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Assuming you have to pick the bugger up a leave it to do its thing on the front then bring it back in before some scallywag decides to stick it up a tree or something. Kind of takes the 'effortless mowing' angle out of it.
Does it? I doubt it's that heavy, and carrying it through/around the house, will be a lot less effort than repeatedly shoving one up and down the garden!gremlin wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 9:16 amAssuming you have to pick the bugger up a leave it to do its thing on the front then bring it back in before some scallywag decides to stick it up a tree or something. Kind of takes the 'effortless mowing' angle out of it.
Fuck it. I'll carry on pushing my Makita up and down the lawns until such time as Metal Micky or Twiki is available on a ticket for 49p.Taipan wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 9:26 amDoes it? I doubt it's that heavy, and carrying it through/around the house, will be a lot less effort than repeatedly shoving one up and down the garden!gremlin wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 9:16 amAssuming you have to pick the bugger up a leave it to do its thing on the front then bring it back in before some scallywag decides to stick it up a tree or something. Kind of takes the 'effortless mowing' angle out of it.
In my case, I'd only have it for the back garden as my front garden is small and probably not worth setting it up as a separate zone? You can get robot mowers that don't require a perimeter wire and use AI mapping/gps in some form or another? Like robot hoovers, they are certainly growing in popularity.
They are kinda tempting when you look into it, but there's something about mowing my lawns I like, so maybe not just now, but I reckon one is in my future!Plus I'd still have to check for dog-eggs on the lawn before I let it loose, I suspect.Taipan wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 11:42 am Multizone (front and rear garden), or cut more on areas with rapid grow, and it even checks the weather and won't mow when scheduled, or if its unexpectedly rains, it'll stop. Also, and you can choose stripes or natural cut!
True. I use my lawnmower to hoover them up, but this will turn into a muck spreader!gremlin wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 12:44 pmPlus I'd still have to check for dog-eggs on the lawn before I let it loose, I suspect.Taipan wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 11:42 am Multizone (front and rear garden), or cut more on areas with rapid grow, and it even checks the weather and won't mow when scheduled, or if its unexpectedly rains, it'll stop. Also, and you can choose stripes or natural cut!
Imagine the mess.
HAve you looked outside at the rain !Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 10:49 am You'll lose grip before this does!
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Acadmic. I couldn't even get in it, or out of it!weeksy wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 10:50 amHAve you looked outside at the rain !Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 10:49 am You'll lose grip before this does!
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