
One machine, four jobs
By The Numbers
4
Modules on one core
RTK
Navigation, no wire
Tracks
Slopes and soft ground
2 yr
Manufacturer warranty
What Sets Yarbo Apart
Tracks Instead Of Wheels
Weight spread over a long contact patch, so it climbs and crosses ground that stops a wheeled mower
No Boundary Wire To Bury
RTK positioning maps the property instead of following a cable pegged around every flower bed
The Chassis Works All Year
Swap the mowing module for the snow blower and the same machine keeps earning through winter
Add Modules Later
Start with the core and one module; the others fit the machine you already own
The modules, and what each one is for
Every module fits the same core. What is included depends on the configuration you are looking at — check the title and the description above.
| Module | What it does | When it earns its place |
|---|---|---|
| Core | The tracked drive unit, battery and RTK navigation. Every configuration includes it. | Always — it is the machine. Modules are useless without it. |
| Lawn Mower | The standard mowing module for maintained lawn. | Regular cuts on established grass through the growing season. |
| Lawn Mower Pro | The heavier-duty mowing module for tougher and longer growth. | Larger plots, rougher grass, or ground you cannot cut weekly. |
| Snow Blower | Clears snow from drives and paths through the winter. | The module that stops the machine sitting idle for five months. |
| Blower | Clears leaves and debris from hard surfaces. | Autumn clearing, and keeping paths clear year-round. |
| Trimmer | Edging and trimming where the mowing module cannot reach. | Properties with long borders, fence lines and awkward edges. |
Not sure which configuration fits your property? Our robot mower buying guide covers tracks versus wheels, navigation methods, and how to read an acreage claim honestly.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, and most people should not. The core is the expensive part and the modules fit it whenever you add them. Buy the core with the module you need this season and add the others later.
No. Yarbo navigates with RTK positioning rather than following a buried cable, so there is no wire to lay around the lawn or around each flower bed.
This is the question worth asking before you order. RTK relies on a satellite signal, so a dense mature canopy over part of the property can interrupt positioning. Describe your plot to us and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right navigation method for it — our buying guide compares RTK against LiDAR on exactly this point.
Tracks spread the machine's weight over a much longer contact patch, so it climbs steeper gradients and crosses soft or uneven ground that stops a wheeled machine. The trade is weight and turning space. On a flat, ornamental lawn a wheeled mower is gentler.
Freight, on a pallet, curbside. It is heavy — plan for a second pair of hands or a way to move it from the kerb to the garage. We quote the freight before you order rather than surprising you at checkout.
Yarbo Support handles after-sales for this range directly, backed by a two-year manufacturer warranty. We will help you reach them and follow it through rather than leaving you to it.
A machine that works all year
- Tracks for slopes and soft ground
- RTK navigation — nothing to bury
- Add modules to the core you already own
- Freight quoted before you order, two-year warranty