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Well, then run it on gasoline. This one just happens to have a propane conversion. Truth be told though, propane is a lot nicer to handle then gasoline.
in about 5 years (give or take) all new mowers will be running on propane. The EPA is already working their magic on 2 stroke engines, and the new ethanol gas is tearing carburetors all to crap these days. The Deere service center I work at has sold and installed more carburetors this year than the past 3 combined. The ethanol is ruining seals and gums up a LOT faster than the older gas. there's gonna have to be some sort of switch soon, or consumers will get fed up.
Ultimately I think most yard equipment will be electric. I've almost always used an electric mower (except when I was cutting laws as a teen) and it's a joy. Just recently I picked up a cordless trimmer and it's actually fun, compared to the old gasser. I don't doubt that ethanol is causing major havoc. I designed the fuel system of my RX-7 to be ethanol compatible and it was a pain to make sure everything was spec'ed properly. It will even eat the aluminum fuel rail!
well, the only problem I see with that is people with larger yards like me, or commercial mowers. With a 38" deck, it takes me 2.5 hours to cut my yard. As far as I know they don't make any battery powered mowers that will run that long or with a larger cut, and extension cords are out of the question for most peoople.
Propane looks to be the best option, at least at this point and time.
Yeah, for large lawns I don't think we will see good battery powered equipment for a while. In that case, propane or CNG is likely the best option. And what is nice about a system like that is you can refill from home using the natural gas supply or heating tank.
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Propane looks to be the best option, at least at this point and time.