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siulam

Jul 05, 2026 05:20 PM

820 Posts

Joined Aug 2008

siulamJul 05, 2026 05:20 PM

820 Posts

Regular price

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01av8ter

Jul 05, 2026 11:03 PM

246 Posts

Joined Sep 2013

01av8terJul 05, 2026 11:03 PM

246 Posts

Bought one and love mine so far. Not perfect, but you can beat it for the price. Level yards work best for this unit

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raidersam311

Jul 06, 2026 12:01 AM

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Joined Dec 2017

raidersam311Jul 06, 2026 12:01 AM

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I bought this for 667 a couple weeks ago. I got around to setting it up last Monday. For me, it was a huge pain in the ass to setup. For some reason, the signal to the RTK would not connect. The annoying part was that it had connected before that, started mapping, got stuck on a hose and then all of a sudden wouldn't connect anymore. The base was already drilled into the ground so I had to remove the base anchors, move it to a different spot and suddenly it started working great again.

Anyways, set up was a pain in my ass and I nearly returned it. After setup, this operated great. Took care of our 1,700 square foot backyard fairly well. It is very slow and will have to return to the base for anything over 850 square feet most likely. It'll resume its job once it's gone over 80% battery and this thing charges slow. I'm in no hurry so I'll have it mow once a week every Sunday.

I'm happy with how it operates now that it's all set up and will save me the time of manually mowing the backyard. Our yard is not flat either; the user manual says it likely won't operate properly over 17 degree incline.

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ronnysrv

Jul 06, 2026 02:24 AM

132 Posts

Joined Dec 2007

ronnysrvJul 06, 2026 02:24 AM

132 Posts

Quote from 01av8ter

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Bought one and love mine so far. Not perfect, but you can beat it for the price. Level yards work best for this unit

Can or can't beat it?

classicmac

Jul 06, 2026 08:11 AM

117 Posts

Joined Jan 2012

classicmacJul 06, 2026 08:11 AM

117 Posts

Quote from raidersam311

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I bought this for 667 a couple weeks ago. I got around to setting it up last Monday. For me, it was a huge pain in the ass to setup. For some reason, the signal to the RTK would not connect. The annoying part was that it had connected before that, started mapping, got stuck on a hose and then all of a sudden wouldn't connect anymore. The base was already drilled into the ground so I had to remove the base anchors, move it to a different spot and suddenly it started working great again.

Anyways, set up was a pain in my ass and I nearly returned it. After setup, this operated great. Took care of our 1,700 square foot backyard fairly well. It is very slow and will have to return to the base for anything over 850 square feet most likely. It'll resume its job once it's gone over 80% battery and this thing charges slow. I'm in no hurry so I'll have it mow once a week every Sunday.

I'm happy with how it operates now that it's all set up and will save me the time of manually mowing the backyard. Our yard is not flat either; the user manual says it likely won't operate properly over 17 degree incline.

I second this. It was a bit of a pain to set up but it has been working pretty well since.

Mine takes multiple charges to do my lawn. It isn't an issue because it charges and resumes on it's own. The other cool thing is the mower has a camera on it and you can watch it mow the lawn remotely.

The app also shows you a map of your lawn with the mower location and colored areas of the portions that have been completed. It is like watching the mowin' man After Dark screensaver but it is your actual lawn.

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Retro2010

Today 12:55 PM

418 Posts

Joined Dec 2016

Retro2010Today 12:55 PM

418 Posts

I want one for my half acre but I have a riding mower and I'm too much of a cheapskate to fork over the cash.

$699 | ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower at Amazon

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