If anyone was wondering if it will work for your driveways or pavers, here's your answer! I may get the surface cleaner, and give it a go; too. Not bad for a $100 pressure washer that you can keep under your back seat.
I'd say the hypertough did pretty good. This law. Hasn't been touched in quite some time.
First time cutting with it, even left the tag on it.
2 yards done all on a single set of 6 ah batteries and still have 3 bars left on it. Did side discharge on the first yard, and bagged the other one. I used self propel a little, but honestly, it's not heavy at all to push it (careful with that self propel by the way, it can be quick in the highest mode).
She cuts great, auto winds higher RPM's in thicker stuff, is super quiet, I have zero complaints on the 48.
Ignore my other brand equipment, I had a 48v weedeater before I had a few ego items.
So, I've been looking hard between an x3 max ds turbo, or the Z10 4 as a daily driver and fun for the family. I'd tag it, install the street legal kit, do Maxxis Liberties DOT tires and all on it, drive it 50 miles a day round trip to work, drive it to the beach with my wife and kids etc.
Now, my delima on doing this is how well it would hold up with all of that driving. Like it would travel roughly 380 to 400 miles a week between work and us just riding on the weekends hoping beach to beach, city to city.
If it could handle all that driving I'm 100% in (a belt or two on the side of the road is no issue, I can replace them pretty quick from owning can ams and brute forces in the past). BUT for what we want, the open air feel, no roof and either no or minimal doors, would we just be better off with a JLU wrangler or a 6th Gen bronco over the sxs? Would maybe still, at minimum, pick up a forward 4 golf cart for the fun of it. I'm ready to buy, but stuck in between on which direction to go lol
I had to rub my eyes twice, and make sure it wasn't April 1st. It is, most definitely, a factory 12s car.
Last Arrma I had was a fireteam about 2 years ago, got rid of my Xmaxx some time back, and getting back into the swing with a K6 EXB.