Remote Controlled Crawler Mower With Dozer Blade

With a remote-control distance of up to approximately 200 meters, the operator can control travel, steering, and working functions without following directly behind the machine.

The tracked undercarriage provides a larger ground-contact area for stable travel on grass, soft soil, and ordinary uneven terrain, helping reduce slipping and improve mobility.

The machine offers a climbing capability of up to 45°, making it suitable for vegetation maintenance on slopes, orchard terrain, and roadside areas. Actual performance may vary depending on ground conditions, moisture, and load.

The 550mm mowing diameter provides a practical balance between cutting efficiency and maneuverability, especially in narrow passages and between tree rows.

The mower deck can be raised or lowered remotely, allowing easier adjustment for uneven ground, different vegetation conditions, and obstacle crossing.

The front-mounted dozer blade can push snow, grass clippings, leaves, loose soil, and light debris, expanding the machine's usefulness across different seasons.

The mowing system cuts grass and weeds between orchard rows and under vineyard trellises, while the dozer blade gathers grass clippings, fallen leaves, small branches, and loose soil. Its compact body and tracked undercarriage make it easy to work between narrow rows.

Suitable for vegetation management around farm roads, barns, feeding areas, and fence lines. After mowing, the dozer blade can gather grass clippings, feed residues, and other light loose materials, helping reduce manual cleanup.

In parks, gardens, residential communities, and commercial landscapes, the mower handles routine grass cutting and weed control, while the blade collects leaves, clippings, mulch, and light landscaping waste.

Ideal for rural roads, farm paths, industrial access routes, and fence lines. The mower clears roadside vegetation, while the blade pushes grass clippings, leaves, and light loose materials away from traffic areas.

Suitable for vacant lots, storage yards, and small work sites. The mower first clears grass and common weeds, and the dozer blade then gathers clippings, loose soil, sand, and light surface debris.

During spring and summer, the machine handles grass cutting and weed control. In autumn, the blade gathers leaves and clippings. In winter, it can assist with light snow clearing on yards, farm roads, and access paths.