For durability, I'd like to see a row of sticks of different sizes, and see how far each mower makes it before they get jammed. Tools or rocks would probably finish off the mowers, and both are real world possibilities.

Neighbours "HES FINALLY CUTTING HIS LAWN" then they look over and your cutting orbeez with a mower

This channel is honestly great to visit if I’m feeling down or anxious about something. It’s like putting aside all my worries for a minute to sit down with a kind, suburban wild man who wants to teach me all the technicalities between electric and gas lawn mowers. Feelsgoodman.

I love Tyler's scenarios that he makes up, like oh I'm just mowing my lawn and then all of a sudden there's a zombie coming out of the ground and I didn't see him so I ran him over, did my lawn mower survive?

The handle is probably lowered to keep the blade from moving during factory assembly and while it’s in the box. And for safety while removing from box and setting up.

I own a lawn care biz and I have mowed about 5-foot tall grass and stuff that I have hit that will break the deck is really big rocks, bricks, and stumps. i would also like to see you run over 1inch tube steal, some 2x4s and stuff like that

I have a honda gas powered lawnmower and it has been through gravel, stones and sticks many times. It would be interesting to see how these stand up to those things you often see in and around lawns. The worst thing the mower has gone over was a decorative concrete separator (one to divide the lawn and garden bed), it sliced through the concrete (about 2 inch) and started right back up again. Maybe break a cinder block up and see how the lawn mowers cut through a piece of it

“Digs into the dirt” Bc the yard is not level. Should tell you something about power though

Tyler: "I'm not super tall, I'm 6'2"" Me: *cries in 5'7"*

Some ideas for the lawnmower extremetest: Rocks of various size, wood of various size, hammer, screwdriver, toddler, pair of safety boots, tire, stretch armstrong, skateboard, nails, burning coal, cinder block, a GoPro, wrench, shovel, broom, rake. Just a few ideas. Looking forward to the Video. But please be safe, maybe stand behind thick plexiglass and rig it up.

I have an Ego 56V self propelled electric mower. I have been through a lot of mowers through the years. The Ego electric by far my favorite mower ever and made mowing fun. Best thing about electric mower is no yearly maintenance like a gas mower. The battery in mine will last an hour or more and has an indicator to warn me when it gets to 25% charge. Sometimes my grass gets really tall between mows (6 - 8 inches tall at times). I can cut it down at 1 inch lift without much of an issue (my gas mower would sometimes bog down). The electric mowers seem to work best in either mulch mode or bagging mode. When I use the chute it always clogs up like the one in your video. I don't think I will ever go back to a gas mower. Also have electric weedeater and love it too.

You can use the battery from electric lawnmowers on other tools, like hedge clippers and snow blowers. This is something to consider when comparing prices.

Man this guy really looks like he knows a lot about lawn mowers

Oh dear god! Those shoes are LITERALLY the same ones my Dad wears as his lawn mowing shoes. I damn near choked on my food!

Thank you for doing this. I'm passionate about lawn mowers. Wanted to point out many gas mowers have an electric starter. Also if you are going to run over stuff, I suggest walnuts that fall from trees or leaving something like a garden tool.

Neighbors: "Honey, the neighbor is dressed like your dad, running over balls with 2 different lawnmowers! I think he's finally lost it"

Reliability is a big thing when it comes to a mower. Mow one half electric, and one half with gas the rest of the season and see how they hold up. then store them both till next season. and see how they work then

Try running over hard plastic toys like He-man of G.i. Joes. Also try cement curbs.

And that is exactly why the front wheels are independently adjustable from the rear wheels. So you can set the front high to clear the grass, and the back low to mow it

There is project farm style test/ reviews… and there there are Tyler style test/reviews. Thank you for the content and having fun.

When you hear tyler say 5 likes you know he really wants to do another video destroying them 🤣

After running over 3 baseballs with a lawnmower: "That's actually probably kinda dangerous."

I’ve had a few mowers over the years. I got the 80v Kobalt last year and it has been awesome. However, there are a few things that should be known. Electric mowers use lighter blades, that need more frequent sharpening and will inevitably wear out sooner. I also have the trimmer and leaf blower so I can rotate batteries. I get about 45 minutes on the larger battery (came with mower) and about 30 minutes on the other standard batteries. Basically, because I have 3 batteries I can do everything for my lawn without much issue. Especially since there is only a 30 minute recharge. If I had only one battery, I’d be either upset or taking more beer breaks.

Recently bought an electric push mower and this video has me deep concentration watching this in hopes I didn’t make a mistake… I just didn’t want the fumes or hassle with oil mixes and pull starts. With arthritis of the hands, push to start was the best option for me. Can’t wait to see how this video turns out

I'll pay top dollar to see Tyler walk around town wearing his professional lawnmowing uniform.

Running over sprinkler heads or garden hoses like my wife.

I own that exact electric mower. I also own a Husqvarna mower. The difference in power is obvious. The Husqvarna will pull you through the grass, while the Kobalt has to be pushed. That said, the Kobalt is decidedly lighter, so pushing it isn't quite the chore. I use the electric on my front lawn, and the gas on the back, because the back is soooo much larger than the front, with patchy grass, crab grass, and other plants that decide to grow out there. The gas mower deals with them all. However, having that electric mower leads into the electric leaf blower that I use to clean out my computers, and the electric trimmer, which all share the same batteries. There's advantages to both. Just have to find those advantages.

I've been using an electric mower for years. The thing about them is they can't handle wet grass at all. Even if it's just a little moist it's clog city. If you have one of those little postage stamp lawns like we have in the city, either corded or cordless is fine as long as it's dry, but if you're out in the 'burbs with a lawn that's actually big enough for the kids to run around, go gas. Preferably a rider.

If he hadn't forgot to put his hammer in his hammer holder thing on his jeans he could've used it to help get the baseball out the mower.

You’re meant to raise the front of the petrol lawnmower so it cuts easier and it doesn’t dig in + build a ramp and push it off for the ramp

Is it just me or does anyone else think Tyler's lawn mowing outfit makes him look like he's about to go play golf? 😂

It's not that the gas mower is more powerful, but the electric mower has electronic load sensors to automatically turn it off (think if it like a fuse breaker) when you hit something that could damage the mower's blades, motor, deck or you, such as baseballs. It's a lawn mower, not a baseball chopper. Typically electric motors have more power and torque than comparable gas powered engines.

This man really cut his front yard in front of everyone in that outfit😂😂

Neighbors: Man Tyler is hitting a lot of stuff in his yard with his lawn mower!!

I prefer the adjustment on the craftsman because it lets you set the front at a different height than the back to help in long grass.

They have come a ways with electric mowers I think, better batteries and such. You can also buy multiple batteries and have basically as much run time as you have batteries on stand by. I don’t know how the electric mower functions engine wise, but down here in Florida I guess with all the sand. The carburetors get clogged super easily, especially on a cheap mower, I think at my moms we could get 2 or 3 mows out of the cheap mower she had before it stopped working. And for an older woman, and at the time just me around to help her, we’re not really mechanically knowledgeable so we would have to pay to get it fixed. And we have to make a point to get ethanol free gas which is fairly easy here since there are a lot of boat owners, but still a down fall. I don’t own an electric mower because until recently they were crap lol, I know because I work at a place that sells mowers and it seemed like when they first came out 9/10 electric mowers we sold were returned. But again I think they’ve improved the power and battery capability’s. I guess it comes down to personal needs. Most yards here are relatively small as well. Also, when my mom could mow her own grass, I feel like the electric would have been easier for her to push, lighter etc. just my thoughts. You should test electric ride on mowers, I’ve been curious about those.

Wait, this electric mower charger and works on a battery pack? For years I used an electric mower handed down from my grandad. You actually plug it in and use it like that and try your best not to run over your power cable. It's quite a skill. The cable had sooo many patch repairs by the time it was retired. But I loved that thing. Also, who on earth wears white shoes and/or socks while mowing the lawn? How long is it gonna stay white?

Gravel. We live where there's tons of smaller rocks and gravel all over the yard. I'm actually hoping you test it so I can make a good choice buying a new one next spring. I was all about gas power but this got me to thinking.

Just an FYI here's a tip.i mow for a living. With these smaller gas push mower it's best to raise the front 1 notch above the rear. That way you get a gradual cut instead of the front of the rotation doing all the cutting. With the front raised the Grass gets cut gradually until at the rear its down to desired height.

Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower kzfaq.infoUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.

My lawn mower is 25 years old atm (brand klippo), and comparing gas vs electric islike comparing beef vs vegan "beef". Nice video as usual tho

Is the next episode “how to weed eat my backyard?”

As someone that is using lawn mowers since the age of 12, i wouldn't change gas over electric any time soon. You had a very basic "cheap" gas law mower , i would go for a price range somewhere between 400-500 euro , where you wouldn't have the problem as you had with the plastic front. That also caused that the gas lawn mower to bend due to the weight of the motor and that's why it hit the ground while the electric is much lighter, which means no problem in that regard. But if you have a large garden i would never use battery powered motor over gas , like you said 25 mins is not enought for people who own a little extra. Now i have my doubts about the durability of electric because like most things batteries likes to die quite fast when you charge them fast and use it in one go , my guess most electric mower shouldn't last more than 5 years at best , while a gas one like mine is working for 8 years by now. When it comes to cleaning/servis , people who are not so experienced then electric motors are wins over gas. I remember when i was 14 and got my hands on my first gas powered lawn mower it didn't live for too long, due how more difficult it was to maintan, therefore for women/novice people electric , while gas for experienced/hobby masters. Like you said both lawn mowers are good and it's personal preferences/price range you wanna invest into it.

Lawnmower torture test ideas: pile of legos - you hate to walk on them so why not run them over Action figures Hot wheel cars Video game controllers Video game systems

The ultimate showdown lawnmowers vs a brick

I bought an "electric" lawn mower about 12 years ago when I bought my house. It is lightweight and has been super durable with no issues at all, which are the two main features I look for.

If you care: 200 WH of electricity = $0.03, 1/6 gallon of gas $.80 So 25 uses per year for 10 years = $7.50 vs $200, an no oil changes on the electric, so maybe add another $50 for the gas powered mower. Saying all that, I will still use my gas powered mower until it dies!

I love my electric mower and one battery can do my whole yard (front, back and side). If I have to wait longer due to rainy weather and end up with a jungle of a yard changing batteries is a must.

The fact that Tyler almost got impaled by a baseball being shot from a lawnmower JUST to give us content That is the most dedication i've ever seen and you wont get that from any other KZfaqr.

I've been using that same Kobalt mower for a couple of years and do really like it. Unfortunately I am like you and tend to wait until my grass is too tall to mow it. What helps for me is raising the deck height a bit when cutting and keeping an extra battery on standby so I can finish the yard if the one I'm using runs out.

As I watched this, my neighbor started their lawn mower, talk about immersion.

My uncle has an electric lawn mover and hedge trimmer. Iv only used maybe 4 movers in my life and this was the first electric. Honestly it was great. I thought it had good power for the 6 inch grass I was moving. It never clogged or bogged. And it lasted the 40 +minutes I was working with 2/5 bars of charge left. I would say if you spend the extra money and get a good electric mover it will be amazing. Great video Tyler !

I definitely want to see one of those mowers grind up a pile of Jorts.

Concerning the length of the handles, I personally prefer the gas powered, the electric may be longer but to push down on it to raise up the 2 wheels and turn it is a lot harder. I am a professional landscaper and depending on the hill you are on that could be a huge deal in terms of controlling it and stopping it from falling if need be. The shorter handle will make it easier to stick close in tight spaces like the corner of a building or around a tree as well

I was looking to see if you had done the 2nd round of lawn mower vs... lego's, blocks, rocks etc... My big fear is what happened to me growing up. Our lawn mower didn't spit out the side, but out the back and we didn't have a bag for some reason. Every time I had to mow the lawn, I had to scour the earth pulling out any loose rocks, you get about 25% and then 75% to the shins later. Good thing no pictures exist of my legs when I was a child! Nightmare vision!! If you have yet to film this, please take any necessary precautions or you may be limping for the remainder of the year.

Tyler: “Alright, what’s going on here?” Me : “Um.. you just ran a FOOTBALL over with a lawn mower…..”

Food, paint, full pop cans/bottles, water balloons, down pillows….I’m here for the mess

I've had an electric mower. It sucked. Could only cut half the yard then had to charge it a few hours before finishing. Very annoying. This was years ago tho when they were way way newer.

Mow a garden hose, mow ballistics gel, and mow a pile of gravel. If none of those kill it fill jackolanters with large stones. Thank you

Great real situation tests on these mowers. Great job.

Tyler trolling us saying he posts videos every Wednesday and Saturday.

Parents: The internet is a dangerous place. The internet:

I mean they have a gas mower with a self driving kind of function. It's like a lever that moves the gas mower itself and it makes mowing life a lot easier.

Ideas: -Ballistic Gel -Jar of Pickles -2x4 -Another mower -Axe -Wire/Rope/Cable -A Home Depot Bucket -Watermelon -Or other fruits -Cardboard box -Jeff Bezos

I have been using my electric lawn mower for the last 10 years or so. I've saved hundreds of dollars on gasoline and oil for a gas mower. It took me 2-3 litres of gas (which is $2.50-4.00) to mow my lawn. Electricity costs pennies for the same amount of work.

For myself: superpowered gas version, with a racing exhaust and air horns! For my neighbors: super silent electric version with an additional silencer! Perfect!😎

Never did I think in my life that I would be watching a guy mow his lawn at 8:42 pm on a Sunday

every time tyler films outside there has to be atleast one train

Rocks, Hotwheels cars, Gary, a firecracker, a hammer..

I wanna see a lot fruits like watermelons get sliced for the durability test

When you couldn't put the hammer in until you did..... uh.... hmmm... well anyways, that cut was top tier comedy.

Knowing home Depot return policy , I can see Tyler returning both mowers and testing home depot's zero turn mowers... !!!!! LOL... Great video

Running over human foot sized pieces of ham or ballistic gel, tent pegs, ever increasing sizes of rocks, garden ornaments, work boots, the indestructable shoe, steel cables... A burning fire with hot coals...

I honestly just went to an electric mower and i love it!! I went with the kobalt 24v mower and it's so good! It's nice to just charge a battery and go.

1:53 "So your gaining one inch"- Tyler 2022

18:51 classic dad walk

Tyler traded up the gang slides for the dad rides.

Battery powered mowers are actually designed to stop when it hits an obstacle to prevent damage and injury. Earlier mowers didn’t do this and ended up burning themselves out. Trust me, if that safe guard wasn’t in place the electric mower would act pretty similar to the gas.

You need to adjust the deck height for taller grass and also it looks like the gas one is set to the lowest setting so its gonna scalp the grass and bog down

i have had 2 shoulder reconstructions and was having a very hard time trying to do yard work.. i watched lots of videos and got one of the ego electric mowers and no joke i have pretty much bush hogged with that little mower.. much better mower then gas mowers i have had with honda engines even

“It feels like it’s quality” * proceeds to squeak anyway*

You should try "is it a good idea to mow this?" and have viewers send you random things if you really want to kill your mowers.

Battery user myself. I got the EGO, it was crazy expensive at 800 with delivery and tax, but its amazing.

That was fun to watch. Nice video! I just have to mention the 80v pro lines of mower /trimmer are very very good. If comparing the 40v to 80v - (for example greenworks brand or kobalt) the 80v will give another 50% performance at least. Of course the exception of the EGO 56v. They are engineered and perform well with their 56v. I've yet to hear more about 60v line of tools (some manufacturers do have a 60v). I do know the 40 is pretty decent, but the 80 is on another evel.

You need to raise up the gas mower so it won't dig into the ground.

Make them hit each other for to test who is the best mower, let the mowers fight it out blade vs blade

21:29 the gas mower done said IM DONE GRANDPA!! AND YOU CAN KEEP THE CHANGE

the fact that any electric yard tool ive ever owned only lasts 40 minutes and takes hours to recharge..i will never ever buy electric over gas

"if this outfit doesn't scream I know what I'm talking about, I don't know what does" I'm sad to say this but the beard kills it, if you also shaved and went smooth faced you'd feel a lot more like a suburban dad

Man that was a nice football. 😔

The beard is awsome, I want one on my face right now, as I'm mowing the lawn too

For durability test, LEGO’s please! Like my son drags them outside all the time and I wanna see if it can handle a bunch of what our feet can’t.

One of the reasons I would go so long between mows was because gassing, starting and pushing a gas mower is a bit of a pain. If I had the electric mower where it was more comfortable and just “push button and go” I would likely mow more often, offsetting the need for more power from the gas. Also, not having to keep a fuel can is a bonus.

I’ve been using electric mowers for years.. go with Ego brand. I like that the are lighter, quieter, vibrate less and they don’t require as much maintenance like winterizing or sparkplug changing

You know, that’s a pretty good idea… never thought about it but I feel like the orbees shredded in the lawn will help wonders for hot regions, since it’s water. Ofc I know people use it for plants but for grass? Not sure I’ve seen that before.

We have that exact same electric mower and we love it! I actually enjoy using it

hes a great laugh every time he uploads i stop everything to watch tyler

Kid: mom I want project farm Mom: we have project farm at home

Can't wait to see the durability test

I bought the Ego mower with a 7.5ah battery and I love it. It cuts the really thick grass my gas mower couldn't.