How to match a garage, boundary wire, antenna mount or wheel kit to the exact mower model instead of to a brand name or a photograph. This guide uses exact Amazon listing records and captured public reviews, not hands-on mowing tests. Seller specifications illustrate the questions to ask; they do not establish measured cut quality, positioning accuracy or safety.

Garages: dimensions first, brand second

A robot mower garage shades the mower and station from sun and rain while it docks. Some are manufacturer parts, such as the Husqvarna Automower House for iQ models; many are universal shelters described by external dimensions and material. A universal garage fits only if the mower can drive in and dock without touching the frame, if the roof clears any antenna on the mower, and if the station's clearance requirements in the manual are still met inside the shelter.

Measure the docked mower and station, add the manual's clearances and compare with the interior dimensions in the listing. Do not judge fit from a product photograph showing a different mower. Metal frames near a GNSS antenna or an RTK reference can also matter; check the manual for placement advice. Our setup guide covers station placement, which should be settled before choosing a garage.

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Boundary wire, pegs and connectors

Boundary-wire mowers consume wire at installation and again at every repair or redesign. The FOTEEMO 150 m kit record lists wire, pegs, connectors and terminals, and states a conductor construction and diameter. Manufacturer wire from Husqvarna, GARDENA or WORX appears in our catalog with its own part numbers. Match the wire gauge and insulation to what the mower's manual specifies, and match connectors to the wire actually in the ground when splicing a break.

A long compatibility list naming a dozen brands is the seller's claim; verify it against your manual's wire specification. Keep spare wire and gel connectors from the same kit for repairs, and record where the wire runs, because finding a break later is the most common maintenance task on a wired system. The boundary comparison weighs that labor against what wire-free systems demand instead.

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Antenna mounts and RTK stations

RTK mowers ship a reference antenna and often a basic mount; wall and pole mounts sold separately, such as the LUBA antenna pole wall mount record, exist because the best sky view is frequently on a wall, a fence or a roof edge rather than in a garden bed. A mount is only useful if it places the antenna where the manual's sky-view requirement is met and keeps the cable within the supplied length. Check the mounting thread or bracket pattern against your exact antenna model.

Mounts are named for product families in listings, and families change across revisions. Confirm the antenna model in your box before ordering a bracket. Our navigation guide explains why the antenna's position matters more than the bracket's finish, and why we record RTK as seller wording rather than a tested accuracy.

Wheel kits, covers, hooks and other parts

Manufacturers sell terrain wheel kits, storage hooks and covers for their own models; the Husqvarna rough terrain wheel kit record names the exact Automower models it fits. Third-party equivalents exist for popular families. For any part that touches the drivetrain or the cutting deck, prefer the manufacturer's part number or a part whose listing states the exact model and revision. A wheel kit that changes ground clearance or track width can change slope behavior; check whether the manufacturer addresses that.

Covers and hooks are lower risk but still model-specific in size. Measure before ordering, and check that a cover does not block the charging contacts or trap moisture. The blade and maintenance guide explains why consumables and parts should be priced into the purchase from the start.

How accessories appear on this site

Our catalog lists accessories with their exact listing text and stated compatibility so that you can find them, but the published formula never ranks them and no accessory appears in a mower shortlist. A blade kit named after a mower is never treated as a mower, and a garage bundle shares a model family with its base mower so it cannot occupy a second ranking slot. The accessories collection is a directory, not a recommendation.

Before ordering any accessory, open the mower's manual, find the part specification or the manufacturer part number, and compare it with the listing you are considering. Verify the selected variant on the live listing, since a page title may cover several sizes. An affiliate link on this site does not establish fit; the manual and the part number do.

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