Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro + Blower Bundle | Core + 2 Modules

The Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro + Blower bundle covers the growing season end to end: a Yarbo Core with the Lawn Mower Pro Module for summer mowing and the Blower Module for autumn leaves and year-round debris, plus the full Docking Station, Data Center, battery, charger, tool kit, tow hitch, and both blade sets. One map and one app run both jobs.

Lawn Mower Pro Module. Dual 300 W cutting motors with 2,500 W of peak power (twice Yarbo's standard mower module) across a 20-inch cutting width, with both cutting discs and SK85 straight blades included, a 0.8 to 4.0 inch cutting range, 120 minutes of mowing per charge, about 1.7 acres per day, and a 6-acre maximum mowing size. Binocular cameras, ultrasonic sensors, and a bumper handle object detection, and the complete mower is IPX6 rated.

Blower Module. 21 N of blowing force, 174 mph of air velocity, and 607 CFM of air volume for 70 minutes per charge. Smart route planning stacks leaves into piles, and Yarbo rates it for driveway cleaning, yard waste piling, post-project cleanup, and light snow up to 2 inches of fresh, dry powder.

Yarbo Core platform. Every bundle is built on the same tracked Core: dual drive motors on rubber tracks, slopes up to 70 percent (35 degrees) with the mower or blower fitted, a 500-pound tow hitch, RTK-GPS positioning from the included Data Center base station (or NetRTK with no base station), binocular cameras, an IMU, and odometry for navigation, and a removable 36 V 38.4 Ah battery that recharges wirelessly on the Docking Station from 20 to 80 percent in about 90 minutes. Modules swap without tools, and one map and one set of schedules serve every task.

• One Robot, Every Task: Swap modules in minutes; the Core, dock, base station, battery, and map are shared across everything you attach.
• 2,500 W Peak Mowing: Dual 300 W motors, two blade systems, a 20-inch cut, and up to 6 acres of mowing capacity on 70 percent slopes.
• 0.8 to 4.0 in Cutting Height: Handles dense warm-season turf as well as cool-season lawns.
• 21 N Leaf Blowing: 174 mph and 607 CFM that stack leaves into piles and clear debris, pollen, and light snow.
• RTK Plus Vision Navigation: Centimeter positioning from the Data Center or NetRTK, with cameras and a bumper for obstacle detection and rain detection for bad weather.
• Wireless Auto-Recharge: The robot docks itself at low battery and resumes where it stopped.
• App Control and Teleoperation: Schedules, zone mapping, alerts, live view, and remote control from the Yarbo app.

This bundle suits large, tree-lined properties in climates where snow is rare or light: the mower handles acreage and dense turf from spring to fall, and the Blower takes over when the leaves come down, sweeps driveways and patios in between, and dusts off light snow up to 2 inches in winter.

Within the Yarbo lineup, add true winter capability with the three-module bundle, or start with the Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro or Yarbo Blower package and add modules later.

1. Site the dock and base station: Place the Docking Station on level ground with access to power, and install the Data Center on its mounting pole in an open spot with a clear view of the sky so its RTK base station holds a strong satellite fix. If you use NetRTK instead, there is no base station to site: power on and connect to your local network from the app.
2. Install and charge the battery: Seat the removable Y Series battery and charge it on the dock or with the wired charger. A 20 to 80 percent charge takes about 90 minutes.
3. Set up the Yarbo app: Download the Yarbo app for iOS or Android, create an account, link the Core, and assign your Wi-Fi. Firmware for the robot and Data Center updates from the app.
4. Attach the module for the season: Each module mounts to the Core without tools and appears in the Yarbo app with its own task types. For mowing, fit the cutting discs or straight blades and set the cutting height. For blowing, set airflow direction, travel speed, and air velocity per work plan.
5. Map the property: Draw your working areas, pathways, sidewalks, and no-go zones in the app. Mapping is a one-time job; edits later are software changes, not hardware changes.
6. Create a work plan and schedule: Build a work plan for each area, set the schedule, and let Yarbo run it: the robot docks itself to recharge and resumes where it stopped.
7. Use Yarbo's installation support: Yarbo offers a volunteer installer map and one-on-one video instruction with a Yarbo technician if you want guided help with first setup.