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Topic	apparently gas powered lawn mowers are "too noisy"
Jupiter 04/17/23 5:41:16 PM #42:	TheLiarParadox posted... What electric mower do people itt use? I tried one before and it flat out could not cut the St. Augustine in one of the yards I regularly cut. It kept dying and the battery was zapped half-way through the not very large yard. The cheap gas mower I have just blitzes through everything. The one I use is a Kobalt from Lowes. I can't remember which exact model, but the price was somewhere between $300 and $500. I think closer to the $500 side. The only time I had issue cutting through the grass was when I got really lazy and the grass had gotten really tall and thick. Had to go over it slowly. Other than that one time, I never had any issues. I can usually do my front yard and back yard off a single charge. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23 <cite>Jupiter posted [p:972905597] in apparently... [t:80415403]...</cite> <quote>TheLiarParadox posted... </cite><quote>What electric mower do people itt use? I tried one before and it flat out could not cut the St. Augustine in one of the yards I regularly cut. It kept dying and the battery was zapped half-way through the not very large yard. The cheap gas mower I have just blitzes through everything.</quote>The one I use is a Kobalt from Lowes. I can't remember which exact model, but the price was somewhere between $300 and $500. I think closer to the $500 side. The only time I had issue cutting through the grass was when I got really lazy and the grass had gotten really tall and thick. Had to go over it slowly. Other than that one time, I never had any issues. I can usually do my front yard and back yard off a single charge. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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