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Robot and remote-control mowers
Robot lawn mowers and remote-control mowers for yards that are too big, too steep or too rough to push a mower across. Yarbo robots mow on their own with no boundary wire, and the Mowrator S1 is a remote-control mower you drive from a safe spot on slopes robots cannot handle.
Four questions decide it.
Size for the grass you mow, not the lot. Yarbo rates the Y40 at up to 6 acres a week and the Y40P at up to 7 acres, at two cuts a week.
Slopes are quoted in percent grade, and 100% is 45 degrees. Yarbo robots handle up to 70% (35°). Mowrator rates the S1 4WD at 75% (37°) on standard wheels, 85% (40°) with Wide Wheels and 119% (50°) with Grip Tread tires.
Yarbo maps the yard with RTK and stereo vision and mows on a schedule, with no wire to bury. The Mowrator S1 is driven with a handheld remote; it does not mow by itself.
The Yarbo Core takes a Lawn Mower Pro, Snow Blower or Leaf Blower module, so one machine works every season. The S1 adds leaf collection, towing and, on the 4WD, a snow plow kit.
| Your yard | What to look at |
|---|---|
| Up to 6 or 7 acres, slopes up to 35°, want it hands-off | Yarbo Y40 or Y40P with the Lawn Mower Pro module |
| Mow in summer, clear snow in winter | Yarbo Core with Lawn Mower Pro and Snow Blower modules |
| Mow, blow leaves and clear snow | Yarbo Y40 with all three modules |
| Banks steeper than 35°, you are happy to drive | Mowrator S1 4WD, Wide Wheels or Grip Tread Tire Edition |
| Banks up to 50° (119%) | Mowrator S1 4WD Grip Tread Tire Edition |
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