LAWN MOWER SHOWDOWN: Are Gas or Battery-Powered Lawn Mowers Better for You?? | FIX.com
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In this lawnmower showdown, we'll compare the qualities of battery-powered lawnmowers vs. gas-powered lawnmowers. We'll look at the maintenance necessary for each type of lawnmower, as well as the lifespan, cut quality, cost and overall performance of each. Ultimately, we'll help you determine which lawnmower is best for you!
Video Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:55 Specs
02:44 Maintenance
04:11 Battery Test
05:08 Cut Quality
06:27 Wet Grass
07:07 Tall Grass
07:56 Mulching
08:57 Fall Leaves
09:47 Conclusions
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Bought an Ego electric string trimmer. It was good till the battery needed replaced after 2 years... Average sized yard. Replacement battery was almost same cost as the original trimmer price. Pulled out my father-in-law's 12 year old Homelite trimmer. $12 carburetor, new fuel & it was good to go. Used it all summer.
Battery cost is a big deal. I bought my daughter a battery mower simply because of ease of maintenance. If the battery equipment wasn't being subsidized by the government (i.e. taxpayers) it wouldn't even be a feasible option. Fuel has to be used to charge the batteries, and that is less efficient than just running a gasoline engine. I'll stick with gas until they ban it, then I'll sharpen my scythe. It's easy to maintain and i need the exercise.