I actually did that! I cut a lot out out because I was trying to get those off for over an hour and I literally said that in some of the video that I cut out that I had to use the torx to get it out even though it wasn't the right tool 😂

I almost didn't post this video because it wasn't anything bad like I thought it was but then I figured Maybe someone that is getting this error will now know to look for pine cones that are hiding 😂

Great idea! Surely there's an exact match somewhere

That's what I thought. I was like "why don't you just look around for a similar screw lol". I have tons of such little screws laying around.

You can only manually control Luba with a Bluetooth connection. I couldn't do that remote like I was

I'm going to look into figuring out how to replace the rubber... Yeah evidently the breaker popped My parents house was flooded up to the windows a few years ago and the electrical is kind of iffy now

@@Crazypostman Would be curious to see if it can be replaced by the owners instead of sending it in or to a dealer. I did start writing that last comment to give advice about it maybe being just dirty IR sensor. But before I hit send, I heard you mention it was just a tripped breaker. Do you have issues similar to mine too besides this last tripped breaker issue?

@@user-ph1qr9yl6h I've seen people in the forums having recharging issues but knock on wood, I've never have! My two have always made it back home except when there's been circumstances that weren't Luba's fault, like the breaker or jammed up somewhere.

@Crazypostman Good to hear. My yard gets some dirt spots where the mower travels to the dock. So when it is dry out and the mower kicks up the dry dirt. My no-go zones around my trees are also now mostly dirt from the mowers turning in place. Unfortunately, even though I still have multi point turn on for both, they still like to turn in place slightly in these areas. So, over time, the grass dies, and I'm left with dirt. My 3000 with omni wheels isn't as bad as the 5000, but they both do it. And if course, they both love their donuts in front of the dock. 😂 Are you thinking of getting a Yarbo to try and do videos with?

So my luba mows about 115,000 ft² per week. It's been in service for about 16 months. For 2-3 months during winter it only ran a few times. I never stored it It stayed outside all winter.

Thank you for answering; after submitting the Comment - I tried wading through your Videos and decided to look at your Playlists and discovered that you Unboxed in Feb 2023 and would be using on your parents 3 acre property. Siri tells me that 115k sq ft is 2.64 acres - so nearly 90% of it. * I’m considering buying one and trying to mentally process how long Luba may last before replacing (or spend up to 1/2 the replacement price in repairs before replacing).

@@tulsatom4307 Keep in mind that You would have to get the 10,000 model to mow this much.

I'll look

If you remove them completely it affects the waterproof seals somehow I'm told. I could get a saw and cut them off and leave the bottom piece but, I don't feel like going to buy a saw 😂

I'm sure there's an aftermarket 3D printed accessory to solve this problem I just haven't looked into it