330X running 430X software. 4900 hrs since 2013. 100$ maintenance per year and it keeps on working cutting 2000m2+ in 3 different zones. Great product designed for reliability and maintainability ! It even works with 1 of its 2 lithium ion batteries being broken and waiting for replacement. Great stuff, keep it up!
They are very safe. It uses centrifugal forces to push the freely moving blades out, which also mean if it hits a hard object the blades just move out of the way.
I've had my Husqvarna for 3+ years and it has been the best purchase I've ever made regarding my lawn. I have more time because of the mower. I originally had a John Deere dual bagger rider. I would not trade my Husqvarna Robotic mower for a brand new rider regardless of the bells and whistles.
@@cheefussmith9380 when it’s installed it has a low voltage perimeter wire that is around the perimeter of each section. My mower has a little hard cover that it includes the charging station. It’s covered. My mower mows the front, back, and each side section. I have a large yard and it has a fence. When the mower mows the the side yards I just leave those gates open. I monitor the progress on my iPhone. I control it with an app on my phone. It’s been a huge help and gives me more time with family. It mows day, night, rain or shine. All I really do is edging and trimming when it needs it. Truly the best money I ever spent. 😊👍
@@robertbayliss2386 high praise! I could leave gates open I suppose. I have a long narrow patch on the other side of driveway, no reason it couldn’t cross driveway and now that as well, right? What model do you have if you don’t mind me asking :)
I did the layout and installation by studying the on line videos Husqvarna had on the web th-cam.com/users/postUgkx2KDztGvdU79XTmlqIMSUyPq8CjprGJOR also recommended it When I started the unit it stated it would take a few days to learn all the spots in the yard. So I thought it was just finding the areas till I noticed it was cutting. It is so quite you don't know it is cutting.
Looks pretty sweet. Really hoping everyone will have one of these super silent mowers in the years to come as I live in an area near the woods and a river with many birds and it is a disappointing thing when you can’t enjoy the peace because someone has to mow.
He is talking about other ppl mowing. Like neighbors probably. Anyway I like how u came up with a selfish reason lol tho noise pollution is actually hard on the body but I also hope everyone can have one in the future just cuz. With robots and solar power we could have so much automated and have so much extra time for family and hobbies etc. That's if the right ppl did it.
@Rone Pharaoh Hounds. I'm not sure about these but my lawnmower has a mulching devices which cuts the grass up into a very fine state and drops it back down. You can't even see the cut grass unless you use it on an overgrown lawn in which case it doesn't work very well.
*I absolutely LOVE my Husqvarna Robotic 450X.* I went to a very reputable dealer I know & trust here in County Donegal, Ireland... *KEYS OF LAGHEY.* The service was totally professional and installation meticulous! The Robotic mower is like having a dishwasher in your house... you'll never wash the dishes by hand again!😁 I love watching it make a superb job of my lawn, and unlike a teenager, it returns home to its little charger at exactly 10pm each night, TOTALLY SOBER!🤣😅😂 THANK YOU HUSQVARNA! ❤☘🇨🇮☘
This has actually happened. I read about 12 years ago that the Scott company has a patent on grass seed that only grows to a certain height. Why have they not brought it to market? Think about it. Where is the money in that?
I'm sure it exists but you can't continuously make money out of that. It may be a thing when they can engineer the grass to die when you stop paying the manufacturer a monthly fee :-)
What I really need is a auto vacuum for my artificial grass as its so annoying having to hoover up all the leaves. Plus the ground is level when laying the grass making it easier for an automated hoover. Do you sell one?
No, its totally random, except that with 'connect' it knows where it's been already. however the zig-zag lines don't show after a short while. I only cut every 2 or 3 days for about 2-3 hours at a time.
That’s what I was thinking. It’s completely silent though, and works practically all day, so grass never even has the chance to grow. So you wouldn’t end up with random ugly patterns all over you lawn
1) How do you prevent thieves from stealing this thing? Seems like an audible siren is little deterrent these days. 2) Does this only work on one side of the yard? What if you have a back yard *AND* a front yard? 3) Is the battery replaceable? What is its lifespan? How much is a replacement battery?
1) The top of the range models have the alarm, PIN code and GPS tracking. The lower spec models have the alarm and pin code, making it useless to any would-be thief. 2) If you have 2 separate front and back yards with no passage, you could have a charge station on both sides and alternate the mowing. 3) Yes the battery is replaceable. It's Li-Ion so they are rarely replaced. The price of a replacement battery for the 450X is around $420 NZD. (About $300 USD)
@@elwoodsmom cops love GPS assistance when investigating thefts oh, you would be surprised how many additional cases get solved once they have the ability to search warrant somebody's place.
The answer the question regarding the lifespan of the battery it's hard to say however if similar batteries used in electric cars like the Nissan Leaf are any guide you can reasonably expect 5+ years of service out of those batteries. If it's closer to a cell phone 2 to 3 years. I will note that bigger batteries tend to last longer and chemistry is continually improving overtime.
I have 8 of these. They work great. Don't buy them lease them for no headaches. Finding broken guide wires is not fun. Let your contractor have the headaches.
Love the idea, and in a few years this might very well be viable. Just like the robovacs are now.... But one thing i noticed with this. It seems like the pattern is going to be all over the place. People are serious about their yard lines. I know i am. And this thing just looks like it aimlessly travels within the boundry you set
My MIL has one of these. There were places in her yard, where the grass was so fast growing and thick, that it would lay down instead of cut with a regular mower. It takes a couple of weeks to establish it's pattern. After that, there aren't any yard lines. The only problem she's had in two years, was that it would get stuck in the ditch, and someone would have to come over and rescue it. She had culvert run across the front, so no more ditch. Her yard is beautiful.
Lawn lines are completely unnecessary though. The only reason you like them is because it’s a proof that the lawn was cut. People always say what you do, until they realize their lawn is always perfectly manicured and greener and then you’re happy there are no silly lines and you simply have a beautiful carpet of grass
Thank you for this. I sent it to my buddy that’s a landscaper so he can have an overview. We will rent a Cable Installer from Home Depot and I’ll do the technical part. Looking forward to having this game changer in action (Also, thanks to the people that commented about their experiences with their mowers. It helps so many people - along with the informative and visually satisfying video - to make their decisions 🙌 So nice to see the prices are reasonable; especially the 115H
It would be awesome if Husqvarna worked on a way to bridge 2 or more docking stations and software updates that would allow multiple mowers in the same boundary wire. Cutting a 3/4 acre yard can take up to 2 days at the start of the season or if you lower the height.
John Starkie Ok. I guess I would rather have the mower(s) run less often. The only way I know of to get that to happen is if there are more mowers or they ran faster.
skyserf Why? One mower for twice the time must be cheaper (and easier) than two for half the time? No? My machine runs 2.5 hours for each recharging cycle. I’d be happy if it needed more more cycles per day to keep the grass trimmed. I’m guessing that you ’hibernate’ yours in the winter: I don’t. It runs for 30 mins per day Nov to Feb: if it snows, I switch it off. I do have two machines: a 305 keeps the front sward (I hesitate to call it a lawn) down to 10mm, but that was an accident of a bad dealership: they said the 305 could no longer cope so I should buy a bigger machine. Which I did! Then a good dealership serviced the 305 and I ‘put it out to grass’ on the smaller front lawn. It’s been working for 2 decades, with new blades every 2 months, one set of new wheels and a new transformer because a thunderstorm destroyed the original. The two systems are separate with a short (2m) common boundary. The two signals do not interact or conflict.
If you are a person that hires a lawn service to cut your grass this robotic mower could pay for itself in a couple of years, might be a good investment for the right person.
Or people have medical conditions that prevent them from being able to do labor like that. Or people would rather spend their time doing other exercise they enjoy more like jogging, weight lifting, etc. There are lots of reasons to want this besides "I'm lazy."
@@DrCognitive also there are some humans that have brains, the cost of one of these is more than lawn service for 3 years. The warranty will be out then, what’s your next move when the repairs or maintenance is more expensive than another years service brainiac?
chance winford Before I bought mine my lawn service was £60 per week. £720 per year: £2160 over 3 years. My H305 cost £2000, and has done a better job for more than 7 years.
How do these do with water puddles? Doubt I’d ever buy one but if I did I’d need to know. The video only said it did good in the rain but nothing about if it comes across standing water
How often do people move houses though in reality ? surely you could say that about anything lol , you had a 2 door garage , now you only have 1 , how are you gonna fit that big car you bought in it ? cmon man
Imagine using these on residential landscaping, like a route. You could be trimming bushes or lifting a tree, or blowing or whatever while it cuts grass for u
@@nerdydev I have a boundary wire all around my property. Trees and shrubs overhang the wire, and I keep them trimmed a foot or so above the ground, to allow the mower under them. Alongside paths the wire is located between the turf and the path, so that the robot runs a few inches onto the path. At the front hedge the wire is as close to the hedge as possible, so the mower is stopped, in places by the hedge and in other places by the wire. Part of the land (which we call “the Spring meadow”) has Spring bulbs. This area is protected from the mower, between Christmas and 23 June, by short wooden stakes. On 23rd June (Midsummer day) the long grass is mowed down to 1 inch, the stakes are removed and the mower works that area from 25th June to Christmas. We actually have 2 mowers. One mows the front lawn daily down to half an inch. The other mows the rest daily to 2.5 inches. The front lawn is an ornamental monoculture (ugh!). The rest is a fairly diverse ecosystem, which includes the boundary hedges, shrubs and trees. The British idea is to mow to the same length as often as possible; the American idea is to remove no more than 1/3 the length each time.
@@nerdydev Aah . . . . my misunderstanding. Sorry. When I started my H 435X it took a few minutes to link itself to the boundary wire frequency; there's a button-pressing procedure. I don't think it would be a problem. But, moving the machine from from property to property rather ruins the idea of "little and often". My machine works for a short time every day. I'm not sure that scurrying from client to client for a few hours every day is a good business model! Better, perhaps, to rent machines to clients. Or to install machines for clients.
HA HA, I THINK THE WILD BIRDS HERE WOULD BE TOO AT FIRST BUT THEY WOULD ADAPT TO IT AND GET USED TO IT AFTER A WHILE. THEY WOULD GET TO LEARN THAT THE MOWER ISNT GOING TO BREAK DOWN THE TREE THEY ARE IN AND ONCE IT TOUCHES A TREE IT WILL THEN MOVE AWAY.
Prices dropped still more expensive than a push mower but then again if it saves you 1 hour per week during spring and summer that will pay itself off in a season
Oh man I needed one of the wire burier machine thingies! I did an in-ground dog fence on 1.25 acres. Cut a slit in the grass with an axe and pushed the wire in. Took me like two days and nearly killed me!
I recently installed another in-ground system on a couple acre property. I used a sod cutter from a rental company to slit the lawn then pushed the wire in the slit. Worked FANTASTIC! Saved me hours and hours.
Questions 1). How much is it? 2) how much is it to replace when someone steals it and the charging station. 3) will the lawn look as good as when I do it or does the robot move in a random way with no pattern.
Dave, these mowers start around $1499 (US Dollar) and go up to $3499. The main difference between the models is the size of the battery, which will allow the mower to handle larger properties. As to the security of the mower one of the items touched on in the video was about the Geofence you can create. If the mower ever gets picked up without the code being entered in it will set off an audible alarm at the mower as well as alerting you on your phone that it's been lifted. If the person disregards the alarm and still takes off with it you can track the mower from your phone. Even if the mower gets turned off the GPS is still active. These mowers do mow in a random pattern. But they are also designed to be out in your yard any where from 4-7 days, depending on the size. Because they are out there so often they are only cutting a small fraction off the top of the grass each time they mow. We are just finishing up our second summer with our Automower and I can honestly say our grass has never looked better.
For this to work then this thing will never stop mowing. If the whole lawn is cut in 2 days then how can it cut the lawn only at night or whatever you set it to and cut effectively when it's on a random pattern...
CJ Something For the first 3 days you run it for all possible hours. When the grass is all the required length, set it to short periods every day, or every 2 days.
If you have a large yard with islands, shed, garden, etc. you’ll need more installation wire. If you can pay for it to be installed it would be cheaper than buying the wire install kits.
A look at the large ride on mowers at the home improvement store shows similar prices. I would rather have a quiet electric powered machine than a noisy gas powered machine.
Some of the prices of lawn mowers already went down to 1700 dollars give it some time il get cheaper as time goes on. It will be as cheap as an IROBOT.
@Anton Chigurh i bought one 3 years ago the moment i moved in to my new house, it managed to cut some really tall grass.. Just give it some time to get it down will take a few days. There is a comparison video from husqvarna i think where they let The lawnmower into a meadow and it cuts it in a couple of days or a week
It can handle long grass but it will only do that once, after that it just clips off what grew overnight, you never see clippings since they are only a fraction of an inch long. Works great!
i'm on video #10 of robot lawn mowers never actually cutting a single blade of grass. Can someone help a brother out by posting a link to one that is actually cutting grass that doesn't look like a putting green already??
That's because the lawn always look like a putting green after you installed the mower. You begin with mowing your lawn and then you install it. The mower will then keep it like that all the time.
How would it mow a treelawn since the guide wires won't be able to be installed under sidewalks? Or, if a front yard is split by a driveway, and the only access to the back is via said driveway and a gate? Tearing up concrete to lay guide wires doesn't seem very practical....
It isn't practical really , these would be handy on a small yard that doesn't require that much maintainence to begin with , same with robo hoovers , they will do an alright job in smallish areas , handy if you are out of the home or just lack time , but in reality not gonna do a great job and not practical , its a cool concept and probs works for some , but another gimmick that's very expensive
It’s not a bad price if you think about it. Riding lawnmowers are more expensive plus this would be great for seniors and like us because my husband is totally blind and I just had half my colon removed and have to have more surgery. Anyone want to buy one for us lol!!!
I am totally blind and I am thinking that this might be a great new toy. I would have to make sure that the line was set properly so it wouldn’t take off and visit my neighbors yard.
Wow even the bushes got greener at the end
The small pieces of grass that are cut off will spread into the bushes, which will result in greener bushes and more beautiful flowers ;)
They used a green filter for the "after"" picture.
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Soren Kuula the trees did too😂😂😂
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330X running 430X software. 4900 hrs since 2013. 100$ maintenance per year and it keeps on working cutting 2000m2+ in 3 different zones. Great product designed for reliability and maintainability ! It even works with 1 of its 2 lithium ion batteries being broken and waiting for replacement. Great stuff, keep it up!
The blade mechanism looks very safe, I'm impressed
Should be like that on all mowers.
They are very safe. It uses centrifugal forces to push the freely moving blades out, which also mean if it hits a hard object the blades just move out of the way.
These mowers are wonderful, After 5 weeks I am very Happy.
5 weeks is not long enough to know if a product is quality or not. Come back in 5 years
I've had my Husqvarna for 3+ years and it has been the best purchase I've ever made regarding my lawn. I have more time because of the mower. I originally had a John Deere dual bagger rider. I would not trade my Husqvarna Robotic mower for a brand new rider regardless of the bells and whistles.
I want one. Worried about front vs back yard- do you clear a path or do you physically move it? No way I can buy 2😉
@@cheefussmith9380 when it’s installed it has a low voltage perimeter wire that is around the perimeter of each section. My mower has a little hard cover that it includes the charging station. It’s covered. My mower mows the front, back, and each side section. I have a large yard and it has a fence. When the mower mows the the side yards I just leave those gates open. I monitor the progress on my iPhone. I control it with an app on my phone. It’s been a huge help and gives me more time with family. It mows day, night, rain or shine. All I really do is edging and trimming when it needs it. Truly the best money I ever spent. 😊👍
@@robertbayliss2386 high praise! I could leave gates open I suppose. I have a long narrow patch on the other side of driveway, no reason it couldn’t cross driveway and now that as well, right? What model do you have if you don’t mind me asking :)
I did the layout and installation by studying the on line videos Husqvarna had on the web th-cam.com/users/postUgkx2KDztGvdU79XTmlqIMSUyPq8CjprGJOR also recommended it When I started the unit it stated it would take a few days to learn all the spots in the yard. So I thought it was just finding the areas till I noticed it was cutting. It is so quite you don't know it is cutting.
Looks pretty sweet. Really hoping everyone will have one of these super silent mowers in the years to come as I live in an area near the woods and a river with many birds and it is a disappointing thing when you can’t enjoy the peace because someone has to mow.
Why not leave the grass and flowers grow for insects and birds and also yourself to enjoy?
Its good when you mow, it exposes seeds and insects for birds to eat
Getting rid of that awful noise pollution is a huge reason why I’m passionate about revolutionizing the landscaping industry
@@a.demian Some overgrown gardens and yards are pretty nice looking , but its also pretty therapeutic mowing lawn or trimming back hedges
He is talking about other ppl mowing. Like neighbors probably. Anyway I like how u came up with a selfish reason lol tho noise pollution is actually hard on the body but I also hope everyone can have one in the future just cuz. With robots and solar power we could have so much automated and have so much extra time for family and hobbies etc. That's if the right ppl did it.
Whats the trenching machine ? that excites me more lol
this guy outdoors
Best investment I've ever made. I haven't moved my lawn in three years.
Lazy ass
@Rone Pharaoh Hounds. I'm not sure about these but my lawnmower has a mulching devices which cuts the grass up into a very fine state and drops it back down. You can't even see the cut grass unless you use it on an overgrown lawn in which case it doesn't work very well.
How often were you "moving" your lawn before?! 😉
Women love to see masculine men working in their yards, homes and cars not robots.
Am i the only one who think these robots are so cute? :D
No I decorated mine and put a ladybug sticker on it 😊
*I absolutely LOVE my Husqvarna Robotic 450X.*
I went to a very reputable dealer I know & trust here in County Donegal, Ireland...
*KEYS OF LAGHEY.*
The service was totally professional and installation meticulous! The Robotic mower is like having a dishwasher in your house... you'll never wash the dishes by hand again!😁
I love watching it make a superb job of my lawn, and unlike a teenager, it returns home to its little charger at exactly 10pm each night, TOTALLY SOBER!🤣😅😂
THANK YOU HUSQVARNA! ❤☘🇨🇮☘
My husband loves his! Can't go wrong with these. Moving 4 acres is a pain in the butt
At this point, why aren't we just genetically engineering grass to never grow past a certain height?
Charles Wang this man is on to something
This has actually happened. I read about 12 years ago that the Scott company has a patent on grass seed that only grows to a certain height. Why have they not brought it to market? Think about it. Where is the money in that?
I'm sure it exists but you can't continuously make money out of that. It may be a thing when they can engineer the grass to die when you stop paying the manufacturer a monthly fee :-)
Stupid
next level brahhh
This mower is absolutely amazing. 5/5 Amazing work, Husqvarna.
Convenient that the front and back gardens of this house are connected.
You'd need two
What I really need is a auto vacuum for my artificial grass as its so annoying having to hoover up all the leaves. Plus the ground is level when laying the grass making it easier for an automated hoover. Do you sell one?
Chester CopperPot, the most English man alive
Its basically a vegan roomba
Or a robotic goat.
3:10 can the pattern be set for lines and the blade height adjusted to make a beautiful 'royal' line pattern on the lawn?
No, its totally random, except that with 'connect' it knows where it's been already. however the zig-zag lines don't show after a short while. I only cut every 2 or 3 days for about 2-3 hours at a time.
Nope. The thing randomly roams the yard cutting grass? Why can’t normal patterns get programmed such as a up and , sideways?
That’s what I was thinking. It’s completely silent though, and works practically all day, so grass never even has the chance to grow. So you wouldn’t end up with random ugly patterns all over you lawn
Try making your own. Maybe you'll figure out why.
What about dips in the yard?
If it doesn’t have rollers it shouldn’t leave a pattern. Just light tire trail
@@traceycancio1795 depends on the size, it typically can get stuck in small dimples if the ground is soft. It has no problem on undulating terrain.
1) How do you prevent thieves from stealing this thing? Seems like an audible siren is little deterrent these days.
2) Does this only work on one side of the yard? What if you have a back yard *AND* a front yard?
3) Is the battery replaceable? What is its lifespan? How much is a replacement battery?
1) The top of the range models have the alarm, PIN code and GPS tracking. The lower spec models have the alarm and pin code, making it useless to any would-be thief.
2) If you have 2 separate front and back yards with no passage, you could have a charge station on both sides and alternate the mowing.
3) Yes the battery is replaceable. It's Li-Ion so they are rarely replaced. The price of a replacement battery for the 450X is around $420 NZD. (About $300 USD)
1) Electronics always have a work around. And even if its useless, you still lost 2500. lol
It has a GPS in it, and it needs a password to change anything.
@@elwoodsmom cops love GPS assistance when investigating thefts oh, you would be surprised how many additional cases get solved once they have the ability to search warrant somebody's place.
The answer the question regarding the lifespan of the battery it's hard to say however if similar batteries used in electric cars like the Nissan Leaf are any guide you can reasonably expect 5+ years of service out of those batteries. If it's closer to a cell phone 2 to 3 years. I will note that bigger batteries tend to last longer and chemistry is continually improving overtime.
Adrian Wood -
Does the mower have cemetery capability to mow around/between tombstones of various sizes? Say for a small cemetery of about 100 plots.
adrian wood
It’ll work it’s way around.
My sward has a number of trees and bushes: they cause no problems.
No added solar power on top to help with run time?
Will there be nice even lines or all over place as it would appear after watching this video.
The,end of "Landscaper business" 👍
I don't think it is capable of planting and watering flowers. There won't be any loss of jobs.
They charge so much
Not the end of Landscaping Business. Landscaping has nothing to do with mowing. Just fyi
can it cross over paving to access other areas of lawn
I have 8 of these. They work great. Don't buy them lease them for no headaches. Finding broken guide wires is not fun. Let your contractor have the headaches.
Love the idea, and in a few years this might very well be viable. Just like the robovacs are now.... But one thing i noticed with this. It seems like the pattern is going to be all over the place. People are serious about their yard lines. I know i am. And this thing just looks like it aimlessly travels within the boundry you set
My MIL has one of these. There were places in her yard, where the grass was so fast growing and thick, that it would lay down instead of cut with a regular mower. It takes a couple of weeks to establish it's pattern. After that, there aren't any yard lines. The only problem she's had in two years, was that it would get stuck in the ditch, and someone would have to come over and rescue it. She had culvert run across the front, so no more ditch. Her yard is beautiful.
It’ll give you a perfect, carpet-like lawn.
But if you must have stripes . . .
Yea I dont bs when i do mine or customers yards I gta have my nice straight stripes in my turf!
But the lines disappear in a few days!! This to me is not an important desire.
I absolutely LOVE my Husqvarna 450X. ❤☘🇨🇮☘
Lawn lines are completely unnecessary though. The only reason you like them is because it’s a proof that the lawn was cut. People always say what you do, until they realize their lawn is always perfectly manicured and greener and then you’re happy there are no silly lines and you simply have a beautiful carpet of grass
Do we still need to collect the grass after it cut by the machine?
can it run Doom
Of course!
very nice robotics technology for residential home for whole world :)
I totally need one of these!
You can pay for lawn services for less than the cost of that before the warranty runs out...use your head
@@chancewinford5783 the things only 2500 and cheaper if you want less range
Thank you for this. I sent it to my buddy that’s a landscaper so he can have an overview. We will rent a Cable Installer from Home Depot and I’ll do the technical part.
Looking forward to having this game changer in action
(Also, thanks to the people that commented about their experiences with their mowers. It helps so many people - along with the informative and visually satisfying video - to make their decisions 🙌
So nice to see the prices are reasonable; especially the 115H
It would be awesome if Husqvarna worked on a way to bridge 2 or more docking stations and software updates that would allow multiple mowers in the same boundary wire. Cutting a 3/4 acre yard can take up to 2 days at the start of the season or if you lower the height.
skyserf
My 430X mows 3/4 acre on 2.5 hours a day.
John Starkie I think you mean you let it run for 2.5 hours a day. My 450x can’t cut 3/4 of an acre in 2.5 hours.
skyserf
Yes!
John Starkie Ok. I guess I would rather have the mower(s) run less often. The only way I know of to get that to happen is if there are more mowers or they ran faster.
skyserf
Why?
One mower for twice the time must be cheaper (and easier) than two for half the time? No?
My machine runs 2.5 hours for each recharging cycle.
I’d be happy if it needed more more cycles per day to keep the grass trimmed.
I’m guessing that you ’hibernate’ yours in the winter: I don’t. It runs for 30 mins per day Nov to Feb: if it snows, I switch it off.
I do have two machines: a 305 keeps the front sward (I hesitate to call it a lawn) down to 10mm, but that was an accident of a bad dealership: they said the 305 could no longer cope so I should buy a bigger machine. Which I did! Then a good dealership serviced the 305 and I ‘put it out to grass’ on the smaller front lawn. It’s been working for 2 decades, with new blades every 2 months, one set of new wheels and a new transformer because a thunderstorm destroyed the original.
The two systems are separate with a short (2m) common boundary. The two signals do not interact or conflict.
I want one now!
Very good, but can it withstand moose attacks?
Can you withstand moose attacks?
Why are there consistent straight tire patterns on the lawn-in the video- as if was mowed with a regular lawnmower?
Gabe would be so proud.
I love it for my ground how much is this?
$2500 with installation
If you are a person that hires a lawn service to cut your grass this robotic mower could pay for itself in a couple of years, might be a good investment for the right person.
Mike Nelson So The World is Already Lazy!!
Or people have medical conditions that prevent them from being able to do labor like that. Or people would rather spend their time doing other exercise they enjoy more like jogging, weight lifting, etc. There are lots of reasons to want this besides "I'm lazy."
@@DrCognitive also there are some humans that have brains, the cost of one of these is more than lawn service for 3 years. The warranty will be out then, what’s your next move when the repairs or maintenance is more expensive than another years service brainiac?
chance winford
Before I bought mine my lawn service was £60 per week.
£720 per year: £2160 over 3 years.
My H305 cost £2000, and has done a better job for more than 7 years.
How do you sharpen the blades, or do you just replace them when dull?
Replace.
I've sharpen mine, it's not ideal but it works.
Surely its the same as pretty much any other blade , if you can replace it , you can re-sharpen it ?
I have many trees and therefore lots of sticks. How would the mower handle this?
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BOO!!! A REAL MAN CUTS HIS OWN LAWN AND STANDS PROUD LOOKING AT HIS WORK OF MASTER PIECE!!!😎😎😎😎😎!!!
graul1142
A real man cuts his lawn with a scythe!
I was hoping it had some type of gps breadcrumb process that can be recorded after guiding it one time manually
How do these do with water puddles? Doubt I’d ever buy one but if I did I’d need to know. The video only said it did good in the rain but nothing about if it comes across standing water
depends on how deep it is, they say to park in during heavy rains, it can handle one inch deep standing water
Does it do lines?
Yep I'm sold, take my money
What happens to the boundary wire when I move ? Do you reinstall it at my new house ?
It's just a simple cable. Leave it in the ground and buy a new one for the new place.
How often do people move houses though in reality ? surely you could say that about anything lol , you had a 2 door garage , now you only have 1 , how are you gonna fit that big car you bought in it ? cmon man
hi, Can I use this video presentation on my youtube channel? as we have 5 Husqvarna automowers and looking to buy more. Please let me know! Thanks!
The best alternative to lawn mowing would be having a lawn that never grows past a certain height.
Or just to have a plastic lawn altogether.
Imagine using these on residential landscaping, like a route. You could be trimming bushes or lifting a tree, or blowing or whatever while it cuts grass for u
I do.
@@johnstarkie9948 how does that work with the boundaries?
@@nerdydev
I have a boundary wire all around my property.
Trees and shrubs overhang the wire, and I keep them trimmed a foot or so above the ground, to allow the mower under them.
Alongside paths the wire is located between the turf and the path, so that the robot runs a few inches onto the path.
At the front hedge the wire is as close to the hedge as possible, so the mower is stopped, in places by the hedge and in other places by the wire.
Part of the land (which we call “the Spring meadow”) has Spring bulbs. This area is protected from the mower, between Christmas and 23 June, by short wooden stakes. On 23rd June (Midsummer day) the long grass is mowed down to 1 inch, the stakes are removed and the mower works that area from 25th June to Christmas.
We actually have 2 mowers. One mows the front lawn daily down to half an inch. The other mows the rest daily to 2.5 inches. The front lawn is an ornamental monoculture (ugh!). The rest is a fairly diverse ecosystem, which includes the boundary hedges, shrubs and trees.
The British idea is to mow to the same length as often as possible; the American idea is to remove no more than 1/3 the length each time.
@@johnstarkie9948 ah that's cool but the OP was referring to a contractor taking the machine to difrent clients properties.
@@nerdydev
Aah . . . . my misunderstanding. Sorry.
When I started my H 435X it took a few minutes to link itself to the boundary wire frequency; there's a button-pressing procedure. I don't think it would be a problem.
But,
moving the machine from from property to property rather ruins the idea of "little and often". My machine works for a short time every day.
I'm not sure that scurrying from client to client for a few hours every day is a good business model!
Better, perhaps, to rent machines to clients. Or to install machines for clients.
My husband is totally blind and I have a disability so this would be awesome to have!!! I may just buy one
Might have your husband read this, lawn service is less expensive and lasts longer than the warranty of the 450X
FYI, depending on your lawn it can get stuck and someone needs to attend to it.
Dude my cows would be terrified of this 😂😂😂
HA HA, I THINK THE WILD BIRDS HERE WOULD BE TOO AT FIRST BUT THEY WOULD ADAPT TO IT AND GET USED TO IT AFTER A WHILE. THEY WOULD GET TO LEARN THAT THE MOWER ISNT GOING TO BREAK DOWN THE TREE THEY ARE IN AND ONCE IT TOUCHES A TREE IT WILL THEN MOVE AWAY.
What are your cows doing on the lawn?
I think its great, but like everything else new will wait for price drop or people that get bored of their new toy & sell at a fraction of the price!!
Prices dropped still more expensive than a push mower but then again if it saves you 1 hour per week during spring and summer that will pay itself off in a season
Does it increase your electric bill?
yes to some degree im sure it is plugged in
Im impressed
We playing doom on these things now?
How can you dethatch if you have these wires in the lawn???
The wires are not in the lawn, they are around the perimeter.
dethatch before you install then after you don't need to dethatch
What happens to the cut grass that’s what I want to know ?
Will it cut Zoysa and St. Augustine grasses?
Would one of these be enough for a 1 acre lawn? If it works with a buried perimeter wire that's a no go.
You need the larger model. The 450x handles a two-acre property with no problem. You don't need t to bury the wire. The grass eventually covers it.
Roomba for your yard
These will be pawns in the inevitable robot wars
Are there any bigger robots that can change tools? Changing from a reel mower to a dethatcher. Then also do seeding, fertilizing and topdressing?
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You need a gardener.
Or a smaller lawn.
I have huge live oaks that shed in the fall. Is there a bagger attachment?
No this more of a mulching type mower... it doesn't have a large swinging blade either it has small ones on a disc.
Oh man I needed one of the wire burier machine thingies! I did an in-ground dog fence on 1.25 acres. Cut a slit in the grass with an axe and pushed the wire in. Took me like two days and nearly killed me!
Lol I would have given up and gotten rid of the dog 😂😂😂
the wire doesn't need to be buried
I recently installed another in-ground system on a couple acre property. I used a sod cutter from a rental company to slit the lawn then pushed the wire in the slit. Worked FANTASTIC! Saved me hours and hours.
Did it lower automatic?
Got this thing beat. We got goats that eat everything up. Occassionally it tries to eat my 2 year old too. Lmao.
Husqvarna please create robotic snowblower so we can mow grass round the year. Groundhog day for the grass.
English comprehension not your strong suit?
What path does the mower follow? Or random?
random
Can you make this so it can mow up to 3.5-4 inches? I'm interested but not if I can't keep my grass TALL.
yes
Sweet, thieves will love it!
Questions
1). How much is it?
2) how much is it to replace when someone steals it and the charging station.
3) will the lawn look as good as when I do it or does the robot move in a random way with no pattern.
Dave, these mowers start around $1499 (US Dollar) and go up to $3499. The main difference between the models is the size of the battery, which will allow the mower to handle larger properties. As to the security of the mower one of the items touched on in the video was about the Geofence you can create. If the mower ever gets picked up without the code being entered in it will set off an audible alarm at the mower as well as alerting you on your phone that it's been lifted. If the person disregards the alarm and still takes off with it you can track the mower from your phone. Even if the mower gets turned off the GPS is still active.
These mowers do mow in a random pattern. But they are also designed to be out in your yard any where from 4-7 days, depending on the size. Because they are out there so often they are only cutting a small fraction off the top of the grass each time they mow. We are just finishing up our second summer with our Automower and I can honestly say our grass has never looked better.
Linden Outdoor Power Equipment very informative. I would to get one but dang they’re pricey but worth it. Gonna start saving for one
Linden Outdoor Power Equipment kids in my neighborhood don’t charge nearly that much
@@tamimen1 really doesn't seem that pricey to me, think about price of a riding mower.
@@MrBubbadon you are the cleverest person on the internet.
If it functions as well as they claim this could certainly be a viable option.
It does.
looks like a sloppy random pattern to me...waste of money
@@butchbiker9179 Not too mention the price tag on some of these models are 2000 , that's quite hefty
For this to work then this thing will never stop mowing. If the whole lawn is cut in 2 days then how can it cut the lawn only at night or whatever you set it to and cut effectively when it's on a random pattern...
CJ Something
For the first 3 days you run it for all possible hours.
When the grass is all the required length, set it to short periods every day, or every 2 days.
@@johnstarkie9948 I set a schedule with my iPhone. I control it with it as well.
What about autumn leaves?
I don't like my grass cut when it's wet. Will it stop in the rain?
yes, it has a raincensor
How Much Is It...... Nice AutoMower.
Husqvarna website has different models starting at about $1100 and going up to around $3000, this is depending on how many acres you need to mow.
If you have a large yard with islands, shed, garden, etc. you’ll need more installation wire. If you can pay for it to be installed it would be cheaper than buying the wire install kits.
How much is a replacement battery? $100 less than it costs to buy a whole new unit?
Nope. Only 50 dollars
Where does the cut grass go??? Do I have to go and pick it up and clean up after it? You don’t explain in the video.
Plan D Options
It cuts a tiny amount from each blade.
So little that I can never find it.
The tiny bits wilt down and fertilise the ground.
It does explain this in the video.
People who have jobs as mowers: oh no oh no oh no no no no
Auto mower: yeeeeeeeaaaah boiiiiiiiii
They go from $2,500 to $3,500... Great idea but too high of a price right now.
Ever priced a mower? That price is comparable to most mowers on the market. Not to mention the labor if you have someone mowing the lawn for you.
A look at the large ride on mowers at the home improvement store shows similar prices. I would rather have a quiet electric powered machine than a noisy gas powered machine.
Some of the prices of lawn mowers already went down to 1700 dollars give it some time il get cheaper as time goes on. It will be as cheap as an IROBOT.
i just go the canadian tire seasonal catalog and it's here for $1699.99 or $70.84/24 months
Worth every penny.
I got a ad for this exact mower on this vid lol
wery interesting mower!
Ok i have two questions.
1. Can it drive on uneven terrain?
2. Can i change the boundary so it can mow my lawn in section?
wherearemysheep1
1. Yes
2. Yes
Umm, do they have any footage of the mower doing a thing called, “cutting the lawn”
The squirrel that’s stuck in your lawn:
💥🩸🩸🩸
Where does all the cut grass go?
How come we never see it cut fresh grass? It just shows cutting already cut grass... I'll go look for a review.
@Anton Chigurh i bought one 3 years ago the moment i moved in to my new house, it managed to cut some really tall grass.. Just give it some time to get it down will take a few days.
There is a comparison video from husqvarna i think where they let The lawnmower into a meadow and it cuts it in a couple of days or a week
It can handle long grass but it will only do that once, after that it just clips off what grew overnight, you never see clippings since they are only a fraction of an inch long. Works great!
The English used in this advert is adorably translated. 🤣
Will it cut down my hidden marijuana plants? 🤪
With the guide wire, you can easily protect areas that shouldn't be trimmed, such as flowers and pot plants - I mean plant pots
David Frau lol I like jokes
@@MrGiggity890 be carefull, it could get high and not find the way back to the charger station
if they are sprouts and you grow them directly on the ground and it is within the boundary wire
Swedish technology.
Always good!
Wow! This is awesome!
i'm on video #10 of robot lawn mowers never actually cutting a single blade of grass. Can someone help a brother out by posting a link to one that is actually cutting grass that doesn't look like a putting green already??
That's because the lawn always look like a putting green after you installed the mower.
You begin with mowing your lawn and then you install it. The mower will then keep it like that all the time.
Mine runs an hour every day.
The lawn is like a putting green all the time.
Was expecting the r2d2 scream at 6:29 for some reason...
Seems like a gps fence would be better and more flexible than an underground boundary wire.
Can it cut an acre
Yes there different models
Look like a Lamborghini centenario
I just want to play Doom on it.
How would it mow a treelawn since the guide wires won't be able to be installed under sidewalks? Or, if a front yard is split by a driveway, and the only access to the back is via said driveway and a gate? Tearing up concrete to lay guide wires doesn't seem very practical....
It isn't practical really , these would be handy on a small yard that doesn't require that much maintainence to begin with , same with robo hoovers , they will do an alright job in smallish areas , handy if you are out of the home or just lack time , but in reality not gonna do a great job and not practical , its a cool concept and probs works for some , but another gimmick that's very expensive
It’s not a bad price if you think about it. Riding lawnmowers are more expensive plus this would be great for seniors and like us because my husband is totally blind and I just had half my colon removed and have to have more surgery. Anyone want to buy one for us lol!!!
I am totally blind and I am thinking that this might be a great new toy. I would have to make sure that the line was set properly so it wouldn’t take off and visit my neighbors yard.