Flail Blade Mower - Flexible, durable, and perfect for general-purpose grass cutting on large properties. Available in 800mm and 1000mm cutting widths with gasoline engine.
Rotating flail blades mulch vegetation into fine pieces, providing efficient cutting on tough grass and brush.
The SH-1100IEC carries CE, EPA and Euro5 certification, which includes exhaust emissions as well as machine and electrical safety.
Easy height adjustment with hydraulic lifting from 1cm to 28cm for versatile cutting applications.
Engineered rubber tracks provide excellent traction on slopes up to 50 degrees for safe operation.
Choose the 15 HP or 25 HP diesel (or gasoline) version to match fuel strategy and budget - the same tracked platform either way, with an 800 mm deck variant also available.
Hydraulic deck lift, crawler tracks and a 500 m remote make steep banks, terraces and embankments routine work instead of a two-person job.
1000 mm cutting width, 1-28 cm hydraulic height range and up to 6 km/h travel speed suit verges, solar parks, cemeteries and rail margins.
Electric start, 45.5Ah battery capacity and a 2500 W generator system keep the machine working through long days in the season.
Also available in 800mm version with 15HP Gasoline engine.
The SH-1100IEC is powered by a KOOP 195 / Kaiyuelin diesel engine with 15 HP as standard and a 25 HP variant; a gasoline engine can be specified instead. Regardless of engine choice, a 2500 W generator feeds two 1000 W drive motors and the mower deck, while a 24V / 45.5Ah x 2 battery buffer provides electric start and remote-control power.
The deck lifts hydraulically from 1 to 28 cm via the transmitter. Engineering rubber tracks handle gradients of 0-50 degrees, travel speed is 0-6 km/h and the remote range is 500 m. The machine measures 1700 x 1200 x 800 mm; customers who work narrow rows can order the 800 mm cutting-width version instead of the standard 1000 mm deck.
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