Traction changes quickly
Wet grass, loose soil, hidden holes and cross-slope travel can change stability even when the measured angle is unchanged.
Slope Mower
Remote control tracked slope mowers
Slope Mower Solutions for Steep and Uneven Ground
Match the mower to the measured gradient, travel direction, surface, vegetation, access and daily workload—not to one headline number.
Up to 45°Specified configurations under suitable operating conditions
Up to 800 mStandard remote range; industrial 1,000 m option available
30–300 mmRemote cutting-height adjustment on the featured 48 V range
Start with the worksite
Why ordinary mowing equipment becomes difficult on slopes
A remote control slope mower lets the operator choose a separate viewing position while a tracked machine works on banks, orchards, solar sites, roadside areas and uneven commercial ground.
Remote operation can improve visibility and distance the operator from the machine, but it does not remove the need for training, exclusion zones, protective equipment, site assessment and the exact model’s operating limits.
Vegetation changes cutting load
Maintained grass, tall weeds and woody regrowth require different power, deck and blade decisions.
Access limits the machine
Gates, orchard rows, solar structures, trailer space and turning room must be measured before choosing width.
One rating is not a selection
Travel direction, surface, obstacles, workload and operator position must be considered together.
Common applications
Different slope sites require different operating plans
Roadside embankments
Banks, drainage areas and utility corridors where traffic, drop-offs and exclusion zones must be planned.
Rough hillside vegetation
Tall grass, bracken and uneven ground where vegetation density and surface firmness affect selection.
Commercial rough ground
Estates, firebreaks and mixed vegetation requiring a controlled work zone and appropriate cutting system.
Orchards, solar and estates
Sites where row width, structures, turning space, ground protection and daily area all matter.
Tracked versus wheeled: tracks can provide a larger contact area on uneven ground, while wheeled equipment may suit firm, moderate terrain and simpler transport.
How the system helps
Tracked drive, remote operation and configuration choice
MERI tracked slope mowers combine a self-propelled chassis, cutting deck and radio controller. The correct configuration depends on the job—not engine type alone.
Tracked chassisFor traction-focused work on uneven commercial terrain.
Remote operationAllows the operator to select a clearer viewing position.
Gasoline or dieselChoose according to workload, service preference and project requirements.
Optional upgradesGPS/RTK, industrial remote control and selected engine options are configuration-dependent.
Six inputs before quotation
Measure the terrain before comparing models
Send measurements and working conditions instead of estimating the slope from a photograph alone.
Gradient and travel direction
Record the typical and steepest sections and whether the machine travels across, climbs, descends or turns on the incline.
Surface condition
Note wet grass, loose soil, stones, hidden holes, soft ground, edges, water and drop-offs.
Vegetation and finish
Describe grass, dense weeds or woody regrowth, cutting frequency and the desired result.
Access and turning space
Measure the narrowest gate, row or route, plus trailer space and room to turn safely.
Area and daily workload
Provide total area, expected operating hours and the available refuelling and service support.
Photos or site video
Show the terrain transitions, obstacles and representative vegetation—not only the easiest section.
Recommended starting points
MERI 48 V slope mower configurations
These four models are common starting points for demanding slopes and larger commercial workloads. Final selection remains site-specific.
ME1000-48
- 452 cc single-cylinder or optional 764 cc V-Twin
- 48 V dual-motor tracked drive
- Compact commercial slope configuration
ME1000D-48
- Diesel commercial configuration
- 48 V dual-motor tracked drive
- For diesel-focused service environments
ME1200-48
- 452 cc single-cylinder or optional 764 cc V-Twin
- Wider cutting width for larger areas
- Flagship gasoline efficiency configuration
ME1200D-48
- Wider diesel commercial configuration
- For sustained professional workloads
- Configuration matched to vegetation and site
| Selection point | ME1000-48 | ME1000D-48 | ME1200-48 | ME1200D-48 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuel | Gasoline | Diesel | Gasoline | Diesel |
| Cutting width | 1,000 mm | 1,000 mm | 1,200 mm | 1,200 mm |
| Cutting height | 30–300 mm | 30–300 mm | 30–300 mm | 30–300 mm |
| Remote range | Up to 800 m; optional industrial configuration up to 1,000 m | |||
| Best starting point | Compact gasoline | Compact diesel | Wider gasoline | Wider diesel |
Specifications and options must be confirmed for the exact engine, cutting system, control system and destination market. Public pricing is not displayed; quotations depend on model, configuration, quantity and destination.
Operating boundary
Plan the work zone and operator position
Remote control changes where the operator stands; it does not make slope mowing risk-free. Inspect people, animals, traffic, water, drop-offs, cables, debris and obstacles before cutting.
Important operating checks
Create an appropriate exclusion zone, keep a clear view of the machine and travel path, avoid standing directly below the machine, and follow the exact manual, local rules, protective equipment and emergency procedures. A site-specific risk assessment and trained operation remain essential.
Factory-backed support
Verify the configuration, documents and after-sales coverage
Warranty and parts
One-year warranty excluding wear parts, lifetime technical support and 46 replacement-part items supplied long-term at factory price; freight is additional.
Certification scope
Documents are matched to the exact model, engine, configuration and destination market rather than treated as one universal certificate.
Factory and delivery evidence
Review real production, inspection, packing and loading evidence before confirming the final order configuration.
Slope mower FAQ
Questions buyers should settle before ordering
Is the maximum slope rating enough to choose a mower?
No. The rating must be considered with travel direction, turning, traction, surface condition, vegetation load, obstacles, access and the instructions for the exact configuration.
What information should I send before requesting a quotation?
Send measured gradients, travel direction, surface and vegetation details, total area, narrowest access width, photos or video, desired cutting result and expected daily workload.
Should I choose gasoline or diesel?
Choose according to workload, local servicing preference, operating environment and required power configuration. MERI can compare the relevant gasoline and diesel options after reviewing the site.
Can one slope mower cover every application?
Not necessarily. Orchard rows, solar arrays, embankments and rough commercial sites can require different widths, cutting systems, power options and operating plans.
Are GPS and RTK navigation available?
GPS automatic navigation and RTK high-precision positioning are optional configurations. Suitability depends on the worksite, required accuracy and project workflow.
Is an industrial remote control available?
Yes, an industrial remote-control upgrade can be configured for suitable projects, including an extended range of up to 1,000 m. Final specifications must be confirmed in the quotation.
Get a terrain-based mower recommendation
Send the measured slope, travel direction, vegetation, total area, narrowest access point and representative site photos or video. MERI will narrow the relevant configurations before quotation.