I am seriously tempted to get a battery powered zore-turn riding mower, primarily because it's less noisy, and secondarily because it would be one less engine to maintain. - Upgoat

I am seriously tempted to get a battery powered zore-turn riding mower, primarily because it's less noisy, and secondarily because it would be one less engine to maintain.
submitted by Nosferatjew to whatever 1 dayMay 10, 2025 16:14:31 ago (+9/-3) (whatever)

I've been using a quality gas powered zero-turn mower for several years, which works great, but it keeps waking up the baby, which is not good.

Anyone here have experience with these new-fangled electric mowers? I'm skeptical of their "range" claims/estimates.

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NoRefunds 0 points 18 hours ago

Review: you think putting gas in a mower is too hard, much harder than the actual mowing. You think changing oil is hard. You think batteries will outlast a gas motor, and you have no idea about blade sharpening.

And you're still insisting on this conversation.

No, you're the retard here.

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I am seriously tempted to get a battery powered zore-turn riding mower, primarily because it's less noisy, and secondarily because it would be one less engine to maintain. submitted by Nosferatjew to whatever 1 dayMay 10, 2025 16:14:31 ago (+9/-3) (whatever)

I am seriously tempted to get a battery powered zore-turn riding mower, primarily because it's less noisy, and secondarily because it would be one less engine to maintain.
submitted by Nosferatjew to whatever 1 dayMay 10, 2025 16:14:31 ago (+9/-3) (whatever)