I was gifted a 40V Ryobi string trimmer and already have two batteries, but good input.

Our property is also challenging with slopes and retaining walls that would make a cord a bit of a headache. Working to slowly lessen the overall area of turf though.

Turf grass grows best between ~60-80F. We've had a mild winter and multiple days in that range. It's also species-dependent. Our shitty lawn / dog bathroom has grass that grows 1" in a few weeks and others in a few days.

I've struggled to reckon the ROI on continuing to use my second-hand gas mower vs buying an electric mower. When do the emissions of my existing equipment outweigh the emissions of manufacturing something new?

If you are a first-time buyer, I totally recommend electric. I borrowed my buddies to test out and it worked perfectly fine, although it was a bit over 10Ah of batteries for about 1/10 acre.

For us, with the mild winter and occasional 50F+ days in the last two months, our lawn was over 8" in areas. Mowing now should help with dandelion and clover competition.

Also, so many hidden dog poops.

Wouldn’t that be the same as filtering to a red light?

3304?

Also 28 off ramp to 31st St Bridge.

http://www.cleardarksky.com/c/ChrSprPkPAkey.html?1

The rain is browning things out.

T2 security chip is a different beast.

Probably not including sewerage.