Okay #cosohivemind
Anyone have an electric push mower?
Thoughts, feelings, reviews of it?
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@0x56 only half so. I got some odd spots it would get stuck at and the yard is a fenced section and no fence section that I'd have to move it between.
I also have a teenager that needs things to do. And a fat ass that I need to get moving some too.
My ride-on died and I've been paying someone, but he got all pissy because he ran over dog shit and it was on the tire of his mower 🙄
I told him to give me a day heads up before he shows, which he didn't do, so I'm not upset he ran over some. 🤷♂️
@Kurtroedeger @0x56 On a large yard it comes down to 2 words.
Cable management.
So go for a good battery operated one. Then it can be a pleasure to use, if you don't let the grass become a jungle for hobbitses. Good for low impact arm exercise, unless in a jungle. Again. And check the height of the handle bar, because slouching makes it hell.
And you need a trimmer on top since it is not a delicate finishing machine for edges.
@Fiikus_goddess @0x56
I have battery and plugin trimmer to use. I'm thinking battery one with self propelled feature. Costco has Green works brand and I know there is a no questions return policy with Costco if it doesn't work out.