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#Luba #Mammotion #robomower #lawnmower
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I just purchased mine and used it for the first time today. Is it worth installing the sim card? What about the solar panels are they worth the investment?
thank you for your in depth review. I ordered my first one and am excited to get it set up. Since you have taken this one apart, do you know of any spots i could put an airtag? Just in case anybody gets the funny idea of taking it?
My takeaway is that you like it. I've had my eye on one for a year now and see that the Luba 2 is much improved. Then I saw something about preorders for a YUKA. Curiosity made me check it out and the result is I ordered a Mammotion Yuka 1500 today. The features that I like are three less motors. The two for the front and one to raise and lower the blades. The sweeper function is certainly a great feature for me. I have a city lot but at my age, mowing gets painful. Plus I ran out of battery in my Toro Electric mower and it's too warm to charge. A second battery would b3e had if I didn't expect the Yuka within a month. Now, I'm hoping that I can keep up my house longer and wow the neighbors doing so. The nail in the sale was the price. Less than the Luba! Wow!
Thank you for the information! Fabulous job. I am researching for an urban lawn and I want to make the right choice.
Buyer beware, these things are junk along with their customer support.
Many thanks for the information, love your ranch, now ready to order a L2 after selling my ride on! Indeed like your comments on the modular version, and even battery replacement if it came to it.
Thank you for your detailed review. I have a couple of questions. On the far side of the pond from the charging station is a large tree that is just starting to leaf out. Will Luba mow under that tree through the summer when the leaves are out?
I have a small (3'x8') chicken tractor that I move daily. Would Luba be able to accommodate mowing around an obstacle like that or would I have to move it out of the way each time it needs to mow that zone?
Had another question for you. I see that various models have different suggested acreages to mow. Is that a hard limit, or if you’re willing to recharge more often, can you mow larger amounts? Thanks for your time.
Like the video, your plot is what I feel the Luba was designed for, big open spaces. I have smaller complex areas with more limited exposure so I've had to remap countless times to get it to work to its limits. The camera I seem to find almost a hindrance as it makes more wrong decisions with it, certainly the advertising is over stating its abilities. I was going to send mine back but now I know its limits I'm getting used to that.
I've been using my luba 5000 AWD for almost a year now and can't imagine living without it anymore. You've made a very good video about the mower. Good idea about modular assembly for repairs. One thing I dread is the time that the battery will need replacement. It too, is hard wired inside the mower as far as I know.
Thanks for the detailed review of your experience with Luba so far, including the helpful support commentary from the camera operator. I have one on order so it is great to see it put to the test on slopes. Our garden is full of banks and I'm hoping Luba will break the bank for us in more ways than one 😊
Bonus doggie footage:-) How cute is the little charging tunnel. One day a unit like this will mow our front yard slope. For now, I use the self-propelled Ego which keeps me out of our creek.
How does it handle sticks and debris in the yard?
Thanks for your video. Does the mower have to have Line of sight back to the sending unit?