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In 1962, James Nelson recognized an opportunity to publish specialized information for those in the new field of applying pesticides to outdoor environments. As editor of Pest Control (now Pest Management Professional), Nelson launched Weeds and Turf. Three years later, the magazine made a name change to Weeds Trees & Turf and carried that title until 1987, when the named changed to Landscape Management. In 1999, the magazine expanded from a general turf book, covering golf and sports turf, to one focused solely on helping green industry professionals grow their landscape and lawn care businesses. We serve this same audience-and purpose-today.
You are still draining the grid making all the coal plant burn like crazy gas is less and plants love the carbon they eat it to grow and give me oxygen back as a thank you for using gas lol😂
We took a demo of their machines, and the concept is great, but prices are ridiculous. A basic zero turn which cost more than a nissan leaf, come on guys start selling them at a realistic price and contractors will buy them.
THEY JUST DROPPED A BIG TURD IN THE BUCKET ELECTRIC CARS ARE TRASH THEY TAKE 7-13 HOURS TO CHARGE THAT COMPANY WONT MAKE IT UNLESS IT HAS ALREADY SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH CALIFORNIA FOR 10 THOUSAND
Hey, I live in Crossville... Congrats on your new product. Cool. Each year I spend several long weeks (or is it months) moving about 2 truckloads of leaves off my couple of acres of lawn. For the past 3 years I've been using the WORX 800 ELECTRIC CORDED LEAF BLOWER. I use it with a VERY long extension for hours at a time. ZERO ISSUES. I love the thing and it was cheap! It's not even that noisy, but I do use protective 3m headphones. The Worx 800 also uses TURBINE fan technology delivering very forceful, high-capacity air volume Up to twice as fast as some pro gas blowers at an AMAZING 800 cfm. No, I don't work for WORX, LOLz. But, I do love their products!!! What is the CFM on your new Whisper Areo? I also have the Worx 600 Blower, and a Worx Cordless, but for serious run time, it's corded all the way! I'm typically moving piles of leaves 30' long x 10' wide x 3' deep > 50 to 150'. Come out this Fall and see how your product stacks up!
About the battery? Very much I have all the power I need with FSA135 , what I really need is more battery time, if this one takes more from the battery than isn't that good of an improvement.
How does Arborgold measure up to Fieldroutes? I have a PHC for Trees and lawns. 2,000 clients - pesticides and fertilizers. No jobs or services that require leather gloves! Just rubber gloves.
Promising. But I've been to your site & 12 other sites, and I still cannot find out if it is corded or cordless. (I happen to want corded.) (I notice in all the videos so far that the back end of the device seems to be neatly hidden from view 🙂 )
Any Machine with dozer push arms that ate now attached to the frame instead of suspend track frame is s failure Dozers included From earthmoving contractor diesel fitter with both. Blade push arms attached to track is 400 percent more contralable than attached to chasise
Too bad you can't fix the POS RMA 510 which has zero suction, leaves mohawks no matter the height and worst of all you don't have a high-lift blade for these garbage mowers!
It was released over four years ago and is quite dated now (leave it to American RU-vidrs not to explain what market they're talking about). On the other hand, the form factor and deck remain interesting and quite unique to this day, imho.
@@k.squared While it released about 4 years ago overseas, it's still Stihl's top of the line battery mower for professionals over there. They're finally bringing it over here to North America. It looks interesting, I would love to try it out for our business.
The 12” 20V homeowner saw is surprising for yard tasks. This 14” 60V saw is a big step up. I like the design of it. We got a pair of the new saws for our maintenance crew to use when working near homes to keep down noise levels. We already have DeWalt power tools. So already having the batteries made it an easy decision. They cut very well!
I want to build one of these for myself. Exactly what I’m looking for. I’ve got 6 acres and hate mowing 2hrs each week for 5 mos out of the year. Want to program it once and let it run.
Diesel is the way forward, not this electric crap. I've got a 1984 Cub Cadet 882 with the Kubota 3cyl 17hp diesel and I can mow all summer long on one tank of fuel.
I went and looked at one earlier this week. Hope I can get one soon. Have plans to put it to work on my property and others. One of the quietest engines in that sealed cab for sure.
I agree. I like the 7 iron deck and it has a good cut quality but mine seems to clump a lot in thick grass (especially when it’s wet). I have a scag vride 2 and it throws the grass really nice and doesn’t clump anywhere near as much. The 7 iron deck they are using came out around 2010 I believe so it’s definitely time to revamp it. I think the should widen the opening and get rid of the triangle support weld on the opening so it fans the grass better.
