Remote Control Lawn Mowers — Built for Any Terrain
One machine replaces an entire crew. Tackle 45° slopes safely while cutting labor costs — all from 800m away.
Why Operators Choose MERI
Industrial-grade tracked mowers built for the most dangerous terrain — orchards, slopes, and solar farms.
Slope Domination
Handles the steepest terrain — slopes ride-on mowers can't touch. Dual rubber tracks hold firm on wet grass, loose gravel, and mud, up to 45° inclines.
Precision Remote Range
2,600-foot long-range remote keeps operators safely out of the hazard zone. The best remote control lawn mower for steep slopes needs pinpoint maneuvering — and MERI delivers.
Crew-Splitting Efficiency
5,000 m²/hour coverage replaces up to 10 workers. One operator does what a full crew used to — in a single shift. ROI in 12–18 months.
Countries Served
Trusted by contractors, municipalities, and farm owners in over 100 countries — from Texas to Andalusia. Factory-direct pricing, shipped worldwide.
Product Lineup
27 models across 8 series for mowing, turf care, multi-function work, forestry vegetation management and agricultural spraying. Find the right tracked machine for your site.
ME1000-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME-RS Remote-Controlled Snow Blower
ME-RT Series Remote Control Multi-Function Crawler Machine
ME900-T Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME650-T Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME550-T Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME800D-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1200D-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1000D-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME800-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1200-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME800-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1000D-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1200D-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME800D-24 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1000-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME1200-48 Remote Control Lawn Mower
ME-RFM1000-D
ME-RFM1000-E
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