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Our Lawn Care Business Made The Switch To Battery Powered OPE

Our Lawncare Company Tries To Ditch Gas for Milwaukee Battery Power This season, we decided to make a switch to Milwaukee's M18 FUEL line of battery-powered equipment, and let me tell you, it's been a ride. Why We Went Battery Powered The decision to go cordless was for our video documentary and your information. Here are the biggest reasons we made the switch: Reduced Noise: Battery-powered trimmers and blowers are significantly quieter, making our crews much more welcome by clients. Less Maintenance: Battery-powered equipment requires minimal maintenance, freeing up our crew's time for actual landscaping. But this comes with challenges also. The Cost Breakdown: Gas vs. Battery Power Of course, the initial investment in battery-powered equipment IS daunting. Initial Investment: We purchased several Milwaukee M18 FUEL string trimmers, blowers, and a variety of M18 batteries (with different capacities to match the job). The upfront cost was definitely higher than buying new gas-powered equipment. Battery Replacements: While batteries will eventually need replacing, Milwaukee's M18 batteries are known for their durability. While the initial investment was higher, the long-term savings on fuel and maintenance make the switch to battery power a win-win IF and only IF the batteries last 5-years or more. Thinking of Going Battery-Powered? Here are some Tips: Do your research: Not all battery-powered equipment is created equal. Look for brands with a reputation for durability and performance. Consider your needs: How big are the yards you typically service? This will help determine the battery capacity you'll need. Talk to a dealer: Local equipment dealers can help you choose the right equipment for your business and may even offer financing options. We're thrilled with our switch to Milwaukee's M18 FUEL line, but we do not know if you can actually save money in the long run.