M got the Ryobi and it served its purpose. I didn't think electric lawn mowers could handle anything. But that was 18 volts and it bogged down a bit occasionally. So I would prefer a higher voltage which means higher pipeline of electricity. 40 would be nice.
My actually actual property is 0.4 acres. But lawn mower necessary area is half that. The Ryobi would do it in 2 and 1/2 batteries that were 4.0 amps hours supposedly.
I stocked up on the 18 volt batteries and power chargers and I understand if I moved to anything else: Here we go again. I also have the Ryobi weed wacker which I've bought a replacement blade, not string, plus a couple Ryobi tools.
Okay, I know someone out there enjoys this Husqvarna and I've looked for it but I can only find Auto propelled. I want to push it myself and I don't want yet another extra set of gears being added to the complexity to break and to draw the power off the blade. I'd appreciate a pointer if you could find that.
Any other comments on the matter?
My actually actual property is 0.4 acres. But lawn mower necessary area is half that. The Ryobi would do it in 2 and 1/2 batteries that were 4.0 amps hours supposedly.
I stocked up on the 18 volt batteries and power chargers and I understand if I moved to anything else: Here we go again. I also have the Ryobi weed wacker which I've bought a replacement blade, not string, plus a couple Ryobi tools.
Okay, I know someone out there enjoys this Husqvarna and I've looked for it but I can only find Auto propelled. I want to push it myself and I don't want yet another extra set of gears being added to the complexity to break and to draw the power off the blade. I'd appreciate a pointer if you could find that.
Any other comments on the matter?