Petrol vs Battery Strimmer - Running Cost Comparison?

[@garageblitztv3215]

Been using EGO gear for 5 years now and I could not be happier … however, I would humbly suggest that the battery is a consumable and that needs to be factored into as a running cost … one battery will buy you years of fuel for an average yard and mower.

[@LewisgardenservicesLtd]

Great comparison there👍 3 years using Stihl battery for maintenance I know I've saved loads. Many will say battery may be cheaper to run but what happens when you run out of power while petrol you just refill, one backpack battery and 2 ap300s get me through a whole days maintenance with no issues 👌

[@MachineryNation]

Awesome setup Nathan 👍🏼

[@telawrence3882]

For a small home owner, probably an idea solution. On my farm, I will run the trimmer for several hours. I'd need 6-8 batteries to do what my gas trimmer does with 2 or 3 fill ups.

[@MachineryNation]

That is a very valid point 👍🏼

[@paynebabes123]

I use these commercially and I can charge a second battery in the time it takes the run down another. I don't find it THAT common to be running flat out on boost mode for 20 minutes so the actual run time is a fair bit longer for me.

[@rocksfire4390]

you don't need that many batteries, worst case you would want 3, and at most 2 chargers (ports). no way you could run a battery out before 1-2 are charged up. getting that many batteries isn't hard either. if most of your tools are battery electric then you will likely have a few anyway. edit: also that's trimming NONSTOP into thick grass. you be better off with a lawnmower (electric too) in that case but for normal weed wacking, you wouldn't be hammering it down constantly like that.

[@facepalm5134]

1-2 fast chargers 2-3 batteries will have your tools running nonstop. A better long run. The cost is up front. I'm so happy I switched over to battery powered. No more gas runs, no more oil, no more maintenance. Best of all, no more string pulling. Push a button and you're off. The betteries and fast chargers come with a lot of ego tools.

[@beekone28]

I agree your problem. When you flat out the string trimmer it takes about 20 minutes to drain the battery. When i use a 3 point blade with my ego st3800e i run it for 45 to 60 minutes. than the other battery is charged. So it becomes far more usable for me. I prefer the Electric over a good stihl petrol because of the automatic rpm control and it s fool proofness

[@VintageEngineRepairs]

Great video James! I prefer petrol engines, but battery tools are coming along and improving daily. It’s unquestionable they’ll overtake the homeowner market.

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

In some cases, battery may be cheap to charge, but the cost of extra batteries is very expensive. As an owner of both battery and petrol, in my experience, petrol wins hands down for now!

[@sgm-gardenmaintenance7408]

I’ve moved over to cordless for my gardening business been very happy with it so far.

[@MachineryNation]

Great to here, which brand do you run?

[@sgm-gardenmaintenance7408]

@@MachineryNation I run the stihl ap range the professional. Use all there petrol equivalents even the dinky mower. Would love to try a ego mower out one day

[@carpandrei7493]

Great video! Was looking for a comparison like this. I currently own a petrol trimer and looking to get an electric one too. Here are my two cents, and maybe you could use them for testing ideas: a petrol trimmer has, on average, a lower entry price. For the price of an electric trimmer, without batteries and charger, you can get a decent entry level petrol trimmer. This information is based on the prices where I live - Romania. For a petrol trimmer you need to factor in also the cost of the two stroke oil. But 1L of oil should last you a good while. Another advantage for a petrol trimmer is that it has more power, which comes in handy if you need to deal with shrubs and other stuff that thicker than grass. Now, in my case, the electric trimmer would have an advantage over the petrol one: easier to store and readily available. An electric trimmer is also easier to store. no need to worry about the smell of oil and petrol. This comes in handy for folks who don't have a shed (yet), like yours truly. To get the same level of availability from a petrol trimmer, you also need to store petrol, and depending on storing conditions, petrol may degrade over time. The size of the yard comes into play also. Bigger yards may require that you have two, maybe three batteries for your electric trimmer so you can work at a sustained pace. That drives up the cost of the initial acquisition by a significant margin. My take away: petrol trimmer for rougher jobs, electric trimmer for maintenance, provided that you have enough batteries or you're not pressed for time and. A thought on repairability: petrol trimmers can still be repaired/maintained with a relative low cost. Not sure about electric trimmers. Also, I'm not aware of compatible parts from 3rd party suppliers to be available for electric trimmers. The motors, the circuitry (which I suspect is potted in most cases) have to obtained from the OEM, and usually they don't come cheap.

[@Olly_Pureblood]

Don’t fancy waiting 4 hrs for the battery to recharge, rather refuel and get the job done Good video 👌🏻

[@MachineryNation]

40min charge on these batteries and if you have a couple you can charge one while using the other 👍🏼

[@TuxedoPanther]

Excellent video. Some very good points here. How about a corded electric strimmer? And which strimmer is the most powerful?

[@Elvo7684]

I like Norman, he's the real hero here.

[@MachineryNation]

A hero is one name for him 😂😂

[@clintonshort5781]

Finally someone answers the question without talking too much except for the alter ego.

[@MCEdziits]

1:26. You forgot to ad cost of 2T oil, to the mix so it's easilly 2£ a liter.

[@KuyaHandyKap]

thanks for the vid. this is what I'm looking for! A clear, side by side comparison between petrol and battery powered grass trimmers and not just a separate review on both tools. This makes me think more on getting those electric trimmers. more cost-effective than petrol in terms of using it for my upcoming business. ☺️

[@johnrolleston8741]

Hi James: just one point with the cost of the fuel, the 2 stroke oil is quite expensive and if you allowed for that there would be even less run time on the petrol. Other thing is maintenance costs, probably another win for the battery. Recharge time and availability is an issue with the cordless for a commercial user who needs a full days' capacity. Great channel!!

[@MachineryNation]

Yes your right, I will mention to Norman as he is the one who does the maths 😂 thank you for your support 🤩

[@chemistt]

Guys I think you are very wrong and way too far from making a point that electric trimmers are more cost effective. When buying the electric trimmer you need batteries. Batteries like 8Ah ones are NOT cheap. By example ones here for Lidl Parkside brand costs 80Euro each. If you need two then thats 160Euro. To comfortably cut large areas you need two sets to not wait. Thats 320Euro. For 320Euro I can get 178 liters of Petrol. Now I will exclude oil costs because it really doesnt change myh point. By your example you can run your petrol trimmer for around 220 hours. Which in battery life is 660 cycles. By the time you would be using the last fuel for petrol trimmer you would need new battery sets for your electric trimmer. Even if two sets of batteries are present 300 cycles is WAY TOO MUCH. **why I am saying that oil cost is not important?? because battery life shortens ber use so its balancing out.

[@beezer5623]

@@chemistt I think your flaw is you are incorporating the cost of the battery unit and ignoring the cost of the gas one. I'm not saying your logic is invalid though. What we need to do is figure out what EGO model is a direct comparison to a gas machine. Battery units will come with a battery if not then the user probably has one already. Then factor in those costs.

[@chrisb9478]

I still like gas. I met a guy at Lowes looking at Ego mowers. The batteries are shot in his 4yr old mower. And cost as much as a new mower to replace. I’m using a 7yr old Honda gas mower that starts on 1st pull. My last Honda lasted 13yrs. Battery life & cost are the weakness.

[@MachineryNation]

I love ‘gas’ power but its interesting to see the difference in running costs. EGO batteries aren’t the same price as the mower but they do come at a cost and once you have them you can use them in another machine which is a lot cheaper to buy as you already have the batteries. Swings and roundabouts I guess 👍🏼

[@northwestwendover]

@@MachineryNation Razor and blades sales method. Buying into a battery ecosystem can cost someone more in the long run.

[@rocksfire4390]

Chris B shot? how? also where are you seeing them cost as much as a new mower? that doesn't even make sense. a ego mower is like $600 battery + charger included. mower only is $380. difference is $120, which is slightly more then just buying a battery (you are also getting a charger in the tool + battery + charger deal combo). cost? battery life? weakness? what? you wanna talk about cost? all the oil and filters, gas, and any other repairs you shoved into those mowers. battery anything always starts and you don't even need to pull a cord. stop being ignorant.

[@DJC995]

Nice One Norman & James Thanks again

[@MachineryNation]

No worries Darren, thank you for watching. Norman says hi 🤪

[@dartsmad1000]

What electric strimmer is this? Is there a link for it?

[@Jordan.E]

Nice one James 👍🏾 battery is looking very interesting but it'll still be quite an investment to replace petrol completely

[@MachineryNation]

Yeah I agree, these things can be done gradually 😉

[@wmtoutdoorservices-gardenm554]

Top video guys. Been using Husqvarna and Stihl battery machines for the last 3 years and no way will I go back to petrol.

[@samchurch4022]

Personally I got the Milwaukee multi tool with the strimmer head that kick ass, then add high demand battery and you got perfection

[@MachineryNation]

Nice one Sam 👍🏼

[@bigmeltie1]

Was the tank entirely empty when the petrol strimmer stopped? No filter at the bottom of the fuel line that would such air and stop the machine?

[@jonathansherwood5841]

Well done! That EGO is cracked!

[@MachineryNation]

Awesome hey 😇

[@DarFirdous-y7z]

Wow.. Greatly reviewed. Where to buy this electric one?

[@sptrader6316]

The battery will need to be replaced, usually within 5 years, so add $200+ to the maintenance on the battery side. I like my Ryobi battery trimmer for the convenience and I can trim the entire yard on 1 charge. I don't care about the savings, I see it as about equal. A large lot would require gas or lots of very expensive batteries.

[@MachineryNation]

Exactly, you could say the same about maintenance on petrol equipment. Thank you for your support 🤩

[@teenyson2939]

I've been trying to work out which way to go with this as well. But my recent experience with electric tools has made me pause. My battery charger unit just stopped working. It has had very, very limited use. It was working one minute and when I went to change batteries to charge the other 18v, it just stopped working. Go figure. Electronic components fail and batteries wear out as soon as you start using them. Actually, I think batteries are degrading from first manufacturing if I am not wrong. And sure, petrol engines and their parts can also fail but, are also easy to work on, and repair yourself. You also do not need a generator or battery pack if your not near a working power point in order to recharge the used batteries. How many batteries would you have needed to buy to cut that whole area I wonder? But the cost of fuel is also going up and up due to lack of oil being released and for many other reasons. On the other hand, so is the cost of electricity. And with less options for power, I can see it continuing to rise as there is no competition. 🤔 But your vid was also compelling. For home use, battery seems a no brainer. The great outdoors or commercial use? I am thinking perhaps petrol for reliability.

[@garthreid7114]

Consider your own ability to faultfind with a petrol strimmer, if it won't start, would you know what to check, and how to repair them. I'd say, the electric would give you less problems. I've never used an electric one, but I had a Ryobi strimmer, small, lightweight, reliable, so I think I'll try one of their electric ones, based on the strimmer, it's got to be good.

[@arturasnesakysiu1684]

He forgot to tell how much battery cost. And what battery degrades and dies. While petril 15 years still working, so if you go for battery which is lighter, no sound no need to put ear protection. Only solution is to learn fixing battery, ordering battery cells and replacing

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

Very interesting. It raises more questions as to the long term life of a battery/motor and subsequent replacement as opposed to the life of a petrol engine and the cost of repair or replacement. Same is true in cars I guess-time will tell!

[@MachineryNation]

The is very true Al, same when comparing any machine I guess 🤩

[@jote2275]

I bought a petrol strimmer this week because of my husqvarna 536 lirx could not handle a weed brush of 20 cm. Motor overheated. This petrol engine has much more power! And cheaper as an electric one.

[@TheJanope13]

figure 500 cycles for a lithium oion abttery, how much does that work out vs maintenance on petrol?

[@MachineryNation]

I feel a another video coming up to compare 😂

[@chemistt]

I like the video and it has great educational character on the differences. BUT. All the buyers here should not be looking at this from cost perspective as there is NO ADVANTAGE in battery over petrol. Its more about choosing the right tool for the job. I will not trim my house garden with a petrol trimmer to smoke it whole out or to spill the fuel and oil but on the other hand I will not recklessly kill batteries which uses rare earth metals and create toxic waste for landfills when I need to cut a field with overgrown grass. The correct approach is to use the correct and most ecological tool for said job.

[@busaboy7]

I use petrol for convenience and easier fuelling

[@fibreguy1971]

I use three batteries doesn't get quicker refuling than that.

[@chainsawcanuck]

I'll always go gasoline.. But it's alot cheaper here in Alberta like. 67gbp/l.. Lol great video!

[@jossmith1990]

This made me chuckle 🤭

[@charlieverity5405]

Lovely stuff

[@scubatrucker6806]

Good to know.

[@ronniebarker79]

james is blowing like a cheap gasket after all that lol top quatity content m8

[@MachineryNation]

I really was, normally I would have a few cups of tea in between 😂

[@ronniebarker79]

@@MachineryNation cracking demo james

[@henrymurawskibigdogrepair]

That was great 👍

[@MachineryNation]

Thank you Hank 😎

[@gavinlivingston1154]

if it same price to buy...how long you need to run it to get your money back...

[@tinkeringtaylor3053]

Now that was really interesting James it really shows how the battery's are getting better, well done to Norman for doing the mathematics but he should have worked out the wind factor and the length of grass also, get them tried on long overgrowth, really liked the editing of the video 👍

[@MachineryNation]

Thank you Nev. Norman loves his maths 😂😂

[@mattdraper1388]

Would like to see that on 2 top handle saws

[@MachineryNation]

That would be a great test 🤩

[@duncanmarshall241]

Maybe do it again and take into account with battery cost?

[@Stanwis]

I think i will try electric after my 2 stroke failed. Anyway i had enough of vibration ( its 15 year old stihl - maybe new ones are better)

[@keithhooper6123]

Working a 26 acre property,battery just does not have the run time.I might run a brushcutter for five hours,at times.

[@Big_Johns]

"A bit stiffer than my marital aid" that Norman is a hoot!!!!! 🤣🤣

[@MachineryNation]

He is in the sin bin for a week for saying that 😂😂

[@Big_Johns]

Free Norman!! Free Norman!! 🤣🤣 Throw Josh in the slammer 🤣

[@almclean4835]

I thought you were your brother, been proven wrong. Both in the same picture, cameras never lie ! Great test, I knew the result though. Our org trialled battery gear and the strimmers were the only tools they kept

[@MachineryNation]

Hahaha yep cameras never lie 😂😂

[@fibreguy1971]

Did you also calculate the oil price too?

[@MachineryNation]

Norman’s brain would not of been able to cope with that as well 😂 but it would be even less.

[@Juncti]

Even if it cost the same, the easier maintenance is worth it to me for battery. Plus I never throw my shoulder or trying to start it. Also interesting in your country clouds only impact half the field while the other half remains sunny, how cool! 😂

[@MachineryNation]

Awesome. Yes we’ve got to love the great British weather 😂😂

[@Robsenginerepairs]

Wow that was amazing James who would of thought battery would go that far and didn't know you was a twin ha ha

[@MachineryNation]

Thank you Rob 👍🏼 Yes Norman is one of our herd 😂😂

[@OvGraphics]

Looks like you're all set for the future speeding our way. Assuming the wind is blowing and the sun is shining. Of course by then it'll be a bit more expensive than 12 cents for a nip of electricity, assuming there is any electricity.

[@MachineryNation]

Let all hope there is electricity, if not then charge our OPE will be the last of our worries 😂

[@OvGraphics]

@@MachineryNation Perfect electrically manicured yards are nice in SHTF. Of course there is also the small matter of sustainable food, water, heat. Absolutely no worries. Wile away the hours with a vintage fully charged Game Boy. Here, presently working on converting my dual fuel (gasoline) Coleman Stoves to all electric.

[@rjt135]

Odd idea, I'd be curious how a gas powered tool would compare to a battery tool charged with a gas powered generator. Could be an interesting test of how efficiently gas powered tools actually cover gas to energy.

[@MachineryNation]

It would be an interesting video 😂

[@blakeroff9205]

Or running electric tools off a gas generator. That's what I was looking for originally then I found this. Good test all the same

[@10feetup]

Full battery will surely be shorter runtime than a full tank of petrol, also, petrol strimmer is a lot cheaper to buy, also bear in mind, if you want a second battery then the cost goes up.

[@rmac41981]

Most of gas equipment was free and I fixed it free or very cheap. Once these electric units break no one is bring them back to life.

[@MachineryNation]

We fix a lot of the battery machines that come into our workshops, but this is from the main brands rather than the rubbish ones, but that goes with petrol kit also.

[@jubjubs1000]

Only problem is they die out too fast, And you need a good 5 batteries to get the job done. especially trying to do wood cutting / tree felling. I will sharpen that chain the best it can and i will get maybe 2 decent sized trees cut and sectioned before the battery dies out. if i could afford another 3 or 4 300$+ batteries maybe it would work. but i need gas for wood.

[@AJPsWorkshop]

Great video mate with the price of fuel battery is looking the way to go

[@MachineryNation]

Cheers Ash, it is surprising when you work it all out 👍🏼

[@bumpkinrocks]

You certainly seem keen to push this battery gear, getting a good commission on it obviously 🤣 Don't see it ever working for me, 2 stroke all the way!

[@MachineryNation]

Don’t get me wrong I love 2 stroke machinery. Yes we sell the battery gear at Hayes Machinery, but we don’t get any commission from the videos. I wish we did 😂 These vids are just for education 😎

[@rocksfire4390]

you don't see it because you are not even looking.

[@79mrich]

so while the results are clear there are 2 factors you could include \ account for, 1 when you started the petrol strimmer you revved the nuts off it and waited short time to start cutting while the electric strimmer you was straight at it while there are slight advantages to a electric motor over a combustion engine to make it fair account for the fuel needed to get it ready to cut i know this is kind of irrelevent as a comparison is due to make these assumptions for the above reason but would be clear an precise on energy used for the CUT, 2nd would be the quality of the CUT petrol tend to have more power and a cleaner cut due to rotation speed and be able to cut thicker material food for thought happy to test the theory with you

[@johnb8389]

Cheaper but it's about staying in the game all day

[@joshuabush2569]

I own ego and petrol stuff. It will be interesting to see how well ego holds up with continuous commercial use... I guess you need to factor in the upfront cost of the batteries and potential replacements over time.

[@adelarsen9776]

You can't leave battery gear exposed in the back of your truck.

[@fibreguy1971]

@@adelarsen9776 shouldn't leave petrol there either else it won't be there when you come back. Lol

[@adelarsen9776]

@@fibreguy1971 haha, Where I live there aint no people.

[@nostopping1]

@@adelarsen9776???

[@adelarsen9776]

@@nostopping1 I live in an extremely remote part of a far away continent.

[@simonh73]

No one amortises the cost of the batteries when working out the running cost of battery equipment. Just simplistic charging costs!

[@ΓΕΡΑΣΙΜΟΣΚΩΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-β9ω]

Great video but in my opinion you have to consider and other things for a right conclusion. on petrol machines you have to include the cost of oil for 2 stroke and the maintenance. on battery machines you have to consider that they are more expensive to buy also that if something happens to them most of the times you throw it away. Also you need to replace the batteries (it depends from the brand) about every 1000 charges and they are not cheap. In my conclusion at the moment if you have problem in the area with the noise the battery machines are clear winners. Also if you use them occasionally for light works then battery machines wins again. But if you wanna work with them more professional only petrol because they gonna cost you far less in the next years if you include all the above I mention. If total cost its not a problem then go with battery because the noise and that they work every time without need to pull the rope every time is a game changer, but if things stay as they are right now in long term they will cost far more than petrol machines

[@MachineryNation]

Some very valid points there, thank you 👍🏼

[@shanemeiszner8685]

Yeah that makes sense but how about the price of the 2 stroke oil as well so you can properly half thar 67ml really so 2 minutes of run time on a petrol strimmer for 12p and would like to see a battery mower against a petrol one 😉

[@MachineryNation]

Yes Normans head would of exploded if I had asked him to work that out as well 😂 love the mower idea 👍🏼

[@HILUXCHAINSAW]

There is going to be a point when the majority of cars, trucks, etc, are electric. It's at this point the Government is going to have to get revenue from electric as it'll be losing so much tax that it's not getting from petrol/diesel. This is just an 'electric honey moon' period, it will get more, a lot more, expensive.

[@allistergraham6704]

Hydrogen power will be next by that stage

[@Scot-land]

Yeah but when the battery runs out you simply put more fuel in and away you go and it only takes a minute to fill the tank the batteries on the other hand will take at least a few hours to charge in witch time you could have a lot more done with the petrol strimmer

[@MachineryNation]

Or have another battery and charge the first one while using the second 👍🏼

[@Whatamanpig]

Do a ride on comparison 🤙

[@ashtreecare]

Brilliant video I keep telling people battery power is the way to go but everybody laughs at me 🤣 😭 is that an active strimmer from midland power haven't seen them for a few years had one of there top handle chain saws absolute crap 🤣

[@MachineryNation]

It is an Active Strimmer, yeah their saws werw dog sh!t but this Strimmer has been my go to petrol machine for 10 years (well until I went battery) well spotted Dude 🏆

[@ashtreecare]

@@MachineryNation I never tried the active strimmers my go to strimmer is the efco ds36004t got the Honda gx35 engine I love them engines beast of a machine 👌 for heavy duty stuff then for general usage husky 520irx lovely machine

[@glynrogers1018]

Hi petrol all day long I am old school

[@MachineryNation]

I love the petrol stuff but interesting results 👍🏼

[@danwilson6885]

I have an EGO.. I like it. But if the battery only lasts 3 years, and then I have to buy a new battery for $229 4.0Ah or $249 5.0Ah battery ugh

[@MachineryNation]

Thank you Dan. We have sold over 4000 batteries in 5 years of selling EGO and I have kept all the returns for a future project. Interestingly I only have 43 batteries so only a 1% failure rate so far.

[@Nibleer]

Uhm that trimmer used up a tank freaking fast? o0 but no doubt battery is the future... alot of people ask when calling... are you using motor or battery equipment? the noice makes a big difference

[@MachineryNation]

Yeah it’s defo a growing market. The tank was not full, just 76mm of fuel to equal the battery charge cost 👍🏼

[@RO8infinity]

a 4ah battery x2 runs for an hour on my trimmer, and it takes an hour to charge, but ive had experience where the gasoline ones , they have alot of parts to change over time and yeah. Sometimes trouble shooting a fuel engine is so frustrating, if an electric ones, its easier i think to repair electric ones since no liquid or oil included, its a very sloppy and it is more like if i get lucky i will start this machine, but nope, ended up sending it to the shop and getting charged half the price of a new unit, an electric ones are so easy , if it breaks down, i will just order the motor. Done, theres no block, or crank shaft or shoeclutches or fucking bough a wrong oil, and its really frustrating if its hard to start an engine when u are in the mood, If u can afford a battery powered and u dont want any stress, buy battery powered, Fuel and oil is just a product that is pushed , and u are programmed to think its better, but actually the fuel engine is so inneficient and random. Its crazy the world revolves around fuel

[@adelarsen9776]

I mow the grass with a Deutz tractor and slasher.

[@fibreguy1971]

Lol yep I would have used my jd and flail for that but not sure how far I would have got for 12p plus majntainance and upfront cost is even more than battery lol.

[@adelarsen9776]

@@fibreguy1971 But it lasts forever and is repairable on farm. Battery equipment is for city people with city problems. (generally speaking).

[@fibreguy1971]

@@adelarsen9776 did you not see its a John degree lol so not sure repareable on farm. Massive case in us for right to repair. Problems with modern kit.

[@adelarsen9776]

@@fibreguy1971 Often old stuff is the best. But being mechanically minded helps on any farm or forest.

[@Ewecnt]

Cost isn’t worth mentioning really. I have a huge garden and use 5 pence a week in petrol in my strimmer. Besides, battery strimmers have no where near the power and don’t make that lovely two stroke smell.

[@grandn8646]

Plus since that is a 2 cycle trimmer you forgot to add the cost of the oil that has to be mixed with the fuel lol

[@MachineryNation]

We did, but Norman would of needed a week off to work out that calculation 😂😂

[@MarioMario-rh3rk]

R u kidding 20 work time?im a professional gardener a full petrol tank last more than one hour work straight

[@vashsunglasses]

Petrol/gas tools are absolutely horrendous for the environment. We just had the hottest July in a hundred thousand years, we need to start thinking about more than convenience!

[@GregsMowing]

What if you used a modern petrol engine? Probably still loose but maybe get more done 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MachineryNation]

Which engine would you of liked us to test it on Greg?

[@garthkite]

Use a 4 stroke next time.

[@wanderingandroid]

this doesn't make any sense as you need to buy the battery first. you need to factor the cost of a battery pack.

[@motoninja2747]

Could smell the bias from the first few words …

[@lude5th246]

Petrol is way much battery bs

[@RO8infinity]

I fucking hate gas, the 2t , the greasy unreliable engine, always broken down, hard to startup, need to buy fuel, 2t, sparkplugs and other things like grease it and all, its just alot of work with fuel, battery is now cheaper

[@simplex7096]

ok now do some real terraine cleaning not just grass

[@RO8infinity]

Get a power station, charge it with solar, get 3-4 batteries. and always charge the batteries lithium batteries are long lifed it u know how to take care of it, i hate things with fuel engine. I hate it so much, i love dry magnetic and coiled machine that dont need dead thing to run, just the sun or rhe wind or anything, its been programmed that fuel based mechanical machines, are powerful , nope, its just loud. And stupid, its just like a cave man taking a stone hammer and dip it in gasoline and litting it up on fire and look scary in the battlefield, just because its loud , its not powerful, its all about speed. silent deadly and precise , precision would slay loud and obnoxious anytime

[@mr1pearl]

Go fund me page for a pair of new glasses for Norm 👍😆

[@MachineryNation]

😂😂😂 love it Bill 🏆