Battery powered riding mower, any ready for prime time?

[AllGold]

I can't imagine mowing a 5 acre yard. Do you want your own golf course or park? What did the previous guy use to mow it?

If it were me, I would figure out a way to mow about an acre and let the other 4 acres go natural. Maybe bring in the goats a couple times a year for the non-mowed areas.

Even with only an acre, you will want a good zero turn riding mower. If you get a commercial-grade mower (expensive), you could do all 5 acres, but I still don't see why you would want to.

For an electric riding mower, it looks like it's a minimum of $4K for new, and $5K-7K for a zero turn electric. An electric can do an acre or two, but probably not five.

[gadje]

I'd love a huge property. I'd leave most of it natural; wood or meadows, whatever is there, leave nature do it's thing. just to know it's mine and I could go everywhere whenever I want and even get some fallen threes to burn down in the winter.

[Rolando]

gadje wrote:
I'd love a huge property. I'd leave most of it natural; wood or meadows, whatever is there, leave nature do it's thing. just to know it's mine and I could go everywhere whenever I want and even get some fallen threes to burn down in the winter.

This.
Maybe a small bulldozer to clear & level a couple of trails.