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Slope mowing across the North Island
Clean, consistent mowing on steep, soft or uneven terrain that conventional mowers cannot safely handle.
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SHE Pre-Qual, Tōtika & IMPAC Certified
GRazer NZ delivers expert steep slope mowing where traditional mowers cannot safely operate. Whether terrain is steep, soft, uneven or hazardous, our specialist equipment provides clean, consistent results without compromising safety.
From golf courses, parks and roadside banks to paddocks, wetlands, stormwater reserves and lifestyle properties, we offer efficient mowing that improves visibility, safety and land health year round. Our remote-controlled slope mowers reduce manual labour risks and offer a faster, safer alternative to conventional mowing and slashing.
Specialist mowing and land care
Our remote-controlled flail mowers provide stability, a light footprint and real efficiency, delivering a park-quality finish every time. They keep paddocks, driveway banks and sloped lawns in shape across commercial, industrial, land banking, civil and council sites.
Our equipment handles delicate areas like ponds, drains and wetlands, delivering results while protecting the environment and the people working around it.
Prequalified for council and public land
We are pre-qualified under the SHE Local Government Contractor Health and Safety Scheme, and hold Tōtika and IMPAC certification. That covers parks, cemeteries, roadside banks and reserves, with minimal disruption and maximum safety.
Commercial landscapes
From vineyards and orchards to development sites and golf courses, we provide professional mowing across a wide range of commercial landscapes, with adjustable cutting heights and anti-scalping capability for a consistent finish over varying ground.
What it looks like
Drag the handle to compare, or use the arrow keys. Everything you see was mulched in place and left on site - nothing was burned and nothing was carted away.
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What people say
The team at Grazer provides the best service I have experienced over 16 years of bank maintenance with long reach mowers, 4-wheel-drive movers, and now Grazer. They provide a fast and high quality result, prompt response to requests for change in service schedule, and great customer care.
Andrew · Tauranga
Grazer sorted out our very steep, heavily overgrown blackberry bank. We were sceptical, but once the team got started it was clear that Grazer was the best tool for the job. The team's manner and prompt timing were key to a smooth process. We highly recommend the Grazer for those hard to reach places.
Dan · Whakamarama, Tauranga
Dan did an amazing job at our property. He was professional and communication was excellent. We will certainly have him and his team back again.
Wicked Machine Works
Dan has been excellent throughout the project, his communications and planning were forthcoming; the mulching work done is fantastic. Good care was taken for the land and surrounds. Highly recommended.
Chris Hains
Slope Mowing questions we get asked
Can you safely mow steep slopes?
Will slope mowing damage my land?
What type of finish will I get?
Guides worth reading
- Steep slope mowing options in NZ, from ride-on to remote controlRide-ons roll, tractors tip, and a scrub bar on a 40 degree bank is a bad afternoon. What actually works on grass that steep.
- Mulching vs manual clearing: an honest comparisonA crew can clear anything, eventually. The question is what it costs, who gets hurt, and what you are left with.
Who we do this for
- Councils and reservesReserves, stormwater land, roadside banks and tracks, done by a contractor who clears prequalification.
- Farms and drystockRetired faces put back into production, fence lines made maintainable, and races reopened.
- Utilities and solarEasements, corridors and solar arrays kept clear, mechanically, without chemical programmes.
Slope Mowing across the North Island
Based in the Bay of Plenty, servicing the wider North Island.

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Mulching and land clearing specialists for tough terrain across the North Island.



