An improved landscaping trimmer is provided. The device includes a housing having an open lower end. A motor is disposed within the housing and is operably connected to a plurality of cutting heads extending through the open lower end. The plurality of cutting heads are disposed in an offset pattern defining an upper portion of the housing and a lower portion of the housing. Each of the plurality of cutting heads is affixed to the housing in a floating arrangement. A plurality of blades extends from each of the plurality of cutting heads, whereupon actuation of the motor, the plurality of cutting heads rotate about the longitudinal axis. A handle extends from the housing, wherein the handle includes a control that activates the motor. A plurality of wheels is affixed to the housing, wherein each wheel is disposed adjacent to one cutting head of the plurality of cutting heads.

An improved landscaping trimmer is provided. The device includes a housing having an open lower end. A motor is disposed within the housing and is operably connected to a plurality of cutting heads extending through the open lower end. The plurality of cutting heads are disposed in an offset pattern defining an upper portion of the housing and a lower portion of the housing. Each of the plurality of cutting heads is affixed to the housing in a floating arrangement. A plurality of blades extends from each of the plurality of cutting heads, whereupon actuation of the motor, the plurality of cutting heads rotate about the longitudinal axis. A handle extends from the housing, wherein the handle includes a control that activates the motor. A plurality of wheels is affixed to the housing, wherein each wheel is disposed adjacent to one cutting head of the plurality of cutting heads.

A battery-operated electric mower having a chassis that supports at least an operator support and a first and second drive wheel, each drive wheel respectively connected to one of a first and a second drive wheel motor. The first drive wheel motor may be connected to the first drive wheel by a first gear mechanism, which may include a first system of planetary gears, and the second drive wheel motor may be connected the second drive wheel by a second gear mechanism, which may include a second system of planetary gears. The chassis also supports a battery pack positioned, at least in part, within the same horizontal plane as at least one of the drive wheel motors. The battery may be positioned, at least in part, between the first drive wheel motor and the second drive wheel motor, significantly lowering the mower's center of gravity.

A battery-operated electric mower having a chassis that supports at least an operator support and a first and second drive wheel, each drive wheel respectively connected to one of a first and a second drive wheel motor. The first drive wheel motor may be connected to the first drive wheel by a first gear mechanism, which may include a first system of planetary gears, and the second drive wheel motor may be connected the second drive wheel by a second gear mechanism, which may include a second system of planetary gears. The chassis also supports a battery pack positioned, at least in part, within the same horizontal plane as at least one of the drive wheel motors. The battery may be positioned, at least in part, between the first drive wheel motor and the second drive wheel motor, significantly lowering the mower's center of gravity.

Dual blade wide-format lawn mower, with an engine on the chassis, and a grass cutter disc that includes two parallel cutter shafts, each with a cutting blade on an lower end; each with a cutter shaft bevel gear on the top end, each engaged with a transmission bevel gear on an outer end of a horizontal shaft; both horizontal shafts are co-axial, each shaft and same side cutter shaft supported by a bearing in a cutter shaft seat; fixed onto the chassis, and opposing ends of both shafts extend from the respective cutter shaft seat and mounted with a drum-type gear, both engaged respectively with spline internal teeth at both ends of an internally toothed sleeve; one cutter shaft upper end extends the cutter shaft seat and is mounted with a cutter shaft pulley transmission connected with an engine pulley via driving belt.

A mower capable of reducing noise generated by rotation of a cutter blade containing an upper cutter blade and a lower cutter blade inside a housing. The lower cutter blade has a wing portion and a wing chamfered portion. The wing portion overhangs upward from a second rear end portion of the lower cutter blade on an opposite side in a rotational direction, at both end portions in a longitudinal direction. The wing chamfered portion is chamfered so that a wing outer end portion of the wing portion is inclined from an upper surface to a lower surface.

A mower capable of reducing noise generated by rotation of a cutter blade containing an upper cutter blade and a lower cutter blade inside a housing. The lower cutter blade has a wing portion and a wing chamfered portion. The wing portion overhangs upward from a second rear end portion of the lower cutter blade on an opposite side in a rotational direction, at both end portions in a longitudinal direction. The wing chamfered portion is chamfered so that a wing outer end portion of the wing portion is inclined from an upper surface to a lower surface.

A autonomous mobile green area maintenance robot, includes: a first motor-driven treatment tool, a second motor-driven treatment tool differing from the first treatment tool, and an open protective housing with a lateral rim. The first treatment tool defines a first treatment zone and is arranged within the protective housing such that the first treatment zone is located in a safety zone of the protective housing. The safety zone has a safety distance to the lateral rim. The second treatment tool defines a second treatment zone, wherein the second treatment zone is located at least partially beyond the safety zone. The autonomous mobile green area maintenance robot has an autonomous operation mode, wherein in the autonomous operation mode, a maximum kinetic energy of the second motor-driven treatment tool is smaller than a maximum kinetic energy of the first motor-driven treatment tool.

A autonomous mobile green area maintenance robot, includes: a first motor-driven treatment tool, a second motor-driven treatment tool differing from the first treatment tool, and an open protective housing with a lateral rim. The first treatment tool defines a first treatment zone and is arranged within the protective housing such that the first treatment zone is located in a safety zone of the protective housing. The safety zone has a safety distance to the lateral rim. The second treatment tool defines a second treatment zone, wherein the second treatment zone is located at least partially beyond the safety zone. The autonomous mobile green area maintenance robot has an autonomous operation mode, wherein in the autonomous operation mode, a maximum kinetic energy of the second motor-driven treatment tool is smaller than a maximum kinetic energy of the first motor-driven treatment tool.

The disclosure provides a lawn mower. The lawn mower includes a cutter assembly, a housing, and a power assembly supplying power for the cutter assembly. The cutter assembly includes a first/second blade. The first blade and the second blade are staggered and arranged back and forth. The housing includes a mowing space. The mowing space includes a first/second mowing cavity communicating with each other and respectively housing the first/second blade. A width of the mowing space is greater than a width of the first/second mowing cavity, and is smaller than a sum of the widths of the first mowing cavity and the second mowing cavity. An overlapping part is provided by overlapping of cutting areas of the first and second blades. A ratio of a width of the overlapping part to the width of the mowing space is from 0.01 to 0.09.