Always a good,honest, well-tested review. He even tested it as a brush cutter, you are a quality guy Stan. However I don't think I would buy anything used from you 👍🏽
you can't trust any kind of paid Review. Milwaukee send tools to Social Media tool influencers not that they say that there products sucks or are at best medicore.
This is the most honest review ever. You treated it exactly how most homeowners will, by using it above and beyond the intended design. Now we know it's people proof.
I remember another review video from Fools in Action - trying to tell their viewers that Dewalt’s 20v mower was good - after it stalled about half dozen times in 4 inch tall grass ON CAMERA - and Stan was there - in total disbelief they had audacity to make that claim to their audience. Stan isnt “trying” to just fill his garage with free product at the expense of his reputation. Thank you.
20 years ago in my youth, using petrol lawn mowers, we used to keep one deck with the front cut out of it so the grass wouldn't be flattened entirely before the blades got to it. I don't know what you'd call the cutting method (mulch or rear discharge) but we just welded lengths of chain onto a metal strip which we bolted on the upper edge of the open back of the mower, the chains hanging down to stop stones and other hard crap from being flung at high speed (and most painfully) into your legs, a similar arrangement at the front to protect bystanders and prevent property damage. "Self-propelled" was you pushing the thing yourself, whatever speed you liked, contingent on the thickness of the grass. That old thing could cut whatever you could push it through, with it's ancient Briggs & Stratton motor. It's probably still around somewhere.
I recently cut the front off of some miserable 3.5 HP flathead Briggs powered 19" no name push mower as well as enlarging the opening on the side and removing the plastic deflector to really let her fart some grass out. It still wasn't dangerous enough for me, so I use a zip tie to hold the bail bar down and cranked the governor up to about 5k. She cuts like a sum'bitch, lemmie tell ya.
Thanks for a solid review. I respect how you took the batteries out when you flipped her over. Tells me you're a smart guy. I am just moving back to the USA from overseas, buying a house. Will need not only a mower but a whole family of new power tools. Starting over from scratch. The ability to use the same batteries across multiple tools is a plus.
I've been considering one of these and have been reading the reviews on HD's site, and am now on the video watching phase of my research. The few I've seen so far have been guys mowing finely manicured lawns and then there's this video. I'm blown away at how the same mower that can produce an amazing finish cut can also romp through the rough stuff like it was a park strip. Thanks for this video! I think I'm ready to buy one. *edit- since you asked at the end, I'd liked to have seen underneath the deck after you mowed that tree (!!!). I could have sworn you were going to break the motor mount like some people have been able to do.
I'm not a tradesman and pretty much only own hand tools... but Milwaukee has blown me away. Every car technician I see is praising these tools, every carpenter out there is yelling to the world how great they are. Hope they keep making great products and don't fall into the trap of so many other companies where they start to chase the less expensive production costs and really cheapen their end product. This thing is awesome, great demo... but then I checked out the price. For $1000 I want to be able to cut more than 1/2 an acre.
I just purchased the same mower and did my first cut today, I’m very happy, but I didn’t try to mow down a tree. Wow! you really put it to the test. Great review.
I am out of words....this machine can really manage tough conditions....Milwaukee s should reward you a loooooot for this video......! thx for video :)
Great review, Stan. I noticed the discharge chute isn't fully enclosed - it's got an open bottom. Smart design, as it allows more airflow with less restriction. I've had older Honda self propelled walk behinds with similar discharge chute but it was fully enclosed to the actual opening. In thick, tall, and wet grass it would clog up inside the chute. I like that feature, and the ower sounds like it's got plenty of power. And please show us the big tank!
I was just thinking the same.. I love my semi commercial Honda 537 and she earned me a lot of money, but even the latest model with a more powerful 200 cc engine still gets bogged down in wet thick grass (the type I usually cut given my client base) because it clogs up the back discharge. And I do have a bunggie cord that lifts that plastic flap giving it a maximum possible opening. And with all that tinkering boom, the sucker bogs down. It's a good thing she has a blade clutch so I don't have to kill and start the mower every time this happens.. Anyway, a dissapointing flaw in an otherwise awesome machine.
Great test Stan! Be nice to see what kind of quality cut it does on a maintained Lawn before putting it into the overgrown s**t. Let's face it we only do what you just did 10% of it working life! Keep up the good work Stan!
I'm super impressed. Ran a major brand on two years ago it was a price of crap. This has power. I would never use it as a brush hog or wood chipper, but I could if I wanted too. Great video Stan!
Nice, it’s good to see that there is someone else as rough as me that will treat and use a brand new mower like that, it’s a real test of how a mower gets treated not just mowing manicured lawn, good job, us Aussies will use a mower like that. 👍👍
Stan, since you've been doing a bunch of mower reviews, one thing would be great is if you would measure from the concrete to the bottom of the blade and let us know what the max height of cut is. Some of us need 4.5 - 5", a lot of times the mower will advertise a height that isn't constant with the measured height mentioned.
Ryobi's new self driven one is a step down from last generation, they went from inaccurate markings and being mentioned in the manual, to no mention in the manual, and no markings. Would be nice to also know the distance the blade is from the base of the deck.
Yet another great video. Love Milwaukee Tools. I gotta say your not shy when it comes to beating equipment. I'm not a fan of a walk behind but would consider this if the price was comparable and the batteries worked I. The other yard tools.
You tortured that mower , awesome video man thanks. Very impressed by what I saw . I don’t see my grass getting that high though but thanks for putting in that Milwaukee Muscle to work
Stanley you KILLED it with this video WHAT A DEMONSTRATION Love the way you whistlindeiseled that mower that's the type of tests I'm not seeing ANYONE else so on this stuff. More content like this! Hell my father is ready to buy one
A update on your fishtank setup would be cool. Key thoughts I have were I have a strong want of fish but mostly worry of workload involved, what equipment is good or bad, how many plants per watt and fish and also can edible plants be used like price ext or certain plants only.
Great Video. Would have liked to see the "Money Shot" showing the brand new blade while you had the mower in the storage position. I have a similar WORX 56 Volt 19 inch mower like this. I too found it is a beast cutting the higher grass. I drove 2 hours one way on Sunday to buy a 2nd one with all the other tools as that model is discontinued.
Good Cleeter plug ... I can't imagine the abject terror these company exec's feel after sending you a piece of machinery and before the video comes out! =) GJ.
There's no way I thought this mower was going to cut that tree down but everything you have cut with this mower dude has surprised the hell out of me and I like how Milwaukee has itself propelled by the back wheels and the one thing I like also if they have headlights on it so cool that way you can start at 6:00 in the morning before it gets real hot outside because that thing's not going to be super loud I need one of these in my life for my mowing business
I have a Ryobi Electric Push Mower, and I love it. It does pretty well with tall grass and even does pretty well with brush mowing (I use a duller blade for that lol) the kicking up and down that you mentioned the mower was doing is the same thing th Ryobi does, they call it "GAS LIKE POWER!" and for the most part I totally agree with that, I work 2 jobs and my parent both work so our yard goes without a cut for a few days, and being in south Alabama with random rain, it tends to grow pretty quick, but these newer electric mowers really impress me with how much they can do! Maybe ill have to give the Milwaukee a try! 😁
Definitely I have a Hart which is similar to the Ryobi I don't think people know that Ryobi, Milwaukee, and hart are all made by their mother company TTI but TTI just makes them exclusive to certain stores Ryobi is only exclusive to Home Depot as Hart is only exclusive to Walmart but all good mowers and like you said TTI says the reving up and down is basically what they call the power of Gas.
FINALLY someone who tests a $1000 mower, claimed for its power, against something CHALLENGING. Thank you! I use my gas-engine Toro 22" Recycler the way you used this thing, though I'll admit I never thought of feeding saplings through the rear like that 0_0 This is the best review of this mower to DATE (6/22/22), so thank you for taking the time.
I have a family relative who is in a R&D department of a well known company that are developing blades for lawn mowers that self sharping. Everytime the blades slow down they sharpen right up. He showed me a sketch of it and seemed pretty genius they way they are going to do it. When we were talking they are supposed to be out in the market sometime in 2023 and will retro fit on existing lawn mowers.
Outstanding... I never would have imagined that someone would actually test it as a Wood Chipper... BRAVO... I'm Sold ... Thank you for the Sharing..CHEERS and SEMPER FIDELIS...!!!! ps. Let's see the Tank ...!!!!
Nice review What I would have given for a mower like that when I was a kid. We had a piece of crap that would take us an hour to get running right. Then when we were worn out, we had to cut the grass.
That was the best product review video ever! (a little sketchy trying to use as a chipper though) Milwaukee products rock! Tell us about those great pants and shoes in a video...very cool.
Great video my man!! Keep up the great work my man!! I also have a cool little idea for a project for ya. How about making a little treehouse for you and the family to just hang out in. And also a cool landscaping environment leading to it.
The green light on the dual charger will blink for the remaining 5-10% I think. Once the green light is lit solid, they are good to go. Lets the batteries cool down from quick charge state before they would be ready for use.
Ive seen the Milwaukee mower against the ego lawn mower, it was a really good review, it was on tech made easy, great TH-cam channel, he did his against ego and I think ryobi, really detailed review, anyways, today was a great day Stan, I made the entire class something to eat today ,& made turkey burgers, they came out amazing, and everyone seamed to enjoy them, and then when I got home I showed my dad where a suspicious person was standing on our road while I was out waiting for the bus, it was strange, not acting normal in the lease, so I alerted my neighbors to keep an eye out since you never know, and then I just got done cutting two lawns, Tomororw I’ll finish the last one and I’ll be done for this week, the ego lawn mower is such a. Good lawn mower, and the Milwaukee one looks solid form what I’ve seen from others, but Stan, have a great night, god bless and go get ‘em, your pal and friend, Alexander costa
Love MIlwaukee and it looks like a great mower, but I can't fathom spending $1,100 for a walk-behind mower - especially a cordless one if you have a bigger piece of land and each battery costs $250 if you need spares. I was really close to buying a cordless after my 20 year old Toro Super Recycler finally died, and I don't regret buying the entry level Honda at all. Looks like the Milwaukee is a beast though...
@@Enonymouse_ I have a ego strimmer.chainsaw and hedge cutter.i love them.but your right the mower does not look great.i have a honda izzy mower but I have had constant probs with the handle coming loose.and now its not far from breaking.its to flimsy for the weight of mower.the engine how ever is unbelievable. 1st pull every time.auto choke aswel
@Giorgio Mumda believe it or not.the ego line was originally made for honda.but honda would not let ego put there brand name anywhere.not even on the battery.so ego said fine.dont have the product then.so they branched out on there own..engine wise my honda has never let me down.i will deff buy another handle.just wish they had made it out of better metal.its just to flimsy for weight of the mower.also the honda is effortless to pull start.some wowers almost take your fingers off.
This is a beast, no question about it, bit the price, oh boy the price.. Plus I'm a Makita guy so I'm hopping their engineers will find the way to catch up with Milwaukee power wise in a 2nd or 3rd gen of their 36V commercial mowers...
Bada$$ battery powered brush cutter! Haha I haven’t, nor wanted to use a small push mower in years but this looks sweet! Very impressed with all milwaukee and dewalt tools. Thats all we own ! Thanks Stan
what a great review! Stanley used that mower like a normal person would abuse a product. Very refreshing compared to vendors videos where they display cutting an already mowed lawn. :)
Amazing it does this all with M18, 12 AmpHr batteries and not some fake 60 volt special battery kit made for this purpose. Wet grass is the worst for mowers. As usual, impressive and to the point. Thanks Stan.
Milwaukee does have there special 80 volt batteries but those are more targeted toward professional industrial use and this is meant for professional landscapers and homeowners so I'm sure that's why they opted to do 2 18 volts in series to get it 36 volts to have the power it needs
I believe height adjustment is 1/2" increments. Just bought this mower and absolutely luv it. I live by myself and do not need help with this mower. I can handle it on my own. Enjoyed the video.
You can bypass the load sensing with the high lift button, im sure you know. Will put the hurtin’ on your run time though. Glad it has the option though for sure
Love the Milwaukee mower As a small family dealer of Milwaukee I haven’t got my first shipment in yet but they will be here soon and the first one is for me But after that I am going to refer my customers to your video Definitely want to see the aquarium also
@@jordanstaal01-107 you save up enough money to be able to open your own business, draft up a business plan to present to the bank for a small business loan, you create a corporation, do the million other things that it takes to start a small business, and you work from the time you wake to the time you go to bed. Then you'll be able to have a store that can retail products, and you'll be able to get a wholesale account with Milwaukee. See? Easy.
It seems like a great mower even though you tested places no rotary mower should ever go! My only trouble with electric are batteries that in time will not last....and the batteries are not cheap! While I have 40 year old internal combustion equipment still going strong. Perhaps the newer lithium ion batteries are a game changer but I'll wait to see.
My red lithium has been very reliable for the most part. I did have a dud come in a kit once. Wouldn’t hold a charge. Milwaukee sent me a new one. But @ $1000-$1100 I don’t blame you for being cautious. I will say though, my red lithium batteries have held up over time. Now hopefully I will be able to say the same about the mower itself. Only time will tell. I have faith in it though.
@@landscapingspecialist I'm just disgusted with batteries...I have several B&D tools that use a 14v battery - the batteries won't stay charged now and need to be replaced. I have a Tornado limb trimmer with a dead battery I can't find a replacement for...I have a Ryobi blower with a dead battery!!! These batteries aren't cheap and they don't last especially if stored in an unheated garage here in the Northeast. I.m choosing 2 or 4 cycle engines for the foreseeable future until lithium ion proves to me that they can stand the test of time. Thanks for letting me vent! MV :-)
Milwaukee batteries have been fantastic for me. I have 3 over 10 years old and still hold a great charge. I use them in my drill, vacuum, blower, sawzall, and others.
Always a good,honest, well-tested review. He even tested it as a brush cutter, you are a quality guy Stan. However I don't think I would buy anything used from you 👍🏽
I wouldnt buy anything from him either. He really put them thru hell
@@scubatrucker6806 he put it through hell with the shoot on lol. What a joke
you can't trust any kind of paid Review. Milwaukee send tools to Social Media tool influencers not that they say that there products sucks or are at best medicore.
That's funny! I was thinking the same thing, he's a little rough. lol
I would gladly buy that from him...100 bucks would work...
This is the most honest review ever. You treated it exactly how most homeowners will, by using it above and beyond the intended design. Now we know it's people proof.
I love the way you test equipment, you are one honest dude. Will always watch your channel, love it. Thank you Sir !
I remember another review video from Fools in Action - trying to tell their viewers that Dewalt’s 20v mower was good - after it stalled about half dozen times in 4 inch tall grass ON CAMERA - and Stan was there - in total disbelief they had audacity to make that claim to their audience. Stan isnt “trying” to just fill his garage with free product at the expense of his reputation. Thank you.
Those tools in action guys are complete flogs if you ask me haha
You went WAY beyond the normal review .
AND I loved it!
Love the testing you do!! Great content
20 years ago in my youth, using petrol lawn mowers, we used to keep one deck with the front cut out of it so the grass wouldn't be flattened entirely before the blades got to it. I don't know what you'd call the cutting method (mulch or rear discharge) but we just welded lengths of chain onto a metal strip which we bolted on the upper edge of the open back of the mower, the chains hanging down to stop stones and other hard crap from being flung at high speed (and most painfully) into your legs, a similar arrangement at the front to protect bystanders and prevent property damage. "Self-propelled" was you pushing the thing yourself, whatever speed you liked, contingent on the thickness of the grass. That old thing could cut whatever you could push it through, with it's ancient Briggs & Stratton motor. It's probably still around somewhere.
I recently cut the front off of some miserable 3.5 HP flathead Briggs powered 19" no name push mower as well as enlarging the opening on the side and removing the plastic deflector to really let her fart some grass out. It still wasn't dangerous enough for me, so I use a zip tie to hold the bail bar down and cranked the governor up to about 5k. She cuts like a sum'bitch, lemmie tell ya.
@@Prototheria Yeah, I'll bet she does. She would get through some gas too, likely enough.
Thanks for a solid review. I respect how you took the batteries out when you flipped her over. Tells me you're a smart guy. I am just moving back to the USA from overseas, buying a house. Will need not only a mower but a whole family of new power tools. Starting over from scratch. The ability to use the same batteries across multiple tools is a plus.
I've been considering one of these and have been reading the reviews on HD's site, and am now on the video watching phase of my research. The few I've seen so far have been guys mowing finely manicured lawns and then there's this video. I'm blown away at how the same mower that can produce an amazing finish cut can also romp through the rough stuff like it was a park strip. Thanks for this video! I think I'm ready to buy one.
*edit- since you asked at the end, I'd liked to have seen underneath the deck after you mowed that tree (!!!). I could have sworn you were going to break the motor mount like some people have been able to do.
Wow Stan thanks so much for showing this mower in action keep up the great videos
I'm not a tradesman and pretty much only own hand tools... but Milwaukee has blown me away. Every car technician I see is praising these tools, every carpenter out there is yelling to the world how great they are. Hope they keep making great products and don't fall into the trap of so many other companies where they start to chase the less expensive production costs and really cheapen their end product.
This thing is awesome, great demo... but then I checked out the price. For $1000 I want to be able to cut more than 1/2 an acre.
I just purchased the same mower and did my first cut today, I’m very happy, but I didn’t try to mow down a tree. Wow! you really put it to the test. Great review.
I am out of words....this machine can really manage tough conditions....Milwaukee s should reward you a loooooot for this video......! thx for video :)
Great review, Stan. I noticed the discharge chute isn't fully enclosed - it's got an open bottom. Smart design, as it allows more airflow with less restriction. I've had older Honda self propelled walk behinds with similar discharge chute but it was fully enclosed to the actual opening. In thick, tall, and wet grass it would clog up inside the chute. I like that feature, and the ower sounds like it's got plenty of power. And please show us the big tank!
I was just thinking the same.. I love my semi commercial Honda 537 and she earned me a lot of money, but even the latest model with a more powerful 200 cc engine still gets bogged down in wet thick grass (the type I usually cut given my client base) because it clogs up the back discharge. And I do have a bunggie cord that lifts that plastic flap giving it a maximum possible opening. And with all that tinkering boom, the sucker bogs down. It's a good thing she has a blade clutch so I don't have to kill and start the mower every time this happens.. Anyway, a dissapointing flaw in an otherwise awesome machine.
Great test Stan! Be nice to see what kind of quality cut it does on a maintained Lawn before putting it into the overgrown s**t. Let's face it we only do what you just did 10% of it working life!
Keep up the good work Stan!
Mower, brush hog and chippper all in one I'm impressed.
I'm super impressed. Ran a major brand on two years ago it was a price of crap.
This has power. I would never use it as a brush hog or wood chipper, but I could if I wanted too.
Great video Stan!
What brand was it
Nice, it’s good to see that there is someone else as rough as me that will treat and use a brand new mower like that, it’s a real test of how a mower gets treated not just mowing manicured lawn, good job, us Aussies will use a mower like that. 👍👍
Man he put that mower thru the test what a piece of new tech Im sold and thanks for great video
Stan, since you've been doing a bunch of mower reviews, one thing would be great is if you would measure from the concrete to the bottom of the blade and let us know what the max height of cut is. Some of us need 4.5 - 5", a lot of times the mower will advertise a height that isn't constant with the measured height mentioned.
Luckily, my wife only needs 4-5 inches as well...🤣
@@richfarfugnuven6308 There you go again , Bragging
I can’t tell which above comment deserves the best comment award 🤔🤣Ahh hell, you both deserve 1 👉🏻🥇🥇. 👌🏻👌🏻
Ryobi's new self driven one is a step down from last generation, they went from inaccurate markings and being mentioned in the manual, to no mention in the manual, and no markings. Would be nice to also know the distance the blade is from the base of the deck.
Yet another great video. Love Milwaukee Tools. I gotta say your not shy when it comes to beating equipment. I'm not a fan of a walk behind but would consider this if the price was comparable and the batteries worked I. The other yard tools.
They do work in the other yard tools!
I heard a lot of things about that mower thanks again brother always a great show
Stan, pretty awesome mower. Thanks for sharing👍👍👍👍👍😸🤗🐺
You tortured that mower , awesome video man thanks. Very impressed by what I saw . I don’t see my grass getting that high though but thanks for putting in that Milwaukee Muscle to work
Stanley you KILLED it with this video WHAT A DEMONSTRATION
Love the way you whistlindeiseled that mower that's the type of tests I'm not seeing ANYONE else so on this stuff. More content like this! Hell my father is ready to buy one
Lol. Whistlindiesel would be proud lol.
Reviews like this earn a sub from me any day of the week. Thanks for giving us what we really want man
If I could remote control this , it would be awesome ! Thanks for the review Stanley !
A update on your fishtank setup would be cool.
Key thoughts I have were I have a strong want of fish but mostly worry of workload involved, what equipment is good or bad, how many plants per watt and fish and also can edible plants be used like price ext or certain plants only.
Thanks for letting us tag along great test
Good Evening Stan. How have you been? It Great and powerful mower show and also heard from others. Have a great Weekend!! 👊
That was hard to believe. You really put that thing through the mill !!!
I tried
You are given ‘er the onions! Now that’s what I call a product demo. I don’t have a place for this mower in my line up, but if I did, I would buy one.
Thanks Dan. Great job!
Great Video. Would have liked to see the "Money Shot" showing the brand new blade while you had the mower in the storage position. I have a similar WORX 56 Volt 19 inch mower like this. I too found it is a beast cutting the higher grass. I drove 2 hours one way on Sunday to buy a 2nd one with all the other tools as that model is discontinued.
That is some tough mowing and no problem at all.What a mower.
Nice one Stan. Great video as always. 👍👍🏴🏴
Good Cleeter plug ... I can't imagine the abject terror these company exec's feel after sending you a piece of machinery and before the video comes out! =) GJ.
Wow impressive mower, amazing drive function, id never use the 5th speed setting, looks like i gotta start running with my push mower lol
Great review. You mow loke I do. It's great to see a battery powered mower that has the endurance to get the job done. Tx.
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You darn sure put it to the test! Was cool vid!
That was crazy test you're doing. It give me chill thinking you burnt out the motor.
Dude you've really put this mower thru hell and back.😯😯😍
Hello again Stanley
Thank you for another Great Video.
That was so funny when you started using that thing as a chipper lol!!!
thanks for the review on the mower. i like it because you can turn the lights on and off. i will be buying it
There's no way I thought this mower was going to cut that tree down but everything you have cut with this mower dude has surprised the hell out of me and I like how Milwaukee has itself propelled by the back wheels and the one thing I like also if they have headlights on it so cool that way you can start at 6:00 in the morning before it gets real hot outside because that thing's not going to be super loud I need one of these in my life for my mowing business
6am? Your neighbors will hate you lol 😂
@@sodapops7 nah, these things are very quiet compared to gas
Told ya the mower was great :) looks like you had some fun trying it out too lol....
I would love to see a video on your big tank and set up!
Coming soon!
Fantastic mower test. I am getting one fo sho!
I have a Ryobi Electric Push Mower, and I love it. It does pretty well with tall grass and even does pretty well with brush mowing (I use a duller blade for that lol) the kicking up and down that you mentioned the mower was doing is the same thing th Ryobi does, they call it "GAS LIKE POWER!" and for the most part I totally agree with that, I work 2 jobs and my parent both work so our yard goes without a cut for a few days, and being in south Alabama with random rain, it tends to grow pretty quick, but these newer electric mowers really impress me with how much they can do! Maybe ill have to give the Milwaukee a try! 😁
@Giorgio Mumda Ryobi was rated top in new mowers in a survey on Home Depot .TTI does own both great company !
Definitely I have a Hart which is similar to the Ryobi I don't think people know that Ryobi, Milwaukee, and hart are all made by their mother company TTI but TTI just makes them exclusive to certain stores Ryobi is only exclusive to Home Depot as Hart is only exclusive to Walmart but all good mowers and like you said TTI says the reving up and down is basically what they call the power of Gas.
FINALLY someone who tests a $1000 mower, claimed for its power, against something CHALLENGING. Thank you!
I use my gas-engine Toro 22" Recycler the way you used this thing, though I'll admit I never thought of feeding saplings through the rear like that 0_0
This is the best review of this mower to DATE (6/22/22), so thank you for taking the time.
best video I have seen on this mower I tend to brush hog with push mowers here in FL thanks
First time I used battery powered mower I was impressed by how powerful they are.
I guess it could be called the Milwaukee nub maker. You definitely have experience in testing various equipment. Good video sir
Great test video. 👌
I have a family relative who is in a R&D department of a well known company that are developing blades for lawn mowers that self sharping. Everytime the blades slow down they sharpen right up. He showed me a sketch of it and seemed pretty genius they way they are going to do it. When we were talking they are supposed to be out in the market sometime in 2023 and will retro fit on existing lawn mowers.
Quite possibly the most safest honestly great review ever 🤣 love it!!!
"I don't have anything else to cut unless..." Love the video Stan. Great work
I like how the grass comes out of the out of the back instead of the side shoot
You had me in tears with the tree Stan 🤣👌🏻 Diligence done 🤣 ✅
As I watch the DOT workers struggle cutting grass along the roadside and missing alot of growth this looks like a tool I envisoned in my head long ago
Outstanding... I never would have imagined that someone would actually test it as a Wood Chipper... BRAVO... I'm Sold ... Thank you for the Sharing..CHEERS and SEMPER FIDELIS...!!!!
ps. Let's see the Tank ...!!!!
I have wanted one for a while, after this review, I'm getting it.
Nice review
What I would have given for a mower like that when I was a kid. We had a piece of crap that would take us an hour to get running right. Then when we were worn out, we had to cut the grass.
That was the best product review video ever! (a little sketchy trying to use as a chipper though) Milwaukee products rock!
Tell us about those great pants and shoes in a video...very cool.
Great video my man!! Keep up the great work my man!! I also have a cool little idea for a project for ya. How about making a little treehouse for you and the family to just hang out in. And also a cool landscaping environment leading to it.
The green light on the dual charger will blink for the remaining 5-10% I think. Once the green light is lit solid, they are good to go. Lets the batteries cool down from quick charge state before they would be ready for use.
Ive seen the Milwaukee mower against the ego lawn mower, it was a really good review, it was on tech made easy, great TH-cam channel, he did his against ego and I think ryobi, really detailed review, anyways, today was a great day Stan, I made the entire class something to eat today ,& made turkey burgers, they came out amazing, and everyone seamed to enjoy them, and then when I got home I showed my dad where a suspicious person was standing on our road while I was out waiting for the bus, it was strange, not acting normal in the lease, so I alerted my neighbors to keep an eye out since you never know, and then I just got done cutting two lawns,
Tomororw I’ll finish the last one and I’ll be done for this week, the ego lawn mower is such a. Good lawn mower, and the Milwaukee one looks solid form what I’ve seen from others, but Stan, have a great night, god bless and go get ‘em, your pal and friend, Alexander costa
This test did not disappoint!
Love MIlwaukee and it looks like a great mower, but I can't fathom spending $1,100 for a walk-behind mower - especially a cordless one if you have a bigger piece of land and each battery costs $250 if you need spares. I was really close to buying a cordless after my 20 year old Toro Super Recycler finally died, and I don't regret buying the entry level Honda at all. Looks like the Milwaukee is a beast though...
It looks like it has a metal deck, I like that, the underside seems to be better built. This looks to be substantially better built than EGO.
@@Enonymouse_ I have a ego strimmer.chainsaw and hedge cutter.i love them.but your right the mower does not look great.i have a honda izzy mower but I have had constant probs with the handle coming loose.and now its not far from breaking.its to flimsy for the weight of mower.the engine how ever is unbelievable. 1st pull every time.auto choke aswel
@Giorgio Mumda believe it or not.the ego line was originally made for honda.but honda would not let ego put there brand name anywhere.not even on the battery.so ego said fine.dont have the product then.so they branched out on there own..engine wise my honda has never let me down.i will deff buy another handle.just wish they had made it out of better metal.its just to flimsy for weight of the mower.also the honda is effortless to pull start.some wowers almost take your fingers off.
This is a beast, no question about it, bit the price, oh boy the price.. Plus I'm a Makita guy so I'm hopping their engineers will find the way to catch up with Milwaukee power wise in a 2nd or 3rd gen of their 36V commercial mowers...
Bada$$ battery powered brush cutter! Haha
I haven’t, nor wanted to use a small push mower in years but this looks sweet! Very impressed with all milwaukee and dewalt tools. Thats all we own ! Thanks Stan
Right on
Love the videos
Looks a lot like a Honda mower. The hand/thumb controls and the deck shape
You don't need to convince me... I'm impressed with the Milwaukee mower. Great product testing, Stan.
The wettest nastiest grass around, and that mower handled it like a champ! WOW!!!
what a great review! Stanley used that mower like a normal person would abuse a product. Very refreshing compared to vendors videos where they display cutting an already mowed lawn. :)
Amazing it does this all with M18, 12 AmpHr batteries and not some fake 60 volt special battery kit made for this purpose. Wet grass is the worst for mowers. As usual, impressive and to the point. Thanks Stan.
Milwaukee does have there special 80 volt batteries but those are more targeted toward professional industrial use and this is meant for professional landscapers and homeowners so I'm sure that's why they opted to do 2 18 volts in series to get it 36 volts to have the power it needs
Fake 60 volt? What's fake about them
I believe height adjustment is 1/2" increments. Just bought this mower and absolutely luv it. I live by myself and do not need help with this mower. I can handle it on my own. Enjoyed the video.
I love the mower, I'm not using it but I see a great job it does. Very nice. I wonder how long it actually will run until charging is needed.
Let’s try some gnarly stuff! Uses it as a chipper. Love your videos man keep up the great work.
My grandfather used to say that was the best time to mow the rain makes the grass stand up not like pouring but sprinkling
Looks to be a well built mower and powerful too
Well done video. And a nice mower
This is the definition of a “hold my beer” review 😂 Incredible work brother!
The hi lift mode/turbo mode is not supposed to stay on, it's a quick pulse like a blender. Just a quick burst of speed to get the clog or jam loose.
Stan this is by far my favorite video of yours, i couldn't stop laughing when you cut the tree
Great one Stan!
Great video.
You can bypass the load sensing with the high lift button, im sure you know. Will put the hurtin’ on your run time though. Glad it has the option though for sure
Would love to see ur aquarium how u built it as I am looking in how to build one
Towns with blighted properties should be testing grounds for stuff like this. Well done review Stan.
Great mower, seem to work great
Love the Milwaukee mower
As a small family dealer of Milwaukee I haven’t got my first shipment in yet but they will be here soon and the first one is for me
But after that I am going to refer my customers to your video
Definitely want to see the aquarium also
How do I get into being a dealer like you?
@@jordanstaal01-107 you save up enough money to be able to open your own business, draft up a business plan to present to the bank for a small business loan, you create a corporation, do the million other things that it takes to start a small business, and you work from the time you wake to the time you go to bed. Then you'll be able to have a store that can retail products, and you'll be able to get a wholesale account with Milwaukee. See? Easy.
Do you guys ship? I prefer small business/family owned...
I am impressed did a great job
It seems like a great mower even though you tested places no rotary mower should ever go! My only trouble with electric are batteries that in time will not last....and the batteries are not cheap! While I have 40 year old internal combustion equipment still going strong. Perhaps the newer lithium ion batteries are a game changer but I'll wait to see.
My red lithium has been very reliable for the most part. I did have a dud come in a kit once. Wouldn’t hold a charge. Milwaukee sent me a new one. But @ $1000-$1100 I don’t blame you for being cautious. I will say though, my red lithium batteries have held up over time. Now hopefully I will be able to say the same about the mower itself. Only time will tell. I have faith in it though.
@@landscapingspecialist I'm just disgusted with batteries...I have several B&D tools that use a 14v battery - the batteries won't stay charged now and need to be replaced. I have a Tornado limb trimmer with a dead battery I can't find a replacement for...I have a Ryobi blower with a dead battery!!! These batteries aren't cheap and they don't last especially if stored in an unheated garage here in the Northeast. I.m choosing 2 or 4 cycle engines for the foreseeable future until lithium ion proves to me that they can stand the test of time. Thanks for letting me vent! MV :-)
Mine can do my entire home yard on a charge, that's all I need. No issues. But, I agree dunno how it would work on a larger mow.
Milwaukee batteries have been fantastic for me. I have 3 over 10 years old and still hold a great charge. I use them in my drill, vacuum, blower, sawzall, and others.
@@mjvaquatics2626 b and d isn't even homeowner quality. It's bottom tier. Batteries are great. You should try again.
Great videos enjoyed Milwaukee good stuff
Awesome Stanley!
Stanley, if you aren’t the best, you are definitely one of them!!! Keep going, my brother!!!
Same technology my bosch tools have with the Bluetooth and GPS. They had this for quite a while now.
Great video when something gets your approval you can rest easy its a good product. Show the tank.