While not all models offer the same blade types, checking the status of your blades frequently helps avoid dull & inconsistent cuts. Many of our models use small razors blades—these are the cheapest and easiest to replace. Other blade types should last longer, but they still need periodic checks.

Wheels

If your bot operates on rough terrain or hard surfaces, keep an eye on the condition of the wheels. While it won’t happen overnight, the tread can take a beating and become less effective and possibly contribute to getting stuck or less effective cutting.

Tools

You don’t need to throw the whole shed at it, but having a few common tools on hand is helpful. Husqvarna even makes a handy kit which you can find in our store.

Cleaning wipes or microfiber towel with spray
Small brushes of various sizes.
Phillips screwdriver (for blade changes)

These are the basics, but you may find new tools along the way to help make you upkeep easier.

GRASS

It’s a lawnmower, and one that works around the clock. Help your little pall out by regularly checking for build-up. Start by shutting off your mower, flip it over and remove any large chunks you see. Wipe it down with a damp cloth.

COVER

While nothing we use stays looking new, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t shine it up every now and again. Wiping down the mower with a degreaser or cleaning wipes helps to keep it looking nice and prevent further build up.

Since it is outside the majority of its life, using weather conditioning and restoring wipes can also help in giving it a good final shine, and restoring some of the fade from days in the sun.