Purchased the 4WD 75% Slope with the 45% climbing Tires, and the Unit looks impressive, the Tires are Big and Powerful, can't wait to use it, I have a 28° Slope

the Mowrator is great. It goes into deep brush so that I don’t have to. I live on a mountain and it’s able to climb almost my entire lawn. There are places that are about 75-80 degree slopes and it just doesn’t quite make it up. The person who cut it before had to use a weed water. That’s probably what I will end up doing. The Mowrator should be called The Beast!

I hate mowing my lawn. But the Mowrator has changed that for me. Now I actually look forward to driving this thing around. It is like an adult toy, but not that kind. Everybody who sees me using it has to stop and stare for a minute. I own a 2-acre lot, so mowing is a huge chore. But with this thing, I can really take my time with it. I do roughly 30 minutes of mowing about 3 times a week. And it hardly feels like work. I have already named it Grasshopper after a character from the Twisted Metal series. I am one drunken night away from decorating my Mowrator by slapping some googly eyes on it and some fake plastic machine guns/rocket launchers. The only way they can improve upon its current design is to simply beef up everything. Make it bigger so it cuts more in one pass. Make it move faster so we can finish earlier. That is about it. Overall, it is a good design and built like a tank.

I have used my Mowrator three time since purchase. The Mowrator has handled all my jobs with relative ease. The terrain was rough and hilly - no problems there. I have a few more places (a dwarf fruit tree orchard on a hillside) and the hillside next to a pond. It took everything else with ease, should do well on these. I'd buy one again.

If you have a hill in your yard that makes a rider not an option and your getting to old to push it this is the answer.

I have a very sandy, very hilly 2 acres that I’ve tried every mower short of a Venatrac. The slopes very from 11-27 degrees. The traditional lap bar zero turn just slides down the steep hills. I then purchased a cub cadet with a steering wheel and ROPS in case it did roll. It did somewhat better than the standard zero turn (Toro Titan 48”) that I almost flipped, but it would still leave significant tire scars in the grass. I’ve ran a 30” toro walk behind and that takes forever, is quiet physically demanding, and still leaves tracks, I don’t have the gumption to run a string trimmer on that much of my lawn. So this mowrator handles to treacherous parts absolutely flawlessly with minimal effort. I zero turn anything under 17 degrees, and mowrator the rest. I do kinda wish it had AI and GOS interfacing so I could do it autonomously, but it’s really not hard walking around with it. And it’s so well built and robust, I wouldn’t trade it for a lighter duty robot mower. This mower is life changing for tough lawns. Highly recommend it.