Remote Control Mowers Built for Australia's Toughest Terrain.
Goat Mowers makes remote control mowers for Australian slopes, acreage and commercial mowing. Our flail models tackle heavy grass and scrub from a distance, while the compact Pygmy handles regular grass on lifestyle blocks. Current models are operator-controlled, so you stay in charge of the job.
Ride-ons weren't built for terrain like this.
Every year in Australia, ride-on mower rollovers cause serious injury and death. Most modern ride-ons aren't rated above 15° of slope. Zero-turns are even worse - designed for flat lawns, dangerous on anything else.
If you own acreage with embankments, dams, drainage easements, or genuinely steep paddocks, you have two options: get off the machine and use a brushcutter, or let the country reclaim it.
Goat Mowers is option three. Tracked, low-slung, remote-controlled flail mowers that work where you shouldn't. You stand somewhere safe and watch them eat through what your ride-on couldn't touch.
Three machines. One philosophy.
Built around the work you need done.
Compare the cutting system, drive layout and operating envelope that fit your property or contract. Every current Goat mower is remote-controlled by a person.
Remote Control Flail Mowers
Heavy grass, scrub and uneven ground.
Explore the range →Slope Mowers
Keep the operator away from steep work.
Explore the range →Tracked Mowers
For wet, rough and all-terrain acreage.
Explore the range →Commercial Mowers
For contractors, councils and large estates.
Explore the range →Pygmy Lawn Mower
Compact 4WD for regular grass and lifestyle blocks.
Explore the range →Searching for a robot mower for acreage?
Consumer robot mowers are generally made for regularly maintained lawns with defined boundaries. On Australian acreage with slopes, long grass or scrub, a remote control flail mower gives you direct control and the cutting capacity for tougher work today.
Goat is developing an autonomous mower line. Until it launches, our current range remains operator-controlled so the person assessing the ground stays in control of the machine.
Explore the autonomous mower line →Remote control flail vs robot vs ride-on.
| Best suited to | Remote control flail | Robot mower | Ride-on mower |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terrain handling | Rough ground, slopes and acreage | Regular, bounded lawns | Maintained ground within machine guidance |
| Long grass & scrub | Flail cutting for heavier vegetation | Best for regular lawn maintenance | Depends on deck and conditions |
| Slope safety | Operator stands away from the working area | Follow model-specific limits | Operator remains on the machine |
| Supervision | Active operator control by remote | Automated within its setup | Active seated operator |
From back paddock to solar farm.
Five use-cases we see most often across Australia. The right Goat for the job depends on slope, surface, and how often you'll mow.
Three steps. Zero cabin time.
Stand back.
Position yourself somewhere flat, dry and safe. Up to 150 metres from the working area.
Operate by remote.
Proportional joysticks. Real-time response. Auto-shutoff if signal drops or the slope exceeds safe limits.
Job done safely.
Flail head shreds grass, weeds, and woody growth up to 30mm. You walk away with the work done and your spine intact.
Watch a Markhor eat through 1.5m blackberry on a 50° slope.
No tractor showroom energy.
We sell three machines, well. Local stock, local support, and the kind of advice that comes from people who've actually mowed a 40° slope in an Akubra.
Stock held in Australia.
Brisbane and Melbourne warehouses. Real freight quotes to your postcode, not 'POA, contact us.'
Three tiers, no upsell.
If a Pygmy will do the job, we'll tell you. If you really need a Markhor, we'll tell you that too. Quote-first means we have a conversation before you buy.
Parts and support after the sale.
Spare flail blades, drive belts, replacement remotes - held locally, dispatched same day where possible.
Talk to a human first.
Every order starts with a quote and a conversation about your land. We're not here to push the most expensive machine - we're here to put the right one on your property.
Straight answers before you enquire.
What is a remote control mower?
A remote control mower is a machine you operate from a separate position using a handheld remote rather than riding on it. Goat's current range includes a compact lawn mower and heavier flail models for Australian acreage, slopes and commercial terrain. The operator remains responsible for assessing the ground and controlling the machine.
What's the difference between a flail mower and a normal mower?
A flail mower uses multiple free-swinging blades to strike and mulch material, while a typical lawn mower uses a fixed rotary blade. Flails suit tougher grass, weeds and scrub because they can handle uneven ground and heavier growth. The right choice still depends on the vegetation, terrain and finish you need.
Can a robot mower handle acreage?
Consumer robot mowers are generally designed for regularly maintained lawns with defined boundaries. For Australian acreage with slopes, long grass or scrub, a remote-controlled mower gives an operator direct control and more cutting capacity today. Goat is developing an autonomous range, but current Goat machines are operator-controlled remote mowers.
How steep a slope can a remote control mower handle?
Slope capacity depends on the mower model, ground conditions, vegetation and how the machine is operated. Goat's current Pygmy and Ibex models are specified for slopes up to 45°, while the Markhor is specified up to 55°. Always assess the site and follow the machine's operating guidance before mowing.
How much does a remote control mower cost in Australia?
Remote control mower pricing varies with the model, cutting deck or attachment configuration, freight and the work you need it to do. Goat Mowers can recommend a suitable model and provide current pricing after learning about your terrain, vegetation and access. Request a quote for a practical recommendation rather than choosing on price alone.
Do you deliver Australia-wide?
Yes. Goat Mowers arranges delivery across Australia. Freight requirements and costs vary with the mower, the destination and the access available at your property or depot. Tell us your postcode and preferred model in a quote request and we can provide the relevant delivery information.
Tell us about your land.
We'll tell you which goat to get.
Two minute form. No call-centre follow-up. We respond from a single inbox staffed by us - usually within a few hours.