800 and some dollars down the tubes anyways thank you for the video

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes, these seem to be easy to break, thank you!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Remember I ran over that landscape rock. Rebalanced the blade and it's still running. Steel deck though.

[@pit4955]

Great topic ! We’re light years away from reliable and cost efficient electric lawn equipment.All this hype on electric lawn equipment is mostly coming from our government, how long do you think this crap is going to last, a yr maybe 3 and who is going to service it or better yet who is supplying parts?? They’re going to be like TV’s they malfunction you throw em out and buy another, why do you think all the large lawnmower companies have gone to battery it’s a fortune maker for them they know the consumer will just buy another one. As far for their warranties it’s fighting to the finish your battery is still under warranty unless you have a distributor near by you have to mail it that’s a 3 week ordeal providing all goes well and you’re responsible for shipping cost $50-$75 so the two batteries you have is now one 🤣🤣 Na, not for me !! Thx for sharing 👍

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

no problem and thank you for the comment

[@lewiemcneely9143]

We paid a CHUNK for our rider but when you HAVe to, you have to. The Stihl hand mower just uses around a quarter of it's charge for trimming and the rider used from high 60's to high 70% charge. The faster the less it uses. The Stihl is self propelled with a slider switch for speed control and the rider is down to zero which is a good thing for close trimming. The Stihl and rider have economy setting for blade speed and the rider has a half speed for travel too which is plenty fast. I have 50 hours on the rider and they both stay inside. The rider just has grease fittings on the two pivot wheels and the Stihl would just oil the wheels on it. IF I was able to have a gas gob I still would BUT you get in a position where you can't, you'll do what you need to do. The rider will recharge in a couple of hours and the Stihl in about 30 minutes. But a blade or drive motor costs $400+ but tghye blades are direct drive. The wheels have gearboxes. Everything costs. Bless You!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you make a good point. This mower is easy to use but the cost of repair or replacement will keep a decent amount of buyers from choosing it.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE RIGHT! A bare blade motor was $400+ and more from Craftsman/MTD. One for a drive with a gearbox would have to me more if the gears were shot. They're the same as blade motors, 4 bolt jobs. Other brands are using them too. Mine have been tough but how long will they last. We'll see and I'm not killing them but running them HUMMING!

[@marksyslo6780]

When this lasts as long as the 23-year old mower I'm proudly still using, let me know! Sure, I've put parts on mine, and had to repair it. I'm sure the carb I put on mine costs half of what a battery costs.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you and me both, oddly enough this one is about 7 or 8 years old and is still holding up well, even the battery.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE I paid $140 for a adjustable jet carb for the opposed Vanguard.20 horse. Money well spent! Yopu get what you want/.need.,

[@pollym.2126]

Wow I've never seen something like that before. Also, where is a good place you recommend for missing nuts and screws on a toro mower?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well it would depend on which nuts and bolts you're talking about. Standard nuts and bolts can be bought from the hardware store but those that thread into plastic won't be found there. You'll need to go to a site like Replacementparts dot com and enter you model number to find the nuts and bolts you're looking for

[@pollym.2126]

@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE I'm not sure, but it might the recoil assembly and the bottom plate of the recoil assembly facing the front of the engine.

[@TecumsehRulesbcserk]

I work on a lot of these, they’re full of electrical components that can fail and when that happens you have to replace the whole module.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

totally agree

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

the battery is $200, so I doubt it

[@NickSpires09]

I have the original blade and I sharpen it every year

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

nice!

[@covishen]

as soon as they come up with an electric mower that can do everything my gas powered JD rider can do. Including the runtime of 3 acres being mowed for $3 which is what non-ethanol costs me to mow.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you said it all

[@robertmailhos8159]

Great idea to remove the battery from the mower so you don't have accident

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thanks!

[@robertmailhos8159]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE you are welcome @insidehouse garage

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE We take the Stihl battery out to charge it every time it's used. That takes care of that deal. And the key goes with me after I get through.

[@NickSpires09]

Okay can’t lie I have my Troy bilt XP and I have this same mower I oil the bearings and I love it not environmentally it was the first mower I had and I can’t let it go let it go all day everyday I choose a gas mower

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I can see what you mean

[@ramadinsookhoo6141]

Hey bro what's up? I like how quiet it sounds but I don't think I'll ever purchase one in the near future. It's too expensive for my budget

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

agreed!

[@crazyty5137]

Why do you not service blowers?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I do, but I have to go thru the mowers, so I can get rid of them in the summer. If I displace a mower for a blower repair, I might end up having one more mower I have to store through the winter.

[@nhart6046]

Do you know what the voltage is on the fully charged battery ?, mine will start up but then dies .

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I never got to measure the battery pack, but if it's starting and stopping, what does the status light show on the mower? I think there might be a fault with and it's turning itself off.

[@ethanmiller3935]

I wouldn't. I will stick with my gass equipment. Better performance and easy to work on

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

agreed

[@UhBuddy1976]

The worst that could happen is is that the world would have one less electric mower to ruin your lives! 💯% 😂😂😂😂😂

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

hey good point

[@Lamartian]

Ego isn't a bad mower when it works. But their warranty is an illusion and they don't supervise local authorized repair/hack shops. It's a failure of corporate structure that will cost you hundreds extra on top of an already expensive mower.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

couldn't have said it any better

[@dfields9511]

ka boom is the worst that could happen

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

these are more like "sizzle" and then pop pop then comes the smoke and flames

[@jayden-cf5vd]

Does this mean that you’re getting rid of your old Honda mower

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

not at all I still have it.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Remember I had 8 that ran like Swiss watches.

[@Delerium_22]

My answer is is no I would not unless the market is forcing me to buy one by completely discontinuing gasoline powered mowers and not a single one is left on the planet. Gasoline powered mowers and engines are time tested and more durable, and on top of that are not disposable. Also my left ear enjoyed hearing that mower run lmao

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said

[@extrarockersworld8271]

Man people say switch to electric because gas pollutes but I disagree because most energy is made by burning coal which pollutes more then a gas powered items and electric has more plastic on it which takes a long time to break down in land fill

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yep you make a great point about the power, it's not meant to clean for the environment, it's supposed to be green money for the companies.

[@jimjr9143]

The factory for making a tool or car is many times in a completely different state or even country . Let’s say a battery pack is made in a location in china , you buy it here in the states . You are not contributing to the poison where you live in any way . If you buy a gas mower from another country or even a different state and use it at your house , this is exactly why these poisons are spreading through the whole earth . Cars same thing . Did you see the many pictures of what many huge cities looked like during the worse part of the pandemic ? Was an unreal sight , you could actually see a clear city . Factories are still being used . It’s the vehicles and all gas power items that is horribly spreading this nasty poison through the whole world . Literally ruining it . What would happen if you put a car or gas powered item in your garage , turn it on and shut your garage door with you in it ?? (Obviously never do that !!) you would DIE. Obviously we have to start somewhere making changes here and there and eventually find ways to stop this idiotic use of anything that is poisoning the earth and killing more and more people . Some many silly comments about staying with gas powered lawn equipment as it saves them money . And right there is the root of the issue . This is exactly why the process of stopping the huge amount of poison from being pumped into the air is at a snails pace . MONEY .

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE ALWAYS a tradeoff!

[@christophermarshall5765]

I’ll stick with the petrol mowers.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

me too

[@jr-pl9kj]

i have 2 electric mowers one corded cub cadet and a battery powered 40v Kobalt as well as many gas mowers. going to sell my gas powered mowers soon in favor of electric.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

good to see you've made your choice

[@Kyle-bb9zp]

Lawsuit waiting to happen there what. No safety when you clean the deck yikes

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right, although I do believe they took care of that by stating the battery must be removed before any cleaning.

[@MarkMeadows90]

No, I would not buy one of these battery powered push mowers in today's world. Maybe in the future if battery technology improves. But gas powered is my go to for right now.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I hear that !

[@dfields9511]

2:02 thats for the zombie apocalypse

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you got it!

[@nisamvise1724]

Ive left my husky mower out over the winter, lots of snow, rain, for years and shes doing alright, currently theres a rust hole in the base which needs to be addressed and shes running a bit under powered but this is the first year its happened, every other year was fine. But through all the years of hell she endured, Im genuinely surprised it made it this far, every summer just one or two pulls and she would start right up.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

glad to see it's still working for you

[@Wannabearborist]

Say what you want but electric mowers, chainsaws, weedwackers, hedge trimmers,leaf blowers, basically all gardening tools are 💩. Electric is for power tools not for garden tools

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I like the way you put that

[@RussellBooth1977]

No,I wouldn't buy it,in the future we may even have hydrogen fuelled lawnmowers since they're developing hydrogen fuelled motorcycles now !

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes, I'm looking forward to a different option other than batteries

[@C4_Corvette_man]

It just looks cheap made of plastic

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes I have to agree with you, but the actual price for it, is surprisingly high

[@ralphsumter4118]

I've been watching KZbin since 2014, and today is the first time I disliked a video. You posting this is like mcdonalds selling clothes, just doesn't make sense😢

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I appreciate your input whether good or bad and you're welcome to feel the way do. And besides that , you can't make everyone happy.

[@pit4955]

That’s because you were born in 2014 😂