Whatever you feel like thread.

[ArlyA]

I do love this mower because of its near silent operation, no engine warm up, you can get off and leave it and makes no difference. The only moving parts is three electric motors. Still does a fine job mowing the yard. Not fuel cans to worry about.

 

[Grumpycat]

Until recently I was using an EGo 7.5Ah battery purchased in 2016. Gave it to my sister who is still using it. Don't know how much capacity it has. New it would mow just over an hour. Front and back lawns take 80 minutes, I started mowing front one day, back another, due to my abilities not the battery (of which I have more and could easily mow the entire lawn). The battery easily had 45 minutes of capacity.

 

[MossRoad]

I do love this mower because of its near silent operation, no engine warm up, you can get off and leave it and makes no difference. The only moving parts is three electric motors. Still does a fine job mowing the yard. Not fuel cans to worry about.

Ya! I rarely hear my neighbor mowing with his. I'll usually see him moving out of the corner of my eye or something. Otherwise almost unnoticeable.

 

[WinterDeere]

Not fuel cans to worry about.

That would be nice. My summer fuel usage is obscene, I just had a $200 fuel run yesterday, roughly evenly split between the pickup truck and a few gas cans in the bed. I don't mind the cost as much as the hassle.

If I were buying a new mower today, I'm sure I'd at least consider an electric. Not sure I'd buy one, the few I've seen still seem to be lagging the serious commercial gasser ZTR's, but I'd definitely be looking.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

If I had a small property I'd definitely look at electric. I just don't, and probably never will. Aside from the lack of ability to manage large properties, it's perfect

 

[Richard001]

This is the mower I have. It is now marked down $500 from what I paid and they are offering a 10% discount for your first order.

80V 30” Brushless Lithium-Ion Riding Mower

Turn the start key, activate the blades, and go! The HART 80-Volt 30” Lithium-Ion Riding Mower has the muscle to cut up to 1 acre on one charge. With 80...

harttools.com

I have been happy with my mower.

Richard

AND NO, I don't get anything by posting this.

 

[DynamicD]

This is the mower I have. It is now marked down $500 from what I paid and they are offering a 10% discount for your first order.

80V 30” Brushless Lithium-Ion Riding Mower

Turn the start key, activate the blades, and go! The HART 80-Volt 30” Lithium-Ion Riding Mower has the muscle to cut up to 1 acre on one charge. With 80...

harttools.com

I have been happy with my mower.

Richard

AND NO, I don't get anything by posting this.

Thats really cool! I did not realize Hart had a ride on.
I like the blower on the bagging system (at least i mussing its a leaf blower motor of sorts)

 

[Richard001]

Thats really cool! I did not realize Hart had a ride on.
I like the blower on the bagging system (at least i mussing its a leaf blower motor of sorts)

I have looked that Hart leaf collector and I think it is way overpriced. Plus I have read reviews of the leaf collector. They were not good. Most said that the chute plugs often without the blower on, and with the blower on continuously, the time between charging the battery is significantly reduced.

The mulcher attachment works nice and they do have an anti-blow out tab under the deck.

Richard

 

[ArlyA]

I have looked that Hart leaf collector and I think it is way overpriced. Plus I have read reviews of the leaf collector. They were not good. Most said that the chute plugs often without the blower on, and with the blower on continuously, the time between charging the battery is significantly reduced.

The mulcher attachment works nice and they do have an anti-blow out tab under the deck.

Richard

You guys might want to start a new thread.

 

[ArlyA]

New blades and 9 ah batteries going on. I'll resharpen the old blades for the next change.