Haul trash cans. Drag tree limbs and brush. Cut flowering plants. Haul firewood. Oh, yea - and cut grass. Only complaint is that I catch my pant leg on the hose attachment. Get a cart to double the use. Replaced a Craftsman lawn tractor. Much greater turning radius and it starts every time.

Love my machine I have half an acre and an able to do it with such ease.

I've only had time to use the mower once, but so far so good. My property is a half acre. I used 35% of the battery to get the job done. The mower is well designed, quiet, and attractive. Its compact size allows it fit through gates that other riding mowers won't. It has lead-acid batteries with a 1 year warranty, instead of lithium-ion batteries. The controls are nicely laid out and easy to use. One quirk is reverse mowing. You must stop the blades, stop the mower, put the mower in Reverse Mowing Operation (a control button), re-engage the blades, then put the mower in reverse. When you want to go forward again, reverse that process. It's simpler just to stop the blades, back up, stop, put the mower in forward and re-engage the blades to continue mowing. One additional item to know: if you have the mower delivered, it comes on a very substantial steel angle iron and tubular skid. Tractor Supply and my recycler wanted nothing to do with it. So, I had to cut it up with my angle grinder to put it out with the trash.

The 48 V pack easily handles my 0.7‑acre lawn and the 38″ deck slips between trees and raised beds without scalping. Cut is even, controls are intuitive, and it’s quiet enough to chat while mowing. My only gripe: the standard charger takes a few hours—consider the rapid charger if you mow often.