800 mm for access planning
Compare the ME800 gasoline 24 V and 48 V models when access and turning space control the purchase. Both belong to the flail/hammer-compatible standard range.
Compare MERI 24V and 48V tracked gasoline mowers for contractors, farms, roadsides, solar sites and demanding vegetation work.


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Gas, gasoline and petrol remote control mowers use a combustion engine for cutting power with electric track travel. Compare the working platform and local service preference rather than treating electric travel as battery-electric mowing.
Compare the ME800 gasoline 24 V and 48 V models when access and turning space control the purchase. Both belong to the flail/hammer-compatible standard range.
The 1000 mm and 1200 mm classes provide broader cutting widths where the site and transport route permit. Reference output is 5000 and 6000 m²/h respectively for these standard classes.
Manual adjustment is standard in the 12 non-T mower matrix. Electric/hydraulic adjustment and front/rear snow plow options must be selected for the compatible model; T-Series rules differ.
Configuration comes before price
| Model | Working width | Cutting power | Overall dimensions | Machine weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ME800-24 | 800mm | LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP | 1650×950×920mm | 355kg |
| ME1000-24 | 1000mm | LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP | 1650×1150×920mm | 376kg |
| ME1000-48 | 1000mm | LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP | 1750×1150×920mm | 424kg |
| ME1200-48 | 1200mm | LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP | 1750×1350×920mm | 445kg |
Standard ME800 / ME1000 / ME1200 reference outputs: 4000 / 5000 / 6000 m²/h for the 12 gasoline/diesel non-T models. Plan work using the actual vegetation, ground and route. T-Series output is assessed separately. Overall machine width is different from cutting width.


1000mm · LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP
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1000mm · LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP
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1200mm · LONCIN459, Gasoline, 18HP
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Use the selected model’s technical sheet and operating guide to plan loading, daily checks and wear parts. Send configuration and service needs with your enquiry.
No. The gasoline engine supplies the cutting system; electric motors drive the tracks.
Current gasoline examples on this page use Loncin engines. The ME1000/ME1200 configuration matrix includes model-specific alternatives. Identify the compatible engine and fuel type in the written order specification; KOOP diesel examples belong to the diesel range.
Choose a model or send your row/gate width, vegetation and daily work. Include the adjustment, blade and transport requirements for an itemised package.
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Working width, minimum access, grass/brush photos, daily workload, engine service preference and destination.
Send these details with site photos. We can narrow the machine and supply scope before preparing the quotation.
Choose the cutting width first, then match the drive voltage and configuration to terrain, workload and budget. The 800mm models suit tighter access; 1,000mm balances access and output; 1,200mm prioritizes area coverage.
Six models cover three widths and two tracked-drive platforms. All current gasoline models use the Loncin 459cc 18HP engine; project-specific engine and control upgrades can be discussed.

Compact 800mm gasoline model for tighter access and value-focused commercial work.

Balanced 1,000mm model with 48V dual-motor tracked drive for demanding projects.

Wide 1,200mm configuration for higher-output commercial vegetation management.
| Specification | 24V Gasoline Series | 48V Gasoline Series |
|---|---|---|
| Models | ME800-24 / ME1000-24 / ME1200-24 | ME800-48 / ME1000-48 / ME1200-48 |
| Cutting widths | 800 / 1,000 / 1,200mm | 800 / 1,000 / 1,200mm |
| Standard engine | Loncin 459cc gasoline · up to 18HP | Loncin 459cc gasoline · up to 18HP |
| Tracked-drive voltage | 24V system | 48V upgraded system |
| Total drive-motor power | 1,800W total | 2,000W total · 2 × 1,000W |
| Generator output | 24V · 2,000W | 48V · 2,300W |
| Controller & electrical system | 24V-matched controller and electrical architecture | Upgraded 48V controller and higher-voltage electrical architecture |
| Chassis structure | Standard commercial tracked chassis | Reinforced chassis structure for the 48V platform |
| Cutting height | 30–300mm · manual adjustment standard; remote optional | 30–300mm · manual adjustment standard; remote optional |
| Travel speed | Up to 5km/h | Up to 5km/h |
| Remote-control range | Up to 800m standard; industrial system up to 1,000m optional | Up to 800m standard; industrial system up to 1,000m optional |
| Best fit | Value-focused commercial work and regular duty cycles | Higher-duty projects requiring upgraded drive, charging and chassis systems |
Highlighted rows show the main 24V/48V differences. Final specifications and optional upgrades are confirmed in the quotation and model TDS.
Gasoline models combine straightforward operation with multiple width and drive choices.
Choose width and voltage without changing the core operating concept.
Optional electric or hydraulic adjustment changes cutting height from the remote control for changing vegetation; manual adjustment is standard.
Logo, colour, engine, controller, blades and navigation options can be discussed.
Standard range is up to 800m; an industrial system can extend to up to 1,000m.
MERI supports OEM/ODM requirements, model selection and after-sales service for international projects.
Warranty coverage excludes wearing parts.
Long-term technical after-sales assistance.
Long-term factory-price parts supply; freight is additional.
International customer and shipment reach.
The current standard engine for these six models is the Loncin 459cc gasoline engine rated at up to 18HP.
24V is the value-focused choice; 48V provides a higher-output tracked drive. Final selection should consider slope, vegetation, daily hours and budget.
No. Pricing depends on model, configuration, quantity and destination. Request a quotation for an exact offer.
OEM/ODM options may include branding, colour, engine, controller, blade system and optional navigation, subject to technical confirmation.
Tell us your terrain, vegetation, working area, preferred power system and destination. We will recommend a suitable model and provide a configuration-based quotation.