Speaking of best lawn, it's been about 5 years so I've upgraded

[theking]

...my mower a couple of weeks ago because the new one has headlights.. :




Yep been doing battery operated mower for over 10 years now and not looking to turn back to gasoline:




Love the headlights because I prefer to cut in the evening when it's cooler  :

[theking]

Old photo of my old one, does a good job too but no LED headlights...S old it for $225 and it went by quick too. I kept the batteries though as I already have a DeWalt platform  :

[theking]

Dude's like you should consider the self propelled model (photo below), I'm like nah, I have an easy yard and it's part of working out.. :

[hmgROCK]

0 out of 10

no lawn
just 6ft tall wooden fence

[theking]

0 out of 10

no lawn
just 6ft tall wooden fence

Just like your prediction accuracy rate, -99.9 out of 10 due to tucking and running when challenged by other PH members like ProudLao..

Dark Helmet even showed how it's done by posting his own visual aide of his yard after it's cut but that the still couldn't help..

"no legit lawn"
"just" fake tuck and run as usual when challenged..

[ProudLao]

I will be in the market for one soon lol

[Mr_Mechanic]

I've got a few question. 

1.  does it have enough juice to cut?  assuming, the batteries are fully charged.
2.  how long does the battery last?
3.  how quite is it?

TIA.

[ProudLao]

I was wondering about that too.

[hmgROCK]

what grass?

the grass in the sidewalk?

[theking]

I will be in the market for one soon lol

Cordless battery operated? Old fashion gasoline one?

I'm sure you're not considering the corded electric version..

[hmgROCK]

I will be in the market for one soon lol

My advice is:

Whatever this dude does
Do the opposite
And you will win 99.99% of the time

Get a gas mower
Trust me

[theking]

I've got a few question. 

1.  does it have enough juice to cut?  assuming, the batteries are fully charged.
2.  how long does the battery last?
3.  how quite is it?

TIA.

I was wondering about that too.

The Ryobi I have now showed 3 out of 4 bars of batter life left after cutting the front and back yards so so far plenty of power available for my use and it only requires 1 battery.

The DeWalt requires 2 batteries and with the 20/60 Flex Volt batteries, it seemed to have endless power...

Answers for:

1. Both have plenty of juice to cut my lawn
2. Don't know as I haven't gone that far
3. Much quieter than gasoline mowers

Lots of variables to consider when buying a lawn mover (gas or battery) i.e., cutting area, terrain, type of grass, etc.

[theking]

what grass?

the grass in the sidewalk?

The "grass" photo that you failed to produce after being challenged...T herefore, just another LIE...

Dark Helmet even show you how it's done by posting his own photo of his grass but you still don't get it..

[theking]

My advice is:

Whatever this dude does
Do the opposite
And you will win 99.99% of the time

Get a gas mower
Trust me

Says the fake "hmong Nostradamus and is always right" guy that has a -99.99% prediction accuracy rate..

Even other PH members are doubting by saying: "Are you sure you're winning or just dreaming"..

[ProudLao]

Cordless battery operated? Old fashion gasoline one?

I'm sure you're not considering the corded electric version..

I’m old fashion, so yes, gasoline.