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It's 113°F outside and my lawn is getting mowed. I'm in the AC.
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It's 113°F outside and my lawn is getting mowed. I'm in the AC.

After three straight days of rain, today was finally dry — and of course it came with temperatures in the 90s and a heat index sitting at 113°F. We're under a heat advisory until Thursday.

Naturally, the grass had gotten completely out of control during all that rain. The last thing I wanted to do was climb onto the riding mower and spend three hours baking in that heat.

So I didn't have to. Yarbo handled it while I stayed inside in the AC and watched it work.

This is exactly why I love my Yarbo.

u/SpaceAce1023 — 2 days ago
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Prime Day Sale.

I have been casually researching robot mowers. I feel that the Yarbo might fit my needs the best (40 acre farm with 5 acres mowed weekly). I am worried about all the core problems, service backlog and difficulties in setting it up. I was thinking that if I purchased off Amazon during the sale, I could add on the 3 year additional warranty for an additional piece of mind and have an easier time returning to Amazon if after a few weeks it can not perform as described and needed.

Any thoughts about purchasing, repairs, parts, problems, setup and purchasing from Amazon and their additional warranty ? Any benefit purchasing direct from Yarbo website?

Thanks for any and all insights.

u/KYRivianMan — 7 days ago
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Which robot mower handles rough acreage best?

I’m looking to automate the mowing on my 2.5-acre property this year, but my yard is far from perfect and quite tricky tbh. It’s got slopes, uneven ground, random divots, and some softer spots.

Looking at the landscape for 2026, it seems like there are a few distinct approaches to handling actual acreage, but I’m having a hard time figuring out what works best in the real world outside of manicured testing facilities.

Husqvarna EPOS / NERA: Obviously the gold standard for reliability and software, but I worry about the standard wheel setup getting stuck in the rougher divots.

Mammotion Luba: The AWD seems like a beast for slopes, but since it’s a heavy wheeled machine, I read that it can tear up the grass on uneven turns.

Yarbo: The tracked setup seems specifically built for this kind of bumpy, rough terrain, and the capacity is there, but it’s definitely on the higher end of the price scale.

For those of you with genuinely rough, uneven yards, what do you use? Are tracks a must to prevent getting stuck, or do the heavy-duty AWD wheeled bots handle the bumps just fine?

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u/Conscious-Fig-4877 — 11 days ago
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Shipping Times

New to the group, and a little impatient. Wondering how long it took for you guys to receive shipment notification from time of order, to actual time it arrived at your place. The units were "in stock" ... but a week later no movement or shipment notifications ...but hey... got my trimmer blades and string! Ordered Core + Mower (non pro) and Trimmer. Also ordered speratly the snow blower and leaf blower.

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u/gfmediaceo — 14 days ago