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They don’t typically sell propane mowers new, you have to convert them

@@livingthegreenlife2737 may i ask which is the easiest to convert? Such as a gravely or a grasshopper etc

It’s heavy man, hedge trimmer end is especially weighty, it’s hard work, using the strap helps but sometimes you need that reach

10 seconds into this video it says that it’s for areas that don’t get snow..

We have the 13’ one, it’s a dedicated unit. I believe there an attachment pole saw for the power head and there’s a 10’ dedicated unit as well

XUX01 - power head/split shaft 36v, that can insert a pole saw attachment. XUX02 - power head, in an 18v platform. XAU01 - 8 foot fixed length pole with 10 inch chainsaw bar XAU02 - 9-14 foot telescopic pole with 10 inch chainsaw bar.

Right on man🤙🏻 So far we’ve been happy with them but they do have room for improvement

I didn't test this for the same work load as a tree company but I would be interested. The equipment is more durable than most people think including myself when I first started using it. We primarily do maintenance services and we have all the same electric hand helds since 2018/2019.

The longer we use them the more we like them. Glad to hear from some other electric users! I’ll check out some of those shorts🤙🏻

Thanks man🤙🏻

I’ve seen numerous times where guys put off doing a job, especially landscape jobs, because their help didn’t show up

Exactly this video is nonsense I don't know any business that just doesn't do their job because an employee doesn't show up

Too many guys out there whining when there’s work to be done

Are you in Jacksonville?

Appreciate the feedback my guy🤙🏻

Hey man just wanted to let you know that I edited and posted a new video with the audio adjustment. The music only plays at the beginning and end now. I’ll be deleting this one soon

@@livingthegreenlife2737 soulcal tune is ok

Sure thing man, I definitely agree. It’s still early but it’s coming I’ll be posting another review this coming week on those kombi units after one year of using them commercially

@@livingthegreenlife2737 oh nice I should've waited one more week before buying one then lol. Cant wait for the good content keep it up

Thanks man!

audi5inline they run for about an hour. We can normally get about 4-6 properties done on one batter is our trimmer. Edger lasts a bit longer because we don’t have as much edging time as we do weed eating

@@livingthegreenlife2737 thanks for the quick response, you dont own the broom attachment ?

audi5inline we don’t have the hedge trimmer or the broom attachment. We actually use echo for our extended hedge trimmers

Brian Allen we now prefer to use the electric equipment over the gas. We ran gas equipment from 09-14 and made the switch in 2015 to go electric. The squid lighter, has plenty of power for any regular maintenance property commercial or residential. You can bring your chargers with you and charge them at your clients homes if need be. We service about 100 properties each week with all electric hand tools and they hold up. Stihl is by far the best product in the electric market right now that we’ve tried

The Fully Charged Gardener thanks! It’s worked out really well for us so far. We’re going on 7 months using that equipment commercially and it’s held up great so far. What units are you guys running?

Tony Newnham it’s been great, we’ve been running these units for about 6 months now and haven’t had any issues. We run them 5 days a week and have been putting them through the works. They’ve been handprint everything great. Would definitely recommend adding these to your set up

@@livingthegreenlife2737 Hi and thanks for the heads-up on the equipment. Can I ask if you get a days work out of the AR3000 battery pack, or do you have a different set up? Its not cheap is it! Just reviewed your video, I see you're using the AP300 batteries! Do you have multiple operatives and share them around?

Tony Newnham the AR 3000 wasn’t our best choice when converting over from gas. It made more sense to have chargers and charge/swap out batteries through out the day. The AR3000 should give you a days worth of run time depending on how many hours you spend on your stick equipment each day. I would track how many hours you spend each day with your hand tools then compare it to the run time. We would of had to buy 2 of them so we stuck with the AP300 and it was half the cost

@@livingthegreenlife2737 I just couldn't make the maths work in the end and bought the KM131R. 585€ against 2250€! I really liked the idea of lighter machines, less vibration and no fuel to mix but, the cost was too much in the end. A big thank you for the advice here.

Tony Newnham sure thing man not a problem, thanks for reaching out! Good luck on your future endeavors! If you ever want to talk grass/business let me know, always happy to chat!

Ramon Mendoza I’ll send you a message once I get one up man

D.T.N Professional Window Cleaning not a problem man, hmu if you have any questions. I’ve been in the industry for 10 years now

@@livingthegreenlife2737 appreciate that bro I'm like 2 hours away from Jacksonville but are you on Instagram or FB?

D.T.N Professional Window Cleaning yeah man I’m on both, Instagram is @livingthegreenlifejax and Facebook is green life property services

@@livingthegreenlife2737 ok I'll be sure to add you..

Quron Jones not a problem man, I’m happy to help!

Copper Creek Cuts I hope this video brought some value to you, thanks for watching!