New additional accessory?, an integrated tow behind leaf/grass catcher?

Suggestion and Feature Requests
1

HI i tried a tow behind leaf catcher( it was too big) but tried to use it with the leaf blower and would love to find one of a medium size that i could use with the mower attachment and the leaf blower attachment that could be integrated enough to know when it is full and notify me of when I would need to go and dump it or go to a spot and dump it self!. I used to have a ecoflow blade mower that has a sweeper bin that although it was small would let you know when it was full and integrated with the mower well. its biggest issue was when it was full it would head back to the charging pad and wait to be emptied and for leaves that was way too often but it did know when it was full and alerted me . this looks like a prime product accessory YARBO could offer that would work with both attachments and integrate another mode in the software yielding another big help to lawn and leaf maintenance!. right now I manually tow a big leaf catcher with the core and use a manual push one too. but an integrated one with full detection would be great!

2

They are making one for the M series. I hope they bring it to the Y series too

3

Not sure what technology they’re building, but I see only viable option that the leaf/grass catcher must have it’s own motor as the leaf/grass catchers which are just towed behind lawn tractor requires

  1. Speed - there is a gear ratio between how fast spins the wheels and how fast spins the brushes. For brushes to effectively throw the leaves/grass into the basket, they must be spinning at least 5 times faster than wheels. Actually - faster is better, but such gear ration needs good wheel contact with ground .. and here comes the next requirement -
  2. Weight - for wheels to have good ground contact, the weight is needed otherwise they will just slide and no brushes will be spinning.

So electric motor spinning the brushes would do the trick, but again - that’s battery consuming thing.

4

Hi there, thank you for sharing this idea — it’s a very practical suggestion. We will continue to evaluate overall community interest in this type of product. Whether it will move forward for development will depend on how much demand we see from users.

If more users show interest in this accessory, it will help us better assess whether it should be considered for future development.