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I just returned the A3000 Lidar Pro. I had it for almost 2 weeks and it never once mowed my yard in full. The breaking point was when I mowed my front yard by hand, waiting till mid-day to make sure everything was dry, and it still couldn't mow. It got "stuck" when it dug its rear wheels into my grass. I live in north Florida so my yard is pretty flat. And as I said, I mowed it that morning to test if it could mow under the best possible conditions. The short answer is "no it can't'' And leave it there.
I just returned the A3000 Lidar Pro. I had it for almost 2 weeks and it never once mowed my yard in full. The breaking point was when I mowed my front yard by hand, waiting till mid-day to make sure everything was dry, and it still couldn't mow. It got "stuck" when it dug its rear wheels into my grass. I live in north Florida so my yard is pretty flat. And as I said, I mowed it that morning to test if it could mow under the best possible conditions. The short answer is "no it can't'' And leave it there.
I just returned the A3000 Lidar Pro. I had it for almost 2 weeks and it never once mowed my yard in full. The breaking point was when I mowed my front yard by hand, waiting till mid-day to make sure everything was dry, and it still couldn't mow. It got "stuck" when it dug its rear wheels into my grass. I live in north Florida so my yard is pretty flat. And as I said, I mowed it that morning to test if it could mow under the best possible conditions. The short answer is "no it can't'' And leave it there.
I just returned the A3000 Lidar Pro. I had it for almost 2 weeks and it never once mowed my yard in full. The breaking point was when I mowed my front yard by hand, waiting till mid-day to make sure everything was dry, and it still couldn't mow. It got "stuck" when it dug its rear wheels into my grass. I live in north Florida so my yard is pretty flat. And as I said, I mowed it that morning to test if it could mow under the best possible conditions. The short answer is "no it can't'' And leave it there.
Isn't that a completely different mower than this one? Is there even similarities here? What does this comment have to do with the deal?
Isn't that a completely different mower than this one? Is there even similarities here? What does this comment have to do with the deal?
The model I had is based on the same design, but the higher-end model. My point of adding that comment was that this model will probably struggle with the same issues, and maybe more, since it doesn't have as many bells-and-whistles as the A3000 Lidar Pro has.
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