The LawnBott LB1500 SpyderEVO robotic mower makes mowing the grass a thing of the past. Simply stake down the included perimeter wire around your lawn and any areas you don’t want to cut; flower gardens, landscaped areas, swimming pools, etc. Place the LB1500 SpyderEVO in the yard and turn it on, that’s it. http://bestelectricmower.com is
The LawnBott LB1500 SpyderEVO robotic mower makes mowing the grass a thing of the past. Simply stake down the included perimeter wire around your lawn and any areas you don’t want to cut; flower gardens, landscaped areas, swimming pools, etc. Place the LB1500 SpyderEVO in the yard and turn it on, that’s it.
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Lawnbott LB1500 INITIAL PROBLEMSThe first unit I received was a previously opened box so I returned it immediately. I refused to accept a previously opened and repacked unit for this price. The second unit I received would not turn on after a 24 hour charge. It was also shipped with LB1200 charging cables instead of LB1500 cables. But that would not affect it’s ability to turn on. The only difference in the cables is that the LB1500 cable has a tail wire that connects to and powers the…
BUYER BEWARE Read the fine print BEFORE you buy! Lawnbotts.com web site shows a “30 Day Money Back Guarantee” emblem, but it doesn’t show anything like ‘click here for details’ or ‘restrictions apply’ – if you click the emblem you’ll see that your lawn must be pre-approved ‘to qualify for the 30 Day Trial (Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee)’ and ‘A 15% restocking fee will be applied to validated Spyder returns’.Of course, we didn’t know this when we bought their Spyder model, so when we received it – and it didn’t work – we called…
Bury the Cable! Mfr. suggests that burying the cable is not necessary. This may be true of some of the other models, but not the spyder evo. The “bott” doesn’t always stop “at” the wire, but sometimes when it is directly over the wire. The result being that the two wheels that have already crossed the wire will pick it up on their treads when it reverses in the other direction, feeding it into the blade spinning at 4200 rpms.So, lay out a path, use whatever tools necessary to dig a shallow trench(I…