How to transition from Gas to Electric Lawn Care

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[@busybeelawnservice4492]

Wow, Their vans are so clean!

[@BitterCarGuy]

Perfect business to transition to electric. Solar panels and a tesla powerwall would prob cut his electricity bill dramatically in the future but the upfront costs is going to be a factor. very excited to see his business on the forefront of new tech.

[@detsoob]

Instead of playing that music while cutting 4:47 I wanted to hear the noise the equipment makes or does not make. Biggest complaint is the 8am blower noise.

[@LawnCareRookie]

Unfortunately, there was no audio for that, which is why I continued with the music. I didn't realize until after. But here's another video where you can. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnOvlmytapWgmNksi=NWzmdoppUhXfNTHq

[@james6420]

That's really cool but how do you clean a property without some type of dump

[@newporttom]

Interesting. I wonder if he's getting price advantages by charging at night? And doing a little energy arbitrage? For example, I assume his crews get home late afternoon. 5 O'Clock or so. Peak demand time and his vans and mowers probably have 20 to 25% charge remaining. He could maybe sell off the remaining at a high price, and then refill at night more cheaply. I also wonder whether he is charging his equipment between stops. And whether he is installing solar.