Haven't had anything to do with the Mean Green however we did a demo of Gravely for local Council who have a Mean Green already and they said they had had some issues. They weren't specific as to what the issues were though. Could just be teething problems.?? They have decided to go ahead with purchase of a Gravely though so I guess that says something?
@@warrenpitt6205 No worries mate. My two cents worth re battery powered product....Currently the cost is prohibitive for small and medium contractors. For example the Gravely we quoted for Council was 70k with extra batteries and charger. You could buy three petrol powered zero turns with same deck size for that. It is the way of the future though and as technology progresses the battery prices will fall and you'll see more and more contractors using them for sure. The performance is definitely comparable.
what's better Gravely or Mean Green?
Haven't had anything to do with the Mean Green however we did a demo of Gravely for local Council who have a Mean Green already and they said they had had some issues. They weren't specific as to what the issues were though. Could just be teething problems.?? They have decided to go ahead with purchase of a Gravely though so I guess that says something?
@@MrGlenndwyer Thanks mate
@@warrenpitt6205 No worries mate. My two cents worth re battery powered product....Currently the cost is prohibitive for small and medium contractors. For example the Gravely we quoted for Council was 70k with extra batteries and charger. You could buy three petrol powered zero turns with same deck size for that. It is the way of the future though and as technology progresses the battery prices will fall and you'll see more and more contractors using them for sure. The performance is definitely comparable.
@@MrGlenndwyer Where are you mate?
@@warrenpitt6205 NSW Central Coast