Understand the working environment
Build a site portfolio before selecting a fleet. Transport, loading, operator training, daily checks and access to service can matter more than a single headline specification.
What to evaluate on site
Document site types, travel distance, loading access, seasonal workload, operator experience and responsibility for maintenance.
Build the operating plan
Work zones & access
Identify people, vehicles, edges, crossings and areas excluded from the task.
Equipment & conditions
Review mowing finish, dimensions, vegetation, weather and ground conditions.
Support & responsibility
Identify operators, daily checks, training and service arrangements.
Platforms to discuss
W60
Start with access, turning space and transport requirements for smaller work zones.
Explore mower
W80
Review mowing capability, traction, controls and the working environment as a complete configuration.
Explore mower
W100
Assess larger work zones against coverage needs, access routes and the available operating window.
Explore mowerPrepare a demonstration brief
Include a site sketch, representative photographs, work area and unit, vegetation, gradient and the desired schedule. Agree model-specific operating limits and a supervised test plan.
Questions to review
Can one model cover the entire site?
Site zones may need different equipment or workflows. Evaluate access, turf quality, hazards and operating conditions for each area.
What should an application review include?
Document site types, travel distance, loading access, seasonal workload, operator experience and responsibility for maintenance.
Can I request a demonstration?
Send the site profile below. Demonstration availability, location and configuration are confirmed with the team.