And why YOU SHOULD too

So here's why I sold my Toro 22" 60v Personal Pace Battery mower. First let me say that the mower has more pros going forth and cons, but the cons caught up to me. I feel that the suction on the mower is not very good I also feel that the mulching blade that comes with it is absolute garbage. The mower tends to leave around clumps of grass whether you are bagging or recycling. This just means you have to run back and forth across the grass to clean up everything that's left there. Now this isn't a problem for you, you're going to love the mower. I feel this fits really well into the routine mowing category, a person who isn't really looking to have epically perfect grass, or perhaps somebody who just needs a well built electric mower without a ton of plastic parts. The battery life is just fine for mowing an average sized lawn, the recharge time is not very long on the battery, and overall it is a good machine for a person who is mowing the lawn periodically. I ran my toro mower for three full seasons, so I would say that I've got enough experience under my belt to know how it will be for the average person. The prices have come up so much in the last couple of years and I only expect them to go further in the future. We have entered into a time where gas mowers will become obsolete within the next 5 to 10 years in the residential marketplace. My hope, is that more manufacturers will see videos like mine and make improvements to the mowers for ultimate consumer satisfaction and performance. I still have interest in seeing the milwaukee mower in action, maybe i can convince a friend to but one. I also go over my experiences so far with my Robomower automower and I will keep everyone up-to-date as the year goes on and see if I still like it as much then as i do now. #toro #husqvarna @toro