@oncourseturf Ive heard it’s still pretty consistent snow from 9k and above. Low elevation had a bad winter because of warm storms but higher elevations got a lot of snow because of those same storms.
Finally pulled the trigger myself on a home robotic mower.
He’s out maintaining the wedding lawn where we got married last September.
It’s pasture grass and rougher than I’d normally recommend to clients, but once I filled in a few holes, it’s been smooth sailing.
My home unit laying down stripes in front of the mighty Tetons.
This is in pasture grass and is certainly pushing the acceptable use case of this model, but he does a better job than me and more importantly, he does it much more frequently than I have time for.
Biggest thing you have to worry about with robotic mower brand for your home yard:
Will this brand be around in 2 years when I start needing replacement parts?
It’s still underappreciated how quickly we’ll see dispersion of these robots. You could easily spend 3x the cost of this one on a riding mower, or even double that annually for a lawn service. These are going to be adopted so much faster than robotic vacuums were.
@4SamsAlan Cub Cadet was ahead of its time. It was the first robotic mower used on a golf course in the US, and was actually a greens mower. It was discontinued a few years ago.
@Yehaw_lad You could look at them like that if you’d like. That’s a very fair way to approach it. But I think there are folks who would prefer to have one with a bit more longevity, support, and reliability long term.