My SiL has one of those and I've used it on her yard, works well. Not sure it'd be the best for me, my lot is a little over 1/3 of an acre with some decent slopes on both sides of the house, not sure if it'd get everything done in one charge or how well it would handle the hills.
Borrow the SILs for a mow and find out?
1/4 acre walk out, my EGO mower finishes the job on a single charge. It came with a 7.5 amp/hr battery. I also have a 10 amp/hr battery I bought when I bought the 2-stage EGO snowblower. That, clearly, is more than enough for the job. I don't use the self-prop because a) the mower is so light I don't need it and b) it sounds like a ******* powerwheel
If you were asking about a zero turn rider, I'd have a more definitive answer for you. My best advice is buy one from people that also service what they sell. It's damned hard to find a small engine repair shop anywhere nowadays in case something goes wrong.
I'll get there eventually but still like getting a little bit of exercise out of mowing.
I've got almost the exact same setup except I have the single stage snowblower. Had it for 8 years now. Mower works like a champ. I use the 10 amp battery on my quarter acre lot and it uses less than half the battery, but like you I don't use the self-propelled much so that will save some battery. I don't know why it couldn't do anything a gas self-prop could do. Up front cost will be more but no gas or oil and basically only maintenance is the blade makes it totally worth it IMO. I will never own a gas mower again.
I have also had a Husqvarna for 10+ years and have had no major issues or complaints.
