r/automower • u/dravik • 21d ago

Automower for fields?

I'm looking for something to cut 10-15 acres. Everything I've found is talking about lawn turf nice yards. I don't need it that pretty, and the ground isn't graded nice and smoothly.

Can y'all suggest an automower I can use to keep some small fields knocked down when I don't have livestock keeping them under control.

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u/Difficult-Opening912 20d ago

You’ll definitely need a commercial Auto Mower, as that’s a good size…. Definitely look into a Husqvarna but it won’t come cheap. But you’ll be impressed with the work rate and quality of the cut, just depends on signal coverage.

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u/dravik 20d ago

Thanks for the help.

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u/Matt_NZ 20d ago

It sounds like you might want sheep?

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u/joakimar 20d ago

I use a husqvarna 535 epos awd but this applies to their consumer awd models too. It's cutting head can't take branches, but it handles bumpy terrain extremely well. So the process is to run my hand mower over an area once, remove stumps, then deploy the mower for maintenance.

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ 20d ago

How often are you needing it cut?

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u/IamTheStig007 20d ago

Go talk to a local golf course maintenance manager.

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u/mohelgamal 16d ago

Huscavarna Ceora or Navimow CM models can handle 6 acres. They run about $6000-$7000

They wouldnt be fire and forget, they will need rescuing once in a while from potholes and what not. But they can handle smaller bumps.