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Anyone have experience with the robotic lawn mowers?
Posted on 7/2/25 at 12:56 pm
Posted on 7/2/25 at 12:56 pm
A friend's family owns a lawn equipment store and I went today to ask him about a new mower due to me moving and he said I should look at the robotic mowers. I blew him off initially, but then I forgot about my allergies and potentially not having to deal with that as much anymore. With that being said, anyone have one or heard anything about them?
Posted on 7/2/25 at 6:23 pm to Civildawg
I have a navimow h series, it was the only affordable no boundary wire option at the time. Since then the market has exploded with options. The navimow does the job, but the newer ones are better. Look around.
I have about .4 of an acre worth of grass, everything can be cut every two days, but I have it in three zones so everything gets cut every 3 days. I edge before it annoys the old guy across the street in the front, I hit the back yard up until the yard starts sloping towards the water like once a month. I let the bank grow up, it is full of native wildflowers and edibles and the previously mentioned on here pennywort that this board hates, and depending on what is there I could go a couple months or a couple weeks between cleaning it up.
I have about .4 of an acre worth of grass, everything can be cut every two days, but I have it in three zones so everything gets cut every 3 days. I edge before it annoys the old guy across the street in the front, I hit the back yard up until the yard starts sloping towards the water like once a month. I let the bank grow up, it is full of native wildflowers and edibles and the previously mentioned on here pennywort that this board hates, and depending on what is there I could go a couple months or a couple weeks between cleaning it up.
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