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Cobra Fortis 14E - Is it worth it?
The Cobra Fortis 14E is now available with ego battery Power Pack. It joins the line up alongside the Allett Cambridge and Allett Sterling in the all electric lithium ion battery powered lawn mowers. Not only that, it is a cylinder mower meaning you will get the best lawn stripes possible without any of the noise pollution.
But should Cobra have turned their flagship Cobra Fortis into a battery model? Available in the Cobra Fortis 14 inch and the Cobra Fortis 17 inch you have the choice of two different sizes. The ego battery is a 56 Volt 2.5 ampere battery, but you can upgrade this to a 10 ampere or even 12 ampere if you go directly to ego.
The Cobra Fortis is a solid, heavy machine built to last but just without some of the bells and whistles you might find on some of its more expensive competitors. Coming in at just over £1000 for the Cobra Fortis 14E it is one of the best value battery powered cylinder lawn mowers available on the market today.
Easy to adjust the height, super quiet and with a fantastic quality of cut, the Cobra Fortis 14E is a great lawn mower for gardens up to 200 square metres. If you have a bigger lawn you may want to purchase the Cobra Fortis 17E just to give you a little bit more width to make the job a little faster.
With the ability to change a cassettes you can use the Cobra Fortis to scarify, rake, verticut, brush and aerate. But the Cobra Fortis is more than just a lawn mower, it's your lawn maintenance machine.
How does the Cobra Fortis stack up against the Allett Cambridge and Allett Sterling? Well the most obvious difference is the time it takes to change the cartridges. If you want to change the six blade cutting cylinder for the verticutting cylinder, the Cobra Fortis will take you 2 to 3 minutes to achieve that. It's a fairly complex process first time you do it, but like anything practise makes perfect and you'll soon be changing cylinders in your brand new Cobra Fortis in a minute.
Cobra renowned for the quality of their rotary lawn mowers, specially those rotary lawnmowers with the roller on the back, but now they're branching out into the fine turf cylinder lawn mower.
This model extends up to a 25 inch wide option perfect for amateur sports clubs, especially with all the changes in cassettes. Built to last, mostly from metal, with very little plastic not only is this machine good value, it offers longevity.
One of the best features of the Cobra Fortis is the LCD dashboard that shows you the battery power, with a really smart throttle control. Check out this video to see what we think of the brand new Cobra Fortis and whether this lawn mower is right for you.
Is this the best battery cylinder lawn mower on the market? Is this the best value battery cylinder lawn mower on the market? Watch our video and find out.
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But should Cobra have turned their flagship Cobra Fortis into a battery model? Available in the Cobra Fortis 14 inch and the Cobra Fortis 17 inch you have the choice of two different sizes. The ego battery is a 56 Volt 2.5 ampere battery, but you can upgrade this to a 10 ampere or even 12 ampere if you go directly to ego.
The Cobra Fortis is a solid, heavy machine built to last but just without some of the bells and whistles you might find on some of its more expensive competitors. Coming in at just over £1000 for the Cobra Fortis 14E it is one of the best value battery powered cylinder lawn mowers available on the market today.
Easy to adjust the height, super quiet and with a fantastic quality of cut, the Cobra Fortis 14E is a great lawn mower for gardens up to 200 square metres. If you have a bigger lawn you may want to purchase the Cobra Fortis 17E just to give you a little bit more width to make the job a little faster.
With the ability to change a cassettes you can use the Cobra Fortis to scarify, rake, verticut, brush and aerate. But the Cobra Fortis is more than just a lawn mower, it's your lawn maintenance machine.
How does the Cobra Fortis stack up against the Allett Cambridge and Allett Sterling? Well the most obvious difference is the time it takes to change the cartridges. If you want to change the six blade cutting cylinder for the verticutting cylinder, the Cobra Fortis will take you 2 to 3 minutes to achieve that. It's a fairly complex process first time you do it, but like anything practise makes perfect and you'll soon be changing cylinders in your brand new Cobra Fortis in a minute.
Cobra renowned for the quality of their rotary lawn mowers, specially those rotary lawnmowers with the roller on the back, but now they're branching out into the fine turf cylinder lawn mower.
This model extends up to a 25 inch wide option perfect for amateur sports clubs, especially with all the changes in cassettes. Built to last, mostly from metal, with very little plastic not only is this machine good value, it offers longevity.
One of the best features of the Cobra Fortis is the LCD dashboard that shows you the battery power, with a really smart throttle control. Check out this video to see what we think of the brand new Cobra Fortis and whether this lawn mower is right for you.
Is this the best battery cylinder lawn mower on the market? Is this the best value battery cylinder lawn mower on the market? Watch our video and find out.
Join our Facebook Group at groups/mowdltd
Visit Mowd at www.mowd.uk/
#gardeningtips #fertiliser #healthylawn #lawncare #cobra #fortis #lawnmower #allett #battery
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Great machine and Superb finish . Getting one of the 20 inch petrols for private garden maintenance. Drew in south Belfast UK 🇬🇧
Awesome, hoping to get a 20 inch petrol to test soon, I must admit I was impressed with this one! What will the Fortis replace for you?
I use a Vintage Qualcast Panther 30s push mower and I cut at around 10mm - 15mm and my strips are always sharp. It's not the HOC you're cutting it's down to the type of grass your cutting.
That too, what grass do you have? I mentioned in the video how hard it is to keep ryegrass striped for along time due to it's tendancy to want to stand up. How vintage are we talking? I love the old Qualcasts!
@@MowdLtd I would say my mower is from around the 70s. I've had it 25 years myself. My lawn is a mix of grasses but i overseeded with Johnsons Fine leaved Dwarf perennial Ryegrass, Strong Creeping Red Fescue, Slender Creeping Red Fescue.
which cylinder lawnmower you are using in the video? thanks!
The cylinder mower is the Allett Stirling, the rotary mower is the Cobra RM40. Both brilliant mowers, but the Stirling is high end for home lawns, around £4000 depending on which model and attachments. The Cobra is around £400 if I remember right, it's a beauty. We have also tested the Allett Cambridge recently - great home mower for around £2100, but we are about to release our review of the Cobra Fortis this Saturday too!
thanks for the reply! £4000 is very expensive for household😅
Oh for sure, you must really love grass for that, but it is an exceptional mower!
Some great advice there thank you,do you use any liquid fertilizers?
Thanks very much, great to know this is useful to our viewers! I do use some liquid treatments (kelp, humic acid, etc) but only because I love treating my lawn! We produce a total care plan that uses exclusively granular products as it's easier to apply and more consistent for our customers. I do like a good liquid selective weedkiller tho!
Oh and liquid iron when needing a rapid green up (for videoing or a party!)
There are many misconceptions on how NPK fertilisers work. Phosphorus for instance does promote root development but only if deficient. Most soils have enough of this element. Potassium too does help to a degree in disease resistance and is a coenzyme involved in many reactions. It also helps regulation of water use by opening and closing of the stomata. Applying more doesn’t mean more disease resilience. Again if the soil is deficient then applying Potassium will be beneficial but once adequate no positive plant response will be seen.
Absolutely, amazing how many people apply the same fertiliser every feed without considering the nutrients, but that's why we are here, to bring awesome lawns to everyone with minimal effort on their part!
Any push mower can stripes with striping kit and sharp blades, it doesn't need to be expensive.
Absolutely, I've been know to use a grad Matt to stripe! Sharp blade is a good call, often overlooked and essential for grass health too
If you’re that good. Anyone who knows about stripes and mowing correct, never looks down in front, they pick the furthest spot they’re going to and stick to that, not looking down like you. Absolute rubbish
I'm that good I can cut stripes with my eyes shut! I have a mark on my grass box that lines up with the edge of stripes, as I'm cutting stripes that already exist. When cutting new stripes I do the basic pick a spot technique. But you do you, we all have our preferred methods, and if it works, it works
@@MowdLtd I was a head greenkeeper and I can assure you that you’re taught to look at a point ahead and watch all the way. You are talking rubbish and I know you are
@@MowdLtd pathetic
Absolutely if your cutting straight lines, I grew up cutting concentric circles on cricket out fields, can't pick a spot in the distance cutting circles! Pluss, I got to be honest, talking to camera, remembering what your trying to say and cutting is a bit tough, but I give it my best. Thanks for your comments, I've learnt loads from our viewers, different techniques and so on, the day you think you know it all is the day before you make a big mistake! Hope you enjoy the other videos more
@@IanScott-cb6ln Best thing about the grounds keeping world is that the old-guard that taught us what we know, had their own way and passed it down. This video is clearly not aimed at teaching well-practiced folk on what they are doing wrong or how they could be doing it, but rather help to educate those that have never done it before. Everyone has the method that works for them, and some don't have a starting point at all. Would be cool if all ex-head greenkeepers would share their own knowledge on youtube to pass on their ways, rather than trolling and putting down other people's efforts at sharing information with the world.
This was a mean non constructive comment. In the replies i have a good constructive nice comment though its long
Thanks for your kind words 😀 it was fun to try this, but alas our skills are in lawn care, ni video editing. I will try improve next time though. Any tips for me to improve?
@@MowdLtd Im sorry for the mean words and the paragraph of text. here is what you could do. when the bag is in the air its choppy so film multiple cuts of the bag going up and falling and then choose one where it lands on its side. Then you could place markers on each corner of the bag and line up where the what I assume is a mower. Have one cut where you change the cylinder and one still image with the bag on in the same location. In the cut you change the cylinder try to throw the bag roughly where it was in one of the air. Then you can have the top half switch between the cut where you do everything and the one where you just throw. At the end move out of the way of the mower and “rotoscope” the falling bag and when i looks like its in front of the remove the bag and layer on the still image. Once again I apologize for the mean comment and the fact that this one is so long.
That's great advice thank you!
Mono-culture grass is ugly and bad for the environment. Rip it out and replace it with almost anything else!
Replace it with fake turf? When we moved in this was all patio and stone, you must agree this is better? As for ugly, I respect your opinion, but our customers do like a stripe!
Looks identical to the Ego mower handle and battery
We had a viewer guess that this was an EGO mower! The at EGO battery is unreal tho, so much stored enery
What's the Brand? What's your purpose for the video? Looks like a interesting piece of equipment.
Hi Kelly, it's an Allett Stirling with the changeable cartridges, I love it because it's so quick and easy to change, here I'm putting in a scarifying cassette to keep on top of the thatch
Rapid!
About 1 minute faster than the Allett Cambridge, but importantly no tools required!
I would love one but the prices are ridiculous. I just bought a Rolux because it’s the best bang for the buck. We all ain’t rich out here in FJB land.
It is an expensive machine that's for sure, but it is hand built and engineered in the UK. The model down is the Cambridge, that's more price competitive and a beautiful machine, check our review video of that!
The paint will peel of that allett in 2 years. The cylinders are made from lower grade steel than the atco. Believe me the atco will outlast that allett
Do you reckon? I can't say I've heard that about the Alletts. Have you used one? I do love my Balmoral tho 😁
You need a compost spreader! Its so satisfying you’d love to do it every month!
That's a great shout, I was looking at doing a video on that.... You've made my mind up!
@@MowdLtdAnother cool video might be using sand mixed with some peat moss or Black Kow to level your lawn. You’d be using a lawn leveling rake and a broom to get it down to top of soil. That Amick roll aerator makes punching holes in your lawn a breeze. Aerate before putting down seed. Use the compost spreader to cover the seed! This is the part of lawn care I like the best. I just sprayed Hydretain on my lawn yesterday! Good luck and have fun!
You say that this mower takes all of the Allett RC cassettes, but the RC cassette range, as far as I can see, is specifically for the Cambridge mower. Most users of Allett or Atco petrol mowers will have QC cassettes, which won't be suitable for the Cambridge mower without some conversion.
Hi there, sorry I meant you can use the QC cartridge in the Cambridge - they have engineered an adapter to allow this (that is fitted on this particular machine) - I spoke with Allett today and this was their reply: You can put the QC cartridges in the Cambridge you just need the QC2RC conversion kit which is two brackets either side or the cylinder - this bracket has your grassbag hoop on and a guard to cover the open gap in the side guard for safety (and by law)
@@MowdLtd OK, thanks for the clarification. Have Allett advised what this conversion kit will cost? I cannot find anything about it online.
They've said they are available from local dealers for around £50 - I will do a short video on it next week if you like?
@@MowdLtd That would be very useful, so yes! Cheers!
You should have included a video of the balmoral 20 in action
That's a great shout - do you want to see it? I can get a video on that in the next few weeks if you like?
@@MowdLtd if you could, thar would be great. I’ve got a 14s but I got it at the end of last year and at the moment I am part way through removing some decking and looking to extend the grass a bit. Hopefully not too long to.wait 🤞🤞
Let me see what I can do this week, weather permitting!
How long does it take to charge the battery?
With the greenworks battery around 1hr 30 mins. If you get an Allett Mowers with the ego system they have a rapid charge function, around 40mins
You’d do well to mow a cricket square (usually 1000sqm+) with a 43cm mower in 30 minutes of run time
My local cricket pitch is 500m2. I'll have a go tomorrow and let you know... Feel like my chances are good tho 😜 Using the scarifier is a different story unless you do one track per week in prep
This is a homeowner model isn't it? It would not be used on a cricket square - Allett have commercial mowers for that
Quite right they do have a professional series, starting with the Stirling. However my local club is a small one, with a tiny budget, and this mower can comfortably go down to 15mm with the 6 blade cylinder. The warranties will differ tho from sports use to home use, we will have the Stirling too to test, so let's see how that fares!
We got the square cut twice on 1 full charge, that's pretty good going, like I say a small square of about 500m2 and because it's cut regularly, the mower was working very gently!
@@JohnBarber1958 yes we do John! This mower is not designed for cricket or any sporting setting
Scarifying is so satisfying!
I love it! Every time I'm like "whoa, look how much there is" 😂
@@MowdLtd better than popping zits! And so beneficial to the garden!
I try to heavy scarify each spring just after moss and weed treatment, and use a tines rake in my Atco Balmoral every month for a light groom, the grass loves it
Probably a silly question, but how on earth are these supposed to be wall hung for storage? I have the wall bracket, but not a clue how the aerator attaches to it!
perfectly timed question - i just bought a new shed and im going to wall mount this one - ill do a short video on it (if i can work it out!!)
Amazing thank you!
The shed has just gone up so I'll be trying to mount this scarifier on the wall bracket this week!
@@MowdLtd I gave it another go last week and I'm still baffled as to how that thing is supposed to be wall mounted by a little plastic bracket!
Have you tried tenacity. Its a pre emergent week killer. I just sprayed it yesterday on some weeds. Its very powerful though so follow the instructions.
Hey! Do you know what - I haven't used Tenacity yet - I do mean to get round to it. I'll take your recommendation on that one! We are developing a granular pre emergency weed killer, watch this space!
The UK has the best grass. You guys are champions when it comes to nice lawns. The USA is second place.
Ha, thanks very much! We do have a nice climate for it to be fair - although I see some of those Kentucky blue grass lawns in the USA - id like to experience that!
Would Westland growmore be good to use as a pre turf fertiliser? Thanks
Hi Dave, it's absolutely could, being a 7-7-7 mix it has alot of Phosphorus for root development. The pre seed fert we used here was 6-9-6, so a little less N and more Phosphorus
You're rollering the grass. My grandad used to be the caretaker of the cricket club and did this with a hand push roller, it weighed a ton. Nice stripes!
Spot on! You know - I was shooting a video at the cricket club today repairing the football goal mouths and used a light hand roller, I told somebody about the days of heavy hand rolling ! (Before my time mind!) Good knowledge 😉
I love it when the greens are solid tined. Gives me an excuse as to why my putts missed (again)
Snap!
Good 4 u
👍😄
I use that same aerator here in Tassie, Australia on a 300 sqm yard. Been using it for years and it's the most sold manual aerator in the world! Anyway, you were using it wrong. Place your foot on the TOP angle and press down. Then the core would come out.
I find it works perfectly well and has the added bonus of being really cheap and accessible! Thanks for the advice! I usually do it that way and have the cores come out - obviously not concentrating this time 🤣
Great video, amateur question: What height/depth do you scarify/aerate with on this machine? I really don't have any idea what settings you need..
Hi Josh, great question, and it depends on your lawn. I would follow these steps to find the right height: • start on -3 and run it for 3/4 metres. • take a look to see if you are removing enough thatch (can you see the soil) • if not lower it further and repeat • if you are going for a good scarify as part of a lawn renovation, you should be able to see lines in the soil. One thing to be weary of electric scarifiers is the tenancy for the motor to bog down if it's working too hard, but you will hear that! If you scarify too lightly, it's really not a problem. Just assess the ground (if it's still spongy, go again but lower!) Hope this helps, I'll do another video on this in a few weeks when I will be doing some lawn renovations!
@@MowdLtdThankyou for the reply! I think it would make a great video actually going through how to do it. - I can make a mess of my lawn with the aerator alone, although it's common sense to you, I have no idea what I'm aiming for, and I know people I've spoken to are often confused as well. "Do you need to scarify or aerate. How deep do you go. What should it look like." Are the sort of Qs I'd love to see answered!
Sounds like a plan Josh, give me a few weeks and I'll get on it! 👍👍
Excellent video, thanks for sharing. Perfect for beginners, I think your channel deserves a lot more credit.
My back hurts watching this
@@MowdLtdor get a leveling rake Or a compost spreader. 😂
That aerator is not fun nor easy and is cheap and it compresses. Use a real one that gets plugs out.
It is definitely at the lower end of the budget but does a job comparable to its cost. I much prefer a hollow tine machine - but some of our customers just need other options! What have you got? Do you have another version of a manual aerator? It does remove decent cores if you get the ground in the right conditions, the cores are testament to that
@@MowdLtd nope there is no other manual way. I use a machine. You can rent or have a local guy come do it. I’m glad you touched up on this. You could get a single core which I think they call a sampler. I think that would work better for cores. These would work if they made them out of stainless steel and had a sharp edge on them. Most of the time these foot ones are not a big enough diameter in the holes or sharp. Most times it doesn’t work is all. Compacted ground is never brought up at all. Also a good test of your soil so you could add the proper amounts of amendments to your yard. Grass will be growing so much you’ll want to take it out. lol
Machines are the best way for sure (more satisfying too - boys and their toys!). I usually rent mine - in fact tis year a few of us on the same street are splitting the cost of it, great way to do it, and the hire company are delivering it too! This is just an option for those who don't have the time/inclination/budget for the hollow tine aerator - I also think there's a place for solid tine aeration too - but that will be another video! But i will admit, this tool was ok in my opinion, it produced lots of cores, albeit not as wide as a machine!
#2 for me! 😂
This is lovely. We'll done
Thanks very much! Little bit of hard work, but the results are great!
nah you just wanted to flex the delonghi
Nuh uh 𝒕𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒚 𝒔𝒏𝒂𝒄𝒌.
Thank you for showing the results at the end! I watch a lot of these videos and too many of them show you the process but no show of the most satisfying bit!
What a great video
Awesome glad you enjoyed it!
Scarifier
Cheese cutter.
That would be a huge block of cheese, and id be happy with that!
Flower bulb magnet? You use it to attract flower bulbs and then you pick em up? Subbed and liked 🎉❤
Oh this is brilliant! thanks for the Sub, we really appreciate it!
when you yank out more green than brown, it's a grass remover
It’s a potato finder? You run it over any earth and potatoes are drawn to it. It peels then and cuts potatoes into wedges, ready for frying!
I've seen it done with a rake
Absolutely, you can use a rake, and you can get electric scarifiers too which are great. Do you scarify?
@@MowdLtd not me personally my gardener
Awesome - I think its may favourite lawn care job (after mowing of course!) I'm always shocked how much thatch comes out!
Grass x-ray machine
Handheld is so quock and easy to use
Nice - i like this, its a real even disribution
Thays quick
Good time to seed right now