While not the hottest place on earth, it’s unpleasant today. Because I’ve been lazy and really busy with work and family, I haven’t re-built my deadends and all of my memory paths so I currently hit those areas with the push mower.
I needed to mow today so a few taps later, Yarbo is out doing its thing. I go out to hit up the areas I need to and 20 minutes later, I’m done.
While not perfect, I love how much less time I spend mowing since getting Yarbo.
I’m happy for you and personally jealous of your success. My human lawn mowing/Yarbo maintenance time has increased my mowing time to nearly double. My lawn takes roughly 4 hours a week to mow with my riding mower. I spend between 7 and 8 hours on the combination of mowing and troubleshooting my Yarbo each week. I see you’ve been an owner for nearly a year. Have a secret to your success?
No secrets. I have a near textbook datacenter install with wide open clear sky. I do have some trees but nothing like I’ve seen some have to deal with. I’ve remapped a few times once I saw how Yarbo was handling some situations and cut up areas from one or two into 4-5 which makes for better, compartmentalized, jobs. At one point I did have an issue with GPS but Yarbo sent me replacement GPS cables which resolved the problem.
My story is basically the same as Tom’s. I have a few areas that I mow manually but the Yarbo takes care of the rest. From reading some of the experiences users have, I feel fortunate to not have had any major problems in the year that we have been running the mower.
