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Final Battery Status and Conclusion

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Testing Toro's Revolution mower in a 6 foot tall WET swamp

What happens here

The presenter performs a final check of the battery level on the dash display. After approximately 4 hours of intense mowing, including double and triple cutting in rough conditions, the mower still retains 7 out of 10 battery bars. He summarizes that the mower successfully handled everything thrown at it. He opens the deck to inspect the blades again, confirming they are still sharp and intact after extensive use. He also finds a small cricket under the deck. He concludes by reiterating his positive impressions of the mower's capabilities and durability. A final memorial slide to "Mr. Bullfrog" is shown.

Goal: Provide a conclusive overview of the mower's performance.

Tools and materials

  • Digital Dash Display Toro — displaying remaining battery charge, Toro Grandstand Revolution Toro used for final battery check and blade inspection

What they say

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calculator on their website to actually ouch what the heck that was. Anyway, Toro has a calculator on their website to actually help you calculate the cost of this motor in comparison to the gas powered equivalent 52-in standon. So, at $30,000 with Toro's calculator, adding the cost of electricity in because electricity is not free. So, plugging that thing in, they actually take that into consideration. They minus out the cost of the maintenance, the gas belt replacement, etc., etc., for all of the typical day-to-day stuff that you guys do when you own a a a mower that you don't have to do when you have a battery powered mower. If you run this about 700 hours a year in 2 and 1/2 years, this $30,000 lawn mower will cost you the equivalent of the gas powered standon mower that usually typically brand new costs anywhere from 11 to $13,000. And then after that first 2 and 1/2 years. So that's your break even point. And after that, you're now getting ahead of the game. But let's also talk about another thing that should be first and foremost in in front of your minds. And that is the battery replacement. I know some of you guys are like, "Those batteries are going to cost so much. It's not even worth it for this mower." This mower has a 4,000 hour unlimited hour 4year

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