For the ground a robot mower cannot touch. The ZNW-500 is a tracked, remote-controlled brush mower built for steep banks, orchard rows, ditches and overgrown lots — the jobs where you would otherwise be swinging a string trimmer on a 45-degree slope.
You drive it from a handheld remote at a safe distance. Rubber tracks and a low centre of gravity keep it planted on grades that would roll a ride-on, and the anti-stall four-stroke engine keeps cutting through growth that would bog down a battery machine.
Specifications
- Model: ZNW-500
- Engine: Single-cylinder, 4-stroke petrol, forced air cooling
- Fuel consumption: approx. 1.2 L per hour
- Cutting width: 500 mm (approx. 20 in.)
- Cutting height: 20–150 mm (0.8–5.9 in.), adjustable
- Maximum gradeability: 45°
- Forward speed: 5 km/h (approx. 3.1 mph)
- Control: Handheld remote — operator controlled, not autonomous
- Drive: Self-propelled rubber tracks
- Chassis: Steel chassis with aluminium housing, anti-slip, anti-stall
- Certification: EPA, CE
- Shipping weight: approx. 110 lb
What it is good for
- Slopes and embankments. 45 degrees is steeper than you can safely walk a mower across.
- Orchards and rough ground. Cuts weeds and undergrowth between rows without compacting soil the way a tractor does.
- Ditches, verges and lots. You stay on level ground while the machine works the bank.
- Heavy growth. Petrol torque and a steel deck handle material that stops lighter machines.
Before you buy
- This is a petrol-powered, remote-controlled machine. It is not a robotic mower — it does not map your yard, run on a schedule, or return to a dock on its own. An operator drives it.
- It is a brush and slope machine rather than a finish mower. For a manicured suburban lawn, a robotic mower is the better tool.
- Ear protection is recommended, as with any petrol outdoor equipment.
Shipping & Support
- Ships from the United States with tracking
- Free shipping on most orders in the Continental U.S.
- Questions? Call (855) 799-8740, Mon–Fri 9–5 EST
