Its really ok? I was a bit concerned about the yard part I took with my Ipad. This is a new channel and a new start for me because I used to have a good channel with a pet and home robot(the pet sadly passed in May) and I just had to like start over. Thank you so much! I will make more
I will try and post a video with sound for you. The mower part is very quiet but the tracks make a whiney sound. The snowblower is about as loud as your gas powered ones.
It would be helpful to know what state you live in, and more specifically what part of which state. An electric snowblower that can handle a "heavy" snowfall in e.g. the Ozarks, or western North Carolina, isn't at all appropriate for handling a "heavy" snowfall in interior Maine, the Cascades, or downwind from one of the Great Lakes. In a similar vein, cutting grass such as Bermuda or St. Augustine is not the same as cutting Fescue or Bluegrass. For mowing, what type of cutter does it use, e.g. string, blades (plastic or metal), something else? Can you set the cutting height? It would be useful to know approximately how big your yard is, and how long it takes the machine to actually mow it. It would also be useful to know how long the charge is good for under the various use cases such as patrol, mowing/lawn seeding, or heavier use such as snow (and especially when using "turbo" mode). I note that the machine uses tracks instead of wheels; what kind of terrain can it handle (and more importantly, NOT handle)?
Excellent questions! OK I live near Duluth Minnesota where we get hit pretty hard. I have not done like 13 inches of snow yet because Yarbo starts while it is still snowing to keep up with it. Remember you don't wait until storm is over to start. Ok as for the blades, they are like little razor blades that spin. That is my only complaint for a country yard loaded with trees, little twigs fall off and my old Robomow that had like big blades pulped them up well. My yard is about 3/4 of an acre which took Robomow a couple of days at least to get done, Yarbo can do in a day but has to recharge before finishing. I have seen Yarbo in other videos mow super steep hills! Admittedly I am a robot servant lover but I really dig this thing and it really does a lot. Other then hoping for a new kind of blade for my sticks I don't have any complaints.
@@_Fl4K Hauling that much weight? I suppose it could be, but most I seen so far is Yarbo pulling boats and cars. As with any new tech I suppose people might go too far...
great quality vid for a new channel!
Its really ok? I was a bit concerned about the yard part I took with my Ipad. This is a new channel and a new start for me because I used to have a good channel with a pet and home robot(the pet sadly passed in May) and I just had to like start over. Thank you so much! I will make more
@@TechnoRobotguy Yeah man great start, keep it up!
How loud is it? I watched one recent video that was quite loud. Your sound track covers up sound.
I will try and post a video with sound for you. The mower part is very quiet but the tracks make a whiney sound. The snowblower is about as loud as your gas powered ones.
It would be helpful to know what state you live in, and more specifically what part of which state. An electric snowblower that can handle a "heavy" snowfall in e.g. the Ozarks, or western North Carolina, isn't at all appropriate for handling a "heavy" snowfall in interior Maine, the Cascades, or downwind from one of the Great Lakes. In a similar vein, cutting grass such as Bermuda or St. Augustine is not the same as cutting Fescue or Bluegrass.
For mowing, what type of cutter does it use, e.g. string, blades (plastic or metal), something else? Can you set the cutting height?
It would be useful to know approximately how big your yard is, and how long it takes the machine to actually mow it. It would also be useful to know how long the charge is good for under the various use cases such as patrol, mowing/lawn seeding, or heavier use such as snow (and especially when using "turbo" mode). I note that the machine uses tracks instead of wheels; what kind of terrain can it handle (and more importantly, NOT handle)?
Excellent questions! OK I live near Duluth Minnesota where we get hit pretty hard. I have not done like 13 inches of snow yet because Yarbo starts while it is still snowing to keep up with it. Remember you don't wait until storm is over to start. Ok as for the blades, they are like little razor blades that spin. That is my only complaint for a country yard loaded with trees, little twigs fall off and my old Robomow that had like big blades pulped them up well. My yard is about 3/4 of an acre which took Robomow a couple of days at least to get done, Yarbo can do in a day but has to recharge before finishing. I have seen Yarbo in other videos mow super steep hills! Admittedly I am a robot servant lover but I really dig this thing and it really does a lot. Other then hoping for a new kind of blade for my sticks I don't have any complaints.
Actually 3,500 lbs. I'm looking forward to having mine soon
That’s a horribly dangerous idea…
Its worth the wait, and now they got all the bugs worked out so its pretty cool.
@@_Fl4K Hauling that much weight? I suppose it could be, but most I seen so far is Yarbo pulling boats and cars. As with any new tech I suppose people might go too far...
Awesome idea for someone like me that can't mow a lawn because of my allergies and who can't shovel that big of a driveway because of arthritis ❤
Needs a feature to scare away wildlife at night from gardens!
It has a patrol mode that will yell at deer
@@PAS2010D Oh my, that is amazing. It needs to yell at racoons and opossums though! We get all 3 in my wife's gardens.