I really want to try a commercial zero turn but we’d definitely need to charge during the day. Guessing you’d have to get a trailer setup just for electric mowers
Yeah I guess it depends on how big your properties are. For me a 32” or 36” with 5 hours of mowing per charge would be more than enough for me to get through a day with the small lawns I do. Thanks for watching.
You got to start somewhere. It’s amazing how fast battery technology is advancing. I’ve gone all battery in my business for trimmers, blowers, edgers, hedge trimmers and 21” mowers. The only gas units I’ve still been using is the bigger mowers, my 36” turf tracer and 42” Navigator. Thanks for watching.
It is not mainstream yet, and that is what will give contractors who go, or start, electric a major competitive advantage. They don't have the maintenance costs that ICE machines do. They don't have to pull their trailer up to the gas station and fill cans and tanks for 15-30 minutes (bigger time saver than might first be imagined, having everything ready for the day each morning). The City I live in just bought two new wide area mowers for between 80k-108k each because they were costing their departments $52k+ in repair costs plus major downtime. That kind of thing is overwith now (though these are not wide area mowers). The fuel, maintenance, reduction of downtime (actually increased uptime regardless of maintenance) will be huge as compounding advantages, and that is Right Now.
Great equipment from Greenworks. These guys have been scanning my thoughts. Thanks for the video.
Yes it all looked very intriguing. I’d love to get my hands on a 32” or 36” battery stander. Thanks for watching.
@@LawnCareBusinessSuccess Yes, that 32" is so nice.
I really want to try a commercial zero turn but we’d definitely need to charge during the day. Guessing you’d have to get a trailer setup just for electric mowers
Yeah I guess it depends on how big your properties are. For me a 32” or 36” with 5 hours of mowing per charge would be more than enough for me to get through a day with the small lawns I do. Thanks for watching.
About 20 years till this is mainstream. But i enjoy the effort!
You got to start somewhere. It’s amazing how fast battery technology is advancing. I’ve gone all battery in my business for trimmers, blowers, edgers, hedge trimmers and 21” mowers. The only gas units I’ve still been using is the bigger mowers, my 36” turf tracer and 42” Navigator. Thanks for watching.
It is not mainstream yet, and that is what will give contractors who go, or start, electric a major competitive advantage. They don't have the maintenance costs that ICE machines do. They don't have to pull their trailer up to the gas station and fill cans and tanks for 15-30 minutes (bigger time saver than might first be imagined, having everything ready for the day each morning).
The City I live in just bought two new wide area mowers for between 80k-108k each because they were costing their departments $52k+ in repair costs plus major downtime. That kind of thing is overwith now (though these are not wide area mowers).
The fuel, maintenance, reduction of downtime (actually increased uptime regardless of maintenance) will be huge as compounding advantages, and that is Right Now.
@@Gabriankle I kindly disagree but respect your opinion either way. Im not a fan of anything electric. I guess only the future will tell my friend!
20 years? Bro. Greenworks has been out for years. Look at ego. They are main stream
@@gmeister03 LOL name me more then 3 million dollar lanscape companies who use "ego" lmao. Go ahead...its raining here, i got all day..
That charge plug on their 8KW is the Japanese ChaDeMo standard.
I know because I have one on my Mitsubishi i-MiEV.