How to Clean a Robot Mower the Right Way
I learned how not to clean a robot mower the hard way, aiming a garden hose at the underside and spending the…
Robot mowers ask for far less upkeep than a gas machine, but they are not maintenance free, and small neglect shows up fast as a patchy lawn or a dead battery. This section keeps yours running for years. We show you how and when to swap the small blades, clear clippings from the deck and wheels, keep the charging contacts clean, care for the lithium battery through heat and cold, and store the mower properly over winter. You will also find seasonal checklists and firmware update walk-throughs. Ten minutes of care a month is the difference between a mower that lasts one season and one that lasts a decade.
20 articlesI learned how not to clean a robot mower the hard way, aiming a garden hose at the underside and spending the…
Short answer: most owners change their robot mower blades every 6-8 weeks during mowing season, or roughly every 150-200 hours of run…
My mower once sat on its dock all night and woke up nearly empty, and I was convinced the battery had died…
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The first time I flipped my mower over after a rainy week, I actually laughed out loud. A solid green crust of…
People ask me this before they buy, usually while wincing at the price tag, and they want a single number. I get…
The first time I flipped my robot mower over to change the blades, I expected something like the heavy steel bar from…
Most robot mower problems I get asked about trace back to a check that never happened at the right time of year.…
My robot mower has run through a lot of weather, from a week of April drizzle to a July heat wave that…
The battery is the quiet workhorse of any robot mower, and it is also the part most owners neglect until it starts…