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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 342343" data-attributes="member: 324">Don't own one, but have been sniffing around the edges for a couple of years.&nbsp; I want one, but the Toro I have continues to be a decent mower.&nbsp; I mowed on saturday, and it started on the second pull.&nbsp; My brother has an EGO mower, and loves it.&nbsp; I'm leaning that direction.&nbsp; I have had DeWalt, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and other cordless power tools, and they're all fine.&nbsp; I actually have a 40 Volt DeWalt weed wacker that I love.&nbsp; But the EGO seems to be the way to go.&nbsp; Long battery life, quick recharge times, parts available, lots of other items that use the same batteries - the list goes on.Jeff though, with Ace in Bismarck, said that they're getting out of the EGO line.&nbsp; Said that when a problem comes up, the mfr is hard to deal with on warranty issues.So, I guess it's like anything else.&nbsp; When it runs like it should, everyone is happy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 342343, member: 324"] Don't own one, but have been sniffing around the edges for a couple of years. I want one, but the Toro I have continues to be a decent mower. I mowed on saturday, and it started on the second pull. My brother has an EGO mower, and loves it. I'm leaning that direction. I have had DeWalt, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and other cordless power tools, and they're all fine. I actually have a 40 Volt DeWalt weed wacker that I love. But the EGO seems to be the way to go. Long battery life, quick recharge times, parts available, lots of other items that use the same batteries - the list goes on. Jeff though, with Ace in Bismarck, said that they're getting out of the EGO line. Said that when a problem comes up, the mfr is hard to deal with on warranty issues. So, I guess it's like anything else. When it runs like it should, everyone is happy. [/QUOTE]

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