Luba 2 deep clean, undercoating, paint job. plastic mower deck treatment

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  • Опубликовано: 16 апр 2024
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    Thorough clean, then deck protection to stop grass from sticking.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @HezekiahDomowski
    @HezekiahDomowski  2 месяца назад +1

    If you could support the channel with a vote, it would really help! Just 2 taps, no personal info: cont.st/uZnrsv_nThtij?g=1
    WARNING do NOT use water when the blade guards are removed. I don't think it caused any issues, I didn't really spray that area, but it's not worth the risk. The water did almost no good, and scared me when things did not work after re-assembly. A damp rag can do just about anything the hose can do for a project like this. For quick wash downs when fully assembled, follow this official mammotion guide: ruclips.net/video/1hI6s4JdMOg/видео.html
    My explaination of why i chose this product starts @ 23:37
    If you enjoyed this or found it helpful, you may like all my Luba videos in a playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLw2G9IcmMhHqw_qPhsyIrPPtJ5WYIYqRX

  • @dubrpanda1636
    @dubrpanda1636 Месяц назад +1

    Also 3d print or cut out some blade covers to prevent the grass stopping the blades

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  Месяц назад

      The reviews on those say they don't work well.

    • @covertpuppytwo3857
      @covertpuppytwo3857 Месяц назад

      @@HezekiahDomowski I use 3d printed covers over each of those spinning disks to cover the blade screws on my Luba 5000... YES... it actually does work really well. I also replaced the screws for standard Phillips screws... I highly recommend the cover.

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  Месяц назад

      @@covertpuppytwo3857 mine came with Phillips.
      That's great yours are working

  • @HurleyDeanSandpoint
    @HurleyDeanSandpoint 2 месяца назад +1

    Nice video. I think I ask you before how long you have had your LUBA. Did you buy an extended warranty? Thank you for the information.

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  2 месяца назад

      I received mine in late February, I did not buy an extended warranty. Extended warranties are usually third parties, and they are terrible to work with. I did it on my sofa and I will never do it again. They took 8 months to decide my my claim, and simply marked it as denied with no explanation. The whole company is set up to take people's money and deny claims. For instance, they did not have a phone number.

    • @HurleyDeanSandpoint
      @HurleyDeanSandpoint 2 месяца назад

      Thank you. I'm still deciding if I should purchase a Luba. A friend of mine bought a Husqvarna Robot mower 8 years ago and it is still working. He says it works great except the wire he had to bury keeps breaking.
      As I'm sure you know, Luba has a two year warranty. I was going to purchase the Luba from Amazon and also buy the warranty from Asurion. However, I want to extend the Luba warranty to 5 years with the Asurion warranty. I don't think that is the way it works. Thank you for your help and videos.

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  2 месяца назад

      @@HurleyDeanSandpoint My yard is large enough, no wired mower could handle 1.25 acres. But if you're willing to fix the wires and your yard is small enough, and smooth enough for the 2 wheel drive, any wired mower is a huge money saver.

  • @dubrpanda1636
    @dubrpanda1636 Месяц назад +1

    Remove the side guards completely

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  Месяц назад

      If you have a clean lawn, that is a good option, but you need to keep enough of it to seal the rubber.
      But I have falling sticks, pine cones, and a few concrete spots

  • @0ssaa
    @0ssaa 2 месяца назад +1

    I would absolutely not recommend to wash with water underside. Especially when you have removed guards which seal rubber. Many users get water this way inside of luba and damage Luba electronic

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  2 месяца назад

      Thanks for the comment. I had heard of users having problems when they use water while upside down, but I've never heard that the guards seal the rubber. I'll have to look into that

    • @0ssaa
      @0ssaa 2 месяца назад +2

      @@HezekiahDomowski maybe I chose wrong words. Guards press rubber down to seal. Otherwise rubber will lift up and make a gap. Also, I mow without guards for more than half year without problem

    • @HezekiahDomowski
      @HezekiahDomowski  2 месяца назад +1

      @@0ssaa Did you totally remove the guards so they are no longer pushing on the rubber to seal it? Or keep the plastic plate and drill out the rivets to remove the metal part?

    • @CH67guy1
      @CH67guy1 8 дней назад

      @@HezekiahDomowskiI surmise the metal part is to protect “fingers” of anyone who might try to lift the Luba while it is traversing a yard. The metal parts certainly shield the outermost reach of the blades.
      I have a Luba 2 AWD 10000H mowing the full 2.5 acres so I have certainly experienced the little idiosyncrasies of the Luba 2.
      I’d say to anyone considering buying a Luba 2 to just pull the trigger and buy it. It’s a game changer if you’re someone like me who loathes mowing grass.
      I’m considering buying a second Luba 2 for a more distant part of my property where I mow around farm buildings that are outside the confines of the 2.5 acres that my house sits on.

  • @dubrpanda1636
    @dubrpanda1636 Месяц назад

    *think it looks pretty good..............from a distance 😂😂😂😂