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i had (well still have until i take it to tip) a portable compressor with the handle and until i recently inherited a 200ltr Clark belt run compressor i didn't realize how loud the portable one was, ok on start up it is a little louder but the Clark one with the belt makes less noise then my hoover only issue i have is it came with loads of attachments ie tool lubricator, air filter and tire fill part and they are all totally different air line fitting to the ones (industrial) i have so its going to be fun changing them all as there is 20+ of them lol but i find the bigger compressor makes much less noise then the portable ones that i have owned.

nice and all but the clackitty clack sound is super irritating

love it

damn sure would be nice to hear the name of the brands or even models of the trailers.... :(

1:26. You forgot to ad cost of 2T oil, to the mix so it's easilly 2£ a liter.

They are great mowers I had two g23 low dump ones when I ran my garden maintenance business

Batteries are to heavy, to expensive and to short run time. Cold reduces their output. They fail and will end up as toxic waste.

This is really just council machine for a landscaper ud really want this deck and rear linkage over here in ireland with the rear collection machine damp clover can be a problem

mulching is even better than discharge

please for the love of lawns, lift ur deck on ur turn arounds or else the scalp wheel digs into the lawn. happened on the ARIENS at 7:35

I use a Kubota svt 35 it's 20 years old compact tractor with a major swift finish mower on the back it is still going strong good machine 😀

I love Kubota lawn tractors / Compact tractors. Super quality cut, best bagging and diesel engine so very fuel effecient.

Dixon

I’m not really a fan of tractor type ride on mowers, probably because of that place I worked with that 605R which was completely the wrong machine for the site it was on, those aren’t meant for constantly going up and down tall kerbs on industrial sites full of rocks, potholes, raised manhole covers, bits of strewn concrete and rebar, really thick grass and domestic waste. There were constant problems with it as a result until it finally fell to pieces. At least this one can go up and down kerbs though.

Great review, James. That's a nice bit of kit

Hi James, Great review now you won't be late for your tea, that all I need to know👍

Kubota does some nice machines now, that looks really good and comfy to operate, what hight of grass would it cut though🤔, but there is one fault i never seen a cup holder 😂

Nice bit of kit that, but I’m an out front guy - finish mulch deck for the summer and flail deck for the autumn/spring/rough.

Nice One James have used a few kubota's Like them Thanks again

Now that's a nice mower. 👍 My late step-dad had a Kubota tractor like used on a golf course and loved it.

Hi bud looks like a great machine, currently im using stihl and honda hrd walk behind mower But jobs are getting bigger, im unsure on what is the best ride on, currently looking at the diesel iseki, but is kubota better in your opinion

Great review Had a Kubota g21 HD for 10 years it could cut anything never give any major issues just wear and tear changed to a g21e HD there 2 years ago same thing also very comfortable and the high dump is very useful for tipping over fences and high sided trailer

Can ya tow with it ?

Compared to the Countax I use, that looks like a dream

Nearly bought a kubota F3890 out front mower, but came across a ransome HR 300 with less hours and in better condition. Kubota make good machines and my ransome has a 33 hp kubota engine which seams strong and reliable

Always found Kubota's to be excellent machines!

Great mowers 👌 brilliant review, very top gear 👍

Which mowers have a ten year warranty or more? The rest are of no value, as if the manufacturer has no faith in them.

Tanks are garbage. They leak. Great idea just poor tanks

I'd love to see the "New on the market" YATKA, I recently ran across this and am impressed, also if Husqvarna brings their articulating 4X4 models across the pond that be great. Thank-You

No thanks, $800 in batteries every 3 years isn't fun.... I was an ego fan until they wouldn't do anything when my batteries crapped out in a very short time.

For a DYIer the M12 is compact and light weight enough to do most jobs. If course you wouldn't use it on a construction job site for all day use.

You got a wrong Greenworks or specs..🧐🤔🤨😟

I wish you would include Ryobi, Works, Echo, Meec, Parkside, Yato, Bosh, Daewoo, Hikoki, Maruyama, Husqvarna, De Walt and others...🤔🧐😉😄

What's the decibels level of the Greenworks 🤔🧐

The problem is not the saw, its the batteries. At $300+ a peice with only a life expectancy of two years, its a money pit. They are great suburban homeowner tools, but will never be financially worthwhile for large scale contractors. Unless we get a huge breakthrough in battery technology, but I highly doubt it.

My Ryobi self propelled blows this out of the water

Dingos are the BEST I would like to see it with trencher or dairon We have TX 525/1300 but this looks cool

Based on your recommendations, I purchased the Milwaukee. Although the tool was significantly more expensive, it came with a free battery. I already had a charger, so it was less expensive in the end. The two modes makes cutting smaller branches much quicker. I like the design and balance. It’s an expensive tool but it cut my working time in half. Thank you for the review.