How do I charge my Mean Green
mower?
Each mower features an external charger that is positioned between the outlet
and the mower. One end of the charger connects to a standard 110V or 220V power supply and the other end
connects to the mower through a proprietary connector. Mean Green Mowers offers 23A 110V, 35A 220V, or 50A
220V to choose from at the time of purchase.
What are the charging times for each
machine?
Charge times vary by battery size and charger selection. Please refer to the table
below to help determine the best solution for you:
Are Mean Green Mowers water resistant? How
do I clean my mower?
All Mean Green Mowers are water resistant. However, to
prolong the life of the mower, do not spray electric components or under the seat with water. We recommend
using compressed air or a blower instead. We do not recommend using solvents, hard cleaners, or abrasives on
your machine.
Can I use a Mean Green mower in the
rain?
All Mean Green Mowers have been tested and can be used in the rain much like any
other ICE mower. Since Mean Green Mowers use the low nominal voltage of 48VDC (much like forklifts and golf
carts), there is very little chance of shock. Many competitor electric mowers use voltages above 60VDC,
which are not considered safe from shock, according to OSHA and IEC 62368-1:2014.
Can I use a Mean Green mower on
hills?
Mean Green Mowers are safe to operate on inclines due to their patented battery
placement that provides an ultra-low, centralized center of gravity. Our FURY and NEMESIS models are safe to
use on inclines up to 15 degrees, while the VANQUISH, RIVAL, and EVO models are safe up to 20 degrees.
What happens when the battery is depleted?
Can I get the mower back to the trailer or shop?
On the rare occasion that a Mean
Green Mower depletes its entire battery capacity by the end of a day, rest assured that the mower will not
be stranded. Mean Green Mowers utilize software restrictions that will automatically turn the mower blades
off at a low voltage. There will still be plenty of battery power left to drive the mower (with the
blades off) for up to 15 minutes after the blades shut down.
What is the life of the battery? How many
cycles will it last? Will I ever need to replace it?
Mean Green batteries are rated for
up to 2,000 cycles before reducing to 80% capacity. One cycle is a full day of mowing (up to 8 hours), so
it’s possible to see a battery life of over 12,000 hours.
Every battery is also designed with replaceable modules. If there is ever an issue where a Mean Green battery is not performing properly, simply switch out the needed component instead of replacing the entire battery.
What is the decibel level of the mower with
the blades turned on? How much quieter is a Mean Green Mower than an equivalent gas
mower?
The decibel range for Mean Green Mowers is 78-82 db with blades on high
speed. This is about 2-4 times quieter than any ICE mower in production today.
What is the blade speed and how does it
compare to gas mowers?
The blade speed of Mean Green Mowers is set to 18,250 fpm. Our
patented blade speed control adds power to the electric blade motor (as needed) in order to maintain a
constant blade tip speed. This tip speed provides an excellent quality of cut while ensuring safe user
operation.
A typical ICE mower will have a maximum tip speed of about 17,500 fpm until the drive wheels are engaged and the blades begin to cut. As the engine slows down in thicker grass, the blade will slow as well, greatly reducing the tip speed and quality of cut.
Are rear tweels an available option? What
are the benefits of tweels? Are they installed at the factory or at the dealer?
Rear
tweels can be added to all RIVAL, EVO, NEMESIS, and VANQUISH models at your local Mean Green dealer. Rear
tweels prevent flat tires that consume large amounts of operator’s time. Real tweels also have the added
benefit of providing a shock-absorbing effect for operator comfort and extra stability on hills.
How do you adjust the sensitivity of the
controls and slow the mower speed down?
Mean Green Mowers feature two different speed
options that can be selected on the touchscreen display. High Speed (or “transport speed”) is indicated when
the wheel icon becomes green. We recommend using Low Speed for precise cutting and reduced sensitivity.
Do you offer a high lift
blade?
Mean Green Mowers is proud to offer a high lift blade. Mean Green High Performance Blades are designed to improve cut quality in turf types and conditions that require more air flow. The additional height of the blade sail creates an increased lifting force perfect for use with turf types that tend to bend or lay down with standard blades. This design also disperses clippings over a larger area leaving behind a cleaner finish. The new Mean Green High Performance Blades are recommended for cooler season grasses and are for use on all models.
Does Mean Green offer product demos before
purchase?
Yes! Contact us to
schedule your FREE product demo.