Thanks for the video. Questions about your mapping...I noticed you went very close to your fence, do you have any issues with the Luba scraping or bumping into the fence or any object while making turns? Also, are you using Zero Turn or 3-Point Turn?
Thanks! I haven't had any issues with it bumping into things like my fence when it mows really close. It takes a lot less time to string trim the lawn when compared to my last one since it mows closer. I've been using the 3-point turn. The zero turn tended to be a little harder on the grass.
Thank you! I haven’t been running it in the rain, and I’ve scheduled it for around 11 every other day waiting for the morning dew to dry up. It has been damp a few times though, and it hasn’t been an issue.
Why should I buy this Luba 2 instead of a Sunseeker X7 Pro? Sunseeker has a larger battery, turns easier, is 13 pounds lighter (easier to carry), doesn't hurt the grass when turning, and also has two cutting disks and same other technology. Luba 2 does look cool.... Luba has 4 blades per disk verus 3 with the Sunseeker....
@@MichaelVance just had a demo of a Luba in our yard. That was pretty awesome but it was also the first time seeing a robotic mower in person. The company didn’t have an Orbit yet to show us. Hope you can get an Orbit X7 soon. Look forward to your review
I have a corner lot with a pretty tall and wide berm (hill). How would this do on that. The tallest part of the berm is about 3 feet above the ground level below.
It sounds it would work, but it’s hard to say without seeing it. You might check the slope against the specs on their website. I think the AWD would help.
