1 Lucky Texan
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48" stand-on 82v mower (except, $22K msrp)
https://opereviews.com/news/greenworks-lithium-z-launch-event/
https://opereviews.com/news/greenworks-lithium-z-launch-event/
I WANT !!!
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Boobala
Lawn Pro
What's the cost of a single replacement motor ( and there's 5 of them) and the price of batteries .. ???
Initial cost ...$$$$$$$$$$$$ you can buy several other gas stand on mowers for that and with proper maint, would last MANY, MANY years,...
that's the cost of NEW car, which now which you can now finance for up to 84 mo. ( 7 years) ... payments to strap ya down, NO THANKS buddy !! I'm OLD-SCHOOL, I believe in savin for a rainy day.. we just put on a new roof, $7200.00 we saved for 5+ years for that, roof was still in very good condition, but I don't wait for a roof to leak before I replace it, WANT is one thing .. NEED is another ! I want a Lamborghini .. but I sure love my super dependable 98 Toyota Camry ( which is in EXCELLENT condition ) we enjoy spending our money on good times with friends and family, just like the folks that manufacture those $$$$$$$$$$ mowers do, thanks to folks like YOU !! .. :2cents:
1 Lucky Texan
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lol!
I'm not young - $22,000 would probably pay for full lawn care, not just mowing, until I'm 'horizontal and at room temperature' lol!
I'm not young - $22,000 would probably pay for full lawn care, not just mowing, until I'm 'horizontal and at room temperature' lol!
Boobala
Lawn Pro
AHhhhh yes, I see you're beyond the "grasshopper" stage of life .... as we get older, we usually get smarter about the MORE important things in life, BUT ....... I'd still love to "tool-around" in a Lamborghini .. :thumbsup:..:laughing:..:laughing:
1 Lucky Texan
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not a Lambo but, I do enjoy zooming around in my 06 WRX
https://photos.app.goo.gl/EUQNqk7ag7SHRcVB8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/oCfCk5afmc9znYd86
1 Lucky Texan
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nah - it's the poor man's 'rice rocket' - and 12 years old.
still, fast enough for an old guy.
Run time falls short for someone like me cutting commercially. Up to 4.5 to 6 hours run time. I'm sure that's ideal light cutting conditions. So I need to bring 2 or 3 of them out with me to get in a full day of work, and that's when the batteries are new. I can't see them selling many of these but I do commend them for trying.
John Fitzgerald
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I think they will only sell a very few, to "green" ultra rich folks. I also think 82 volts is reaching a little into the dangerous level.
Boobala
Lawn Pro
Glad you're enjoying life & good times, Really a nice ride ya got there Mr. Lucky .. Enjoy runnin the coyones off of it, just be careful, I wanna hear more from ya OK ..?? ..:thumbsup: