Ride-on Mowers

Ride-on lawn mowers come in various types, each designed to handle different lawn sizes and grass conditions. The three main types are collecting, side discharge, and mulching mowers.

Collecting Ride-on Mowers – Collecting ride-on mowers are equipped with a grass box that collects clippings as you mow. These are ideal for:
Lawns up to 2 acres in size
Gardens where a neat appearance is desired
Situations where you want to dispose of or compost grass clippings
Features often include:
Grass boxes ranging from 150 to 350 litres
Cutting widths from 80cm to 125cm
Options for forward and reverse with single pedal control

Side Discharge Ride-on Mowers – Side discharge mowers eject grass clippings through a chute on the side of the deck. They are well-suited for:
Larger areas, including paddocks and orchards
Cutting longer or damp grass
Lawns where leaving clippings on the grass is acceptable
Key characteristics include:
Ability to handle wet or damp grass effectively
Suitable for areas up to 3 acres or more
Cutting widths typically ranging from 95cm to 110cm
Mulching Ride-on Mowers – Mulching mowers cut grass into fine pieces and return them to the lawn. Benefits include:
Natural fertilization of the lawn
Time-saving, as there’s no need to empty a grass box
Environmentally friendly option
Notable features:
Can be up to 30% quicker than conventional mowing methods
Often have the option to switch between mulching and side discharge
Suitable for regular mowing of maintained lawns

Many modern ride-on mowers offer versatility by allowing users to switch between collecting, and mulching functions or side discharge and mulching, depending on lawn conditions and personal preference. When choosing a ride-on mower, consider factors such as lawn size, terrain, grass type, and desired finish to select the most suitable option for your needs.