keep there cars from running away and out of control. How about Yogo upgrade? I agree.. The problem I am having is more along the lines of "learning a lesson".  After spending a high amount on the initial investment, asking for another $800 to keep it working just seems insane to me.  If I'm going to spend another $800, I'd rather put it toward another manufacturer's product.  I'm already at the point where I have to say I was wrong for purchasing the LB3200.  I did the hard work (research) upfront and thought I was buying the best product, but I was wrong.  I learn from my mistakes and try not to make them again.  The question is, do I dump the LB3200 and go back to what I've said I would never do again, and actually manually mow my lawn, or do I try another product? I often see or hear that an upgrade be used to solve a problem with the Lawnbott. Will someone tell me why an upgrade should be used to solve  a bad design or faulty part. In any other industry that i have worked with this would trigger a recall. Can you imagine Toyota telling there costumes that they need to do a upgrade to keep there cars from running away and out of control. How about Yogo upgrade? All companies want to make their product obsolete so you have to upgrade but it's just a lawn the only way to do it is