You will have to lift the mower between the two lawns, as this mower has no concept of zones. Thanks Mark

@@EasyLawnMowing Excellent, thanks very much :)

Are you looking at GPS/RTK or a camera guide robotic mower? Thanks Mark

@@EasyLawnMowing Thanks for the reply, I've actually now decided upon the LawnMaster VBRM16 :) Really cheap and simple.

Hi, I have not tested any of these brands. I will certainly reach out to Milwaukee as indeed it does look like a real alternative to a gas/petrol mower. It does have a eye watering price tag, but as we know, you get what you pay for. Thanks

There are full reviews of all the robotic mowers shown in this video over on the website - easylawnmowing.co.uk

Hi, could you please provide more details of the issue. Are you trying to change the blade? Thanks

@@EasyLawnMowing thanks for replying but I managed to replace the blade (had to angle grind the old one off, disassemble the motor drive assembly, locked the flywheel using 2 screwdrivers then used a spanner with 1m long metal pipe to loosen the nut, reassembled and fitted new blade)

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Thanks for your comment! I appreciate your insights. During my testing, I didn't experience issues with leafy material clogging up, but it's helpful to know that others have had different experiences. The Bosch AXT does have advantages like finer shredding and easier jam clearing. Both models have their strengths, so it depends on your specific needs.

Thank you! The rear roller on the LawnMaster 34cm CLMF2434G does a decent job of creating stripes, but they may not be as long-lasting or defined as those made by a heavier petrol mower. It's adequate for light use but might be a bit underwhelming if you're looking for very pronounced stripes.

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This mower has a random mowing pattern, so will not get stuck in the same spot. Thanks

Hi Dave, Thanks for watching the video! The Bosch Rotak 36-550 is indeed a superior mower in terms of performance and features, but the Hyundai HYM40LI380P offers great value for the price. If budget is a key factor, the Hyundai is a reliable choice that will get the job done. For top-notch performance, though, the Bosch might be worth the extra investment. Best of luck helping out your mother-in-law! Mark

Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad the reviews helped you make a decision and that the VBRM 16 is working well for you. Your kind words are much appreciated. Enjoy your perfectly mowed lawn!

Larger stones yes, anything smaller than a golf ball, no. Thanks

Hi I would go for the LawnMaster MX 24V 37cm for a small/medium lawn. It is currently on offer that brings it in on budget at £250 on the link below. Use my code EASY10 for a further 10% discount. tidd.ly/3xSxBFR I reviewed the slightly larger 41cm here - easylawnmowing.co.uk/lawnmaster-41cm-cordless-lawn-mower-review/ Thanks Mark

Thank you for your question! The LawnMaster L10 Robotic Mower is designed to handle various lawn conditions, but its ability to cope with low spots will depend on the severity and size of those areas. Here are some considerations: Terrain Handling: The LawnMaster L10 is equipped with sensors and a robust drive system that allows it to navigate uneven terrain to some extent. However, very deep or sharp low spots might pose a challenge. Wheel Design: The mower's wheels are designed to provide good traction and stability, which helps it manage slight inclines and depressions. For more significant low spots, the mower might struggle or get temporarily stuck. Boundary Wires: Proper placement of the boundary wires can help guide the mower around problematic areas. If you have particularly troublesome low spots, you might consider excluding these areas from the mowing zone. Lawn Preparation: To ensure optimal performance, you might want to fill in or level out any significant low spots in your lawn. This will not only help the mower but also improve the overall health and appearance of your lawn. In summary, while the LawnMaster L10 Robotic Mower can handle minor low spots, addressing any significant depressions in your lawn will enhance its performance and efficiency. Thanks Mark

Thank you for your question! The Worx Landroid Vision robotic mower is designed to handle various garden conditions, including those with deciduous trees and leaves. However, its performance may vary depending on the volume and frequency of leaf fall. Here are a few points to consider: Leaf Management: While the Landroid Vision can navigate through leaves, a thick layer of leaves might obstruct its sensors or cutting mechanism. It's a good practice to periodically clear excessive leaves from the lawn to ensure optimal performance. Adjustable Cutting Height: The mower allows you to adjust the cutting height, which can help in managing a lawn with leaves. By setting a higher cutting height, you can prevent the mower from getting clogged with leaves. Scheduling: You can set the mower to operate more frequently during the fall when leaf drop is at its peak. This can help in managing the leaves more effectively. Overall, while the Worx Landroid Vision can handle some leaves, maintaining your lawn by occasionally removing excess leaves will ensure the best performance of the mower.

Hi, can you please provide a link the the Green Machine mowers as I can't seem to find them. Thanks

Most robotic mowers need some trimming, but it depends if the mower can straddle the lawn and the border. They will need to be flat and level so the mower can cut the entire edge. Thanks

Hi, no I don't believe they sell in Australia or thew US. Thanks

Hi, I'm not too sure as these would be more commercial mowers used by councils and on farm land. thanks

No, these robotic mowers will mulch the cutting into small pieces. So no need to collect the cuttings. Thanks

Yes there will be some trimming required. I have put my wire closer to the edge so I have very little trimming to do. This will depend on your edging. Mine is flat with slate stone on the other side so works fine. If you have a drop from the lawn edge then you will need to keep the 30cm. Thanks

Yes, it will pick up moss. You need to adjust the suction so it does not pick up stones as this will damage the mulching mechanism. Thanks

Great point! Thanks for your feedback. Mark

Hi, no I don't believe so, you will need to create a visual border between the fence and the lawn. Thanks

I have asked for a demo Segway machine, if I get one I will for sure do a review. Thanks

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, Thanks for your positive comment. This mower is cut and collect only. I will go out and test today with the box off to see if it can discharge from the rear, as the flap does not close flat. Will update here later today. Thanks Mark

Hi Mark, Great video. I'm close to pulling the trigger on one but would love to know about the rear discharge. Thanks Nick

Hi sorry for the delay. I have just tested and it does NOT rear discharge I’m afraid. Thanks. Mark.

@@markhaley thanks for getting back to me. I think I will still buy it.

@@markhaley Hi Mark, Thanks for getting back to me. A pity it only collects - never mind plenty more to choose from!

Hi Thanks so much for the positive feedback. I have asked Cobra to send me the MX46 for review. I will keep you updated. Thanks again. Mark

Fingers crossed Cobra send one to you. Due to my weak back a self propelled mower is appealing and the Cobra looks promising for small/medium lawns. Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback! I'm glad the 40Ah battery recommendation worked well for you. Regarding your question, the WA0864 radio link module is not compatible with the M600. Hope this helps!

Please see the user manual on page 14 - Link below lawnmaster.com/content/LMRM1801Manual.pdf Essentially, there are two screws, one on each side that need to be adjusted. Thanks Mark

Welcome. Mark

Hi! I haven't tested the MX460S40V specifically, but judging by the other Cobra mowers I have reviewed, I'm sure it won't disappoint. The battery tech is the same, which has been reliable in my experience. Hope this helps! Mark

Thanks for your message! I'm glad you found the review helpful and got a great deal with the discount code. Enjoy your new Lawnmaster 34cm-sounds like it's a well-deserved upgrade from your old mower! Happy mowing!

@@EasyLawnMowing honestly super impressed for the money! It effortlessly did my whole lawn on a single battery!

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I'm really sorry to hear about your experience with the Luba mower. It's incredibly frustrating when a product doesn't meet expectations, especially after putting in so much time and effort to resolve issues. I've been using the Luba 2 mower for the past 8 months and, fortunately, haven't encountered the problems you're describing. For me, it has worked amazingly well, navigating the lawn efficiently without any navigation issues. Regarding customer support, I've heard mixed reviews. While my experience has been positive and others have reported good support, your situation highlights significant issues that need to be addressed. The delays in repair and the motherboard issue are particularly concerning. I hope Mammotion takes your feedback seriously and improves their customer service to prevent others from having similar experiences. Thank you for sharing your story, and I hope you get a resolution soon.

Thanks for sharing your opinion! Everyone has different preferences and needs when it comes to lawn care. It's great to hear different perspectives.

Many thanks for your comment. Cheers!

The scarifier should make light contact with the soil to effectively remove thatch and moss. It shouldn't dig too deep but should go through the grass easily. Adjust the height settings to find the right balance. Thanks Mark

Hi there! Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching my videos. Great choice with the Ego 42 SP, future-proofing is always a good idea! Enjoy your new mower and happy gardening!

Thanks for sharing your experience! I appreciate your insight about the slope. It's great to hear you're impressed with the mower overall. Your feedback will definitely help others with sloped lawns.

Hi, thanks for the question. Please see my article here - easylawnmowing.co.uk/the-benefits-of-mulching-grass/ thanks Mark

For the Worx Vision robotic mower, which uses a camera and doesn't require boundary wires, you'll want to ensure that the camera has a clear view of your lawn. Let it map out the terrain and learn the boundaries and obstacles as it mows.

@@EasyLawnMowingTengo un problema,cuando mando al robot a la base de carga desde el móvil o desde el botón del robot no sabe dónde está la base y tengo que moverlo yo cerca de la base

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That's fantastic to hear! It's great that your Greenworks Pro has been reliable and powerful for so many years. The quick charging and long battery life are definitely impressive. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Hi, do you intend to supply robotic mowers for business and leave them in operation?

Hope you enjoy it!

Glad it was helpful!

I'm sorry to hear about the issues you're experiencing. I haven't heard of anyone else having this type of problem with their customer service. Did they provide any explanation as to why they're asking for an additional £350 after the initial purchase? It does seem like an unusual and frustrating situation.