@@Juddanator16 the main difference is the WR149E has a floating deck and is fully water proof from above and below. It also has a larger front wheel that helps it travel over lumpy surface a little better. It also has better weight distribution which provides a little more traction to the back wheels. I did take a video some time back on this and you can watch it here. th-cam.com/video/-uDcGPFCywY/w-d-xo.html
@@Juddanator16 it really depends on your grass, but the WR149E does navigate the lawn a little better due the floating deck and change in weight distribution. If your lawn is dead flat and the grass is not too thick then you may not notice the difference. If your lawn is pretty thick then the WR149E is worth the extra money.
Hello, is it possible to bring it to a secure storage every evening (remove it from the charging station) after it’s charged and then bring it back to the charger in the morning before the scheduled mowing? Just for safety so it does not get stolen.
yes you can do this without really affecting the robot. But you must ensure you do allow it to charge before you take it inside. If the robot is left with a flat battery for long periods of time it will reduce the life of the battery. Cheers.
Hi uncle JC, it’s Nate
Thinking about buying one of these, the cut to edge makes the Landroids most appealing.
yes, for a small area I dont think there is any reason to move to wireless robots, particularly if you want to cut close to the edges.
What's the main difference between the 139E and the 149E?
@@Juddanator16 the main difference is the WR149E has a floating deck and is fully water proof from above and below. It also has a larger front wheel that helps it travel over lumpy surface a little better. It also has better weight distribution which provides a little more traction to the back wheels. I did take a video some time back on this and you can watch it here. th-cam.com/video/-uDcGPFCywY/w-d-xo.html
@@robotlawnmowersaustralia7913 thanks for that, just watched it. Do you personally think it's work paying a little bit extra for the 149E?
@@Juddanator16 it really depends on your grass, but the WR149E does navigate the lawn a little better due the floating deck and change in weight distribution. If your lawn is dead flat and the grass is not too thick then you may not notice the difference. If your lawn is pretty thick then the WR149E is worth the extra money.
Hello, is it possible to bring it to a secure storage every evening (remove it from the charging station) after it’s charged and then bring it back to the charger in the morning before the scheduled mowing? Just for safety so it does not get stolen.
yes you can do this without really affecting the robot. But you must ensure you do allow it to charge before you take it inside. If the robot is left with a flat battery for long periods of time it will reduce the life of the battery. Cheers.