Tows His Lawn Care Trailer with a Tesla // Solar Powered Autonomous Lawn Care Setup

[@LandoDaCommando]

Very good episode. you did your research on him. well spoken, it flowed and was never boring. I listened to every word. I enjoyed it alot. more please.

[@LawnsAcrossAmerica]

Thank you! I enjoy these the most as I am learning something new myself.

[@RaphaelTeixeira-mi5sn]

I believe building trailers for other businesses would be an amazing idea, a lot of people want to migrate to lawn care or anything electric but have a fear of building things and running wire the right way.

[@matthewknight5641]

2 months on and 2 months off would be amazing. I work 27 days on 3 days off and only home 3 days a month lol

[@JoseGomez33185]

I met him at a local EV show in Miami a couple of months ago. His equipment and trailer is amazing!

[@MichaelRei99]

Well I’ll give it to Steve. He actually made an argument for electric that makes sense. The noise factor. That is the only benefit I can see with electricity. Only a fool would want to put all of their eggs in one basket and hopefully the powers that be will realize this before they force us over the cliff. I commend Steve for what he is doing. He is an extremely bright individual and was interesting to listen to. I will definitely check out his channel.

[@Iexpedite1]

I’ve never heard anyone say anything about using one source. The term I hear is “ All of the above.” I don’t own a battery anything. Over the last 3 years I have been unable to purchase fuel 3 times. Normally it happens because of storms and the gas stations run out. It has also happened after a pipeline leak. I’ve had fewer power outages than I’ve had fuel shortages.

[@MichaelRei99]

⁠@@Iexpedite1no we are all going to be forced to use electricity if the government has it’s way. Heat , cars , power equipment. Everything. And it’s doomed to fail because we don’t have the ability to supply all of the electricity that will be necessary. It’s not just about lawn equipment.

[@MichaelRei99]

@@Iexpedite1I keep extra fuel on hand all of the time so a fuel interruption would have to be a long one. and the main reason for fuel interruption? Lack of electricity. I work for a power company. They have no idea how they are going to supply all of this new need for power. They are just playing catch up with all of the old infrastructure they already have.

[@Iexpedite1]

@@MichaelRei99 That’s what I’m telling you. The government’s plan is multi-sourced power. Wind, solar, natural gas, nuclear, hydrogen, petroleum. The plan has never been 100% electric. We are all tied to the gas pump. You want to see freedom? Drive your car with the power coming from the roof of your house. Stop spilling our boy’s blood in the sand of countries that hate us because they have oil. Stop trading our nation’s riches so everyone can drive to the grocery store using gas. There’s a better way…

[@Iexpedite1]

@@MichaelRei99 The first car didn’t have a gas station on every corner. It took time and consumer demand. This is a little different because we already have a lot of the infrastructure. Power lines crisscross the country. It’s not ready to handle the load yet, but it’s being worked and it’s a start. I store fuel…I have to. I stabilize it and rotate it out every year. Why do We need to do that? Because gas is already unreliable. The difference is, I can’t make it at home. A few solar panels on the roof and a Tesla in my drive is an absolute game changer.

[@BrandanTheBroker]

Here for just the tip!

[@JoseGomez33185]

If he has the $$$ EGO has a commercial line.

[@edmora7662]

Howdy

[@LawnsAcrossAmerica]

hey ed!

[@Tampa_tom]

As someone who owns a lawn care business. This is not possible for serious businesses. If you wanna play around and pretend your doing something sure it’s something you can waste time on. It’s not even close to gas powered equipment and profitably