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RC Mowers

Remote-operated slope mowers that cut up to 50 degree grades from 1,000 feet away, plus autonomous mowers one employee can supervise three at a time.

Overview

RC Mowers builds remote-operated and autonomous commercial mowing systems in Green Bay, Wisconsin for the terrain and labor conditions that break conventional equipment. The R Series remote-operated slope mower runs 40 horsepower on tracks, safely mows slopes up to 50 degrees without a winch, cuts brush up to 1.5 inches in diameter, and is controlled by wireless joystick from up to 1,000 feet away, keeping operators off the slope. The A Series autonomous platform lets one employee supervise up to three units on parks, campuses, airfields and ball fields. Attachments extend the machines into snow and ice management, vegetation control, firefighting and utility work year round. Agencies purchase under the legal entity Embankscape Equipment through Sourcewell 112624-EMB, Canoe, HGACBuy, BuyBoard and state contracts, backed by a 72-hour parts shipping promise and on-site training.

Key Products and Services

  • Remote control mowers
  • Autonomous commercial mowers
  • Grounds maintenance equipment
  • Brush mowers
  • Commercial landscaping mowers
  • Landscaping equipment
  • Self-driving commercial mowers
  • Autonomous zero-turn mowers

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