The REVO6 VS Regular Blades (Cut & Sound Comparison)
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
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Your sound meter is way off. A normal conversation is around 60dB. When you were speaking your meter was showing ~70dB. So, there's something wrong when it reads 30dB or 18dB while the engine is running. The engine alone is probably north of 90dB I suspect your phone is clipping the audio due to high volume. 18dB is so quiet you wouldn't even be able to hear it over the normal sounds of nature outdoors.
All this showed was how superior metal blades are at cutting compared to a strimmer line 🤔
I would stick with the BLADE.
I mean it's really neat and I can see this being a great application for push mowers in rocky areas. That being said I put new gator blades on my mower today and there's nothing more satisfying than a fresh blade cut.
I have owned a lawncare business for the past 30 years, you would spend more time redoing trimmer line than you would cutting the grass.
The REVOsafe technology does discharge and bag on a limited basis, but is best utilized with a mulching cover. Thanks, BSC Team
Did you mean to leave off the fiber washers when you installed the REVO blades? Grasshopper clearly specks out that the fiber washers are to be used when mounting mower blades on the spindles.
But they have no lift. It may work on a zero turn with the deck out front, but not on a belly mower where the front tires lay down the grass. There would be no lift to stand it back up to be cut.
So what is the advantage here outside of lower sound?
Probably ok if you cut short grass and never hit any anything like the occasional stick or rock.
I dont see it discharging or even mulching the grass.
To much maintenance, would have to be changed often im sure.
Thanks but I will have to stick to my blades.
I can't tell he cut any grass with either
Where do I get this part out?
I cant see were this would provide the lift to cut grass even.
Great !
Looks good! How does it compare to metal blades for cutting tall grass? How many hours of cutting time do the blades last? Besides being used only for mulching are there any other drawbacks. Thanks for the video.
@anonymous971, good evening! Thanks. It is comparable in that once you get into grass 8+ inches, you will have to make a couple of passes to get a clean cut. In normal everyday mowing conditions below the 8" growth there is very little difference. The current version of REVOline will last 6 to 9 hours in normal to heavy conditions, and we are actively working with our R&D on improving durability and cut quality of the upcoming version of REVOline.
Other than the lack of lift and the REVOsafe technology being best in a mulching environment, you have to take into consideration of how you will access/change the line on your deck mowers. I personally have a set of extended ramps and a lawn mower lift that makes it a relatively simple process.
Other areas of advantage to the REVOsafe technology are:
SAFETY
Significant decrease (estimate 85%) in lacerations and resulting amputations.
Significant decrease (estimate 50%) in length of hospital stays, recovery timeframes, and financial costs across ALL riding mower injuries.
Significant decrease (estimate 90%) in injuries related to rocks and debris launched by metal mower blades.
EFFICIENCY
Cost - consumer saves money (estimate 10-15%) over a 5-year mower life (blades, fuel, physical wear and tear on mower).
Performance - acceptable cut and mulching capabilities for the majority of lawns and property.
Ease of Use - flexible lines will require replacement more frequently than blades. Depending on terrain, lines will last for 6-9 hours of mowing. Consumer can install the hub and lines on any push, riding, or zero turn mower.
Environmental Impact - much more eco-friendly solution. Lightweight assembly decreases stress on engine, increases equipment life, improves fuel/battery efficiency, and minimizes physical disruption to land, trees, and plants.
Thanks much for your time and engagement! We understand the REVOsafe may not fit everyone's needs, but we are excited and dedicated to providing a safe and efficient alternative. Have a Blessed evening! BSC Team
So am i gonna have to stop every couple of passes and replace the string or what?
The only positive I see is not damaging your spindles if you hit something hard.
It works but it tears the grass not a clean cut that a sharp blade does. I work on a golf course and would not recommend if you want a healthy looking lawn.
Get twisted line. Like vortex, black diamond or others
Maybe try it on a regular riding mower and the general public might actually think about trying your products. Instead this mower probably costs more than most peoples homes.
Please get this going soon before I do something stupid and try to rig one up myself!
Yes, put circular saw blades on yours. Haha
I've mowed professionally for 20 years. I thought this was a joke. Lol. How the heck you gonna get lift with those things? Whatever you wanna call them. The flange on a metal blade is there for a reason. The back side of the cuter side is always bent up so it lifts the grass into the cutting edge. This would work on a trimmer on wheels but why the heck would you put th🎉at on a mower for? To scam people that don't know what they're doing?
Field mowing or basically using your finish mower as a light brush cutter. I wouldn't use them on my lawn but I can definitely see a benefit mowing field grass when you don't see the hidden little rocks or debris that hangs up your regular blades and puts one hell of an impact on spindles.
However I'm much too lazy to change my blades that often just to go from the yard to my fields.
Well as those plastic strings wear your going to get strips left in the middle. No way this would be good for brush. Probably the only benefit besides noise would be mulching a light cutting. Definitely not ideal for my application. Will stick with my carbide faced marbain blades. No sharpening ever and will last a few hundred acres in mega sand. Now that's a blade...
You are correct. I saw a video (I think it was Smarter Everyday) that looked into how mower blades work. The flap on the blade creates lift that stands the blades of grass up to be cut evenly, just like the barber does with their fingers in your hair. No lift=shaggy cut. Good lift=nice cut. I can tell you from personal experience that when the flap on the blades wear down, the blades, no matter how sharp on the cutting edge, don't leave a good looking cut. The next day, the lawn looks like crap because a good bit of the grass wasn't being pulled up straight by the suction.
Trimmer line is designed to cut the grass at the tip of the string and you can never go too fast or the string will just glide over the grass and just big down or get twisted up in it depending on how long the grass is. This guy is cutting short grass. I was hoping to see taller grass getting cut so we could see the actual difference.
@joetroutt7425 It would probably cut taller stuff but ya speed would be a crawl. And you wouldn't know your missing it till it's missed. A great idea on paper. My uncle had one of those dr trimmer mower things. He loved it around his house, but said it was slow. He couldn't hold a trimmer so for him it worked.
Your own site said you may need to change the lines every 6 to 8 hours of run time.. No thank you
Won’t it leave strips of grass in between blades once they start to wear down?
Good morning, @mironkusnecov5728! Yes, but after approximately 9 hours of mowing you will most likely be ready to take a break and insert some new REVOline. 👍🤠 Thanks for your engagement and have a Blessed weekend! BSC Team
Recorded on a iPhone 3
Wow... its cheaper to replace with metal blades or if they are still balanced, just sharpen them. Curious what the science looks like on mulching, without the whip of a high lift tail on a blade.
Are they able to blow grass into a collection bag?
Good day, the REVOsafe technology is best utilized in a mulching environment due to the less amount of lift needed for bagging. Thanks, BSC Team
I can appreciate the concept , but having to change the lines every 2 cuttings would for me get old really fast !! Besides .170 line would get expensive really quick 16 1/2 ft at a time on a 60in deck !! JMO
I agree more time and more maintence I think ill stick with old technology.
Folks he probably zeroed the meter with the mower running so 18db of added noise Vs whatever the blades were registering
you can see how much those revo "blades" leave behind... you need that up lift! You'll have to go back and cut twice with those string blades wasting more time and fuel
Those "blades" look like they're a PITA to install. No mention of how often they need to be changed...for good reason. Hard pass.
Does hitting small tree branches do anything to the REVO6 “blades”?
Good afternoon, the REVOline is not impacted by the normal small limbs and does not launch the pieces with the force of metal blades. Thanks for the engagement and keep us posted if we could assist you with any other questions. Thanks, BSC Team
They look like someone took field wire and came up with it!
According to Yale a quiet natural area with no wind is 20db. Yet you claim your mower is 18? They rate a power mower at 107… this is a scam
some interest,,,
but what REALLY wanted to see you didn't want to show in real time ( speed )
Good morning, Ron, Thanks for your interest and patience. We are listening and working on all the desired footage for real time usage. Coming soon to a RUclips channel near you! Have a great day! BSC Team
This would have been a far better video if it wasn't so obviously misleading and deceptive. The sound of the mower and blades at 20 yards and 2 yards from the camera sound exactly the same. It is painfully obvious that a different sound track is laid over the video for the purposes of tricking the viewer. Garbage.
Good Evening, An earpiece was being worn during filming, and that’s the reason for the sound following the mower. Thanks - BSC Team
Not only that but also the fact that he lowered the deck height on the comparison cut 😂
Do you even know how soft 30 dB is? This is fake as hell
Anyone with a brain or mowing exprience: ....
State of California: MANDATED FOR ALL PUBLIC WORKS MOWERS
This is just stupid. If your busting up a lot of blades due to rocks and crap then get a flail mower they are amazing when it comes to real world mowing. This thing is going to be just like a string trimmer, it won’t handle brush, the strings have zero lift, and it won’t grind up the cuttings. This doesn’t address the issue of the line being fixed and requiring you to stop and change it out every few minutes! This is the worst of both worlds!
Garbage
This is for cutting your grass every day,not once a week...