From golf courses and orchards to councils and contractors, Trimax customers across Australia and beyond share how our mowers have changed the way they work. Filter by application, mower, or country to find a story from your industry.
2IC Brett Thompson relies on the Pegasus SR to mow all four of Cranbourne's grass training tracks in a day, cutting track traffic and saving an estimated $50,000 a year in wages.
Racecourse Manager Paul Graham cut Moe's course-mowing time from five hours to just 80 minutes with the Pegasus SR, seeing no variation across its three decks and a strong return on the upgrade.
Racecourse Manager James Dalton expects the Pegasus SR to save Geelong Racing Club over $100,000 over its lifetime, while leaving the track more vibrant and healthier.
For Malcolm Weaver, Trimax OptiAdjust has become a contractor's dream, with cutting heights changed on the move, fewer wasted stops, and a precise, millimetre-perfect finish on every site.
Superintendent Joe Lucas relies on the Trimax Snake to keep one of New York's premier championship courses in world-class condition, with all-day reliability and a flawless cut every round.
Irrigation Supervisor Tate Mulen relies on the Force 205 across Talia Farms' table grapes, cutting a two-pass job to one and covering row levelling, mulching and cover crops.
AML Turf operator Alan Chapel relies on the Warlord to mulch logs up to 75mm with zero breakdowns, outpacing rotary slashers on tough Australian terrain.
All three of these Brisbane based operators use compact tractors and needed a machine that can mow efficiently, provide excellent presentation and be able to mow in any conditions.
Hamilton City Council relies on the Pegasus across large public green spaces, with Paul McNamara reporting zero issues on spindles, bearings, or belts after years of use.
Owner Steve De Bruin has trusted Trimax flail mowers for 15 years at Grass Cutting Services, tackling rugged terrain with reliable, low-maintenance, bullet-proof performance.
Bay of Plenty kiwifruit orchardist Jonathan Nicholl relies on the Force as an all-purpose mulcher, backed by fast parts support, second-to-none service, and decades of Trimax durability.
Bay of Plenty orchardist John Galloway runs the Force 205 year-round across kiwifruit and avocado orchards, with flails lasting years, zero breakdowns, and long-term Trimax support.
Avocado orchardist David Binney expected a rough agricultural implement from the Ezeemow, but found a versatile mulcher that handles the orchard, prunings, and knee-high grass with ease.
Course Superintendent Simon Askew cuts all 18 holes at Whangamata's popular beach-town course in just six hours with the Trimax Snake, calling it a fantastic bit of kit.
Park Ranger Jarron McInnes relies on the Warlord to turn 4,000 acres of rough terrain and gorse scrub into a thriving all-terrain recreational park, with easy day-to-day maintenance.
Fewer clippings, sharper striping and faster mowing across even the most undulating terrain have made the Trimax Snake a game-changer at golf courses across California.
From Bonita Springs to Ponte Vedra Beach, the Trimax Snake is helping Florida's golf courses cut cleaner, save fuel, and get the course ready for members sooner.
Eight Irish golf courses, from Adare Manor to Cliftonville, rely on the Trimax Snake to cut days off rough-cutting time and deliver a flawless finish in any weather.
Decades of experience across four leading US turf farms all point to the same answer, with the Trimax X-WAM and Pegasus delivering unmatched precision, durability, and support.
Operations Manager Allen Bromm has seen it all, and the Trimax Vulcan and ProCut stand out for their faster mowing, heavy-duty build, and the fact that they've never let him down.
Owner John Bowen puts it plainly: since moving to the Trimax Pegasus, his 80-acre-a-day operation has run faster, leaner, and with lower repair and maintenance costs than ever before.
Tall grass or short, flat fields or rolling ground, the Trimax Pegasus delivers a consistently good cut for California school districts, without scalping or leaving clumps behind.
At East Cornwall's Shillingham Vineyard, Alexandar Ramsden uses the compact Force 145 to mulch prunings back into the soil, cutting alleyway growth and building on proven Trimax reliability.
Hazlegrove's Graham Kitley relies on the ProCut to maintain 22 acres of pitches through wet winters, delivering the quality finish expected of a prestigious prep school, cost-effectively.
