RCVIX T800 Tracked Remote Control Mower: A Field Guide

The T800 is a tracked remote control mower that balances agility with slope grip — the versatile choice for general vegetation on mixed ground: orchards, garden slopes, roadside and estate maintenance. Its tracked chassis holds the side where a wheeled mower slides, yet it stays lighter and more manoeuvrable than a heavy tank unit. Wider 800 mm deck and 16 HP for serious slope and verge work.

For grounds teams and contractors who need one machine across varied sites, the T800 delivers a clean finish on manageable grass and still climbs the banks and verges the job throws at it — without the weight or cost of a tank unit.

Key specifications

The T800 carries a 800mm cutting head on tracks rated to 50°, so it moves from a landscaped bank to a rough verge without a machine change. The Hybrid Fuel-Electric, Dual Generation powerplant and ≤3200 m²/h rate keep a full day moving, and the 1-20cm (Electric Adjustment) lift clears obstacles without stopping.

Because the chassis is lighter than a tank unit, one person loads it on a standard trailer and repositions between sites quickly, while the tracks still hold slopes a wheeled mower cannot attempt.

Built for

• Orchards and vineyards. The low-profile tracked passage fits between rows; the machine climbs the end banks that close a block, so one pass cleans the whole inter-row.
• Garden and estate slopes. Domestic-scale banks and paddocks are kept safe from the remote, with no rider at fall risk and a tidy finish acceptable in view of the house.
• Roadside verges. The tracked chassis holds the shoulder and ditch line; the operator stands clear of traffic while the head processes mixed growth.
• Solar farms. Tracks suit the confined panel rows where a tractor cannot turn, and the low profile passes under rack heights.
• Parks and amenities. A clean cut on managed grass keeps the result presentable in public view, not just roughed out.
• Steep home grounds. It replaces the dangerous handheld on private slopes, letting an owner or caretaker manage banks remotely.

Why this machine

Tracked slope grip. 50° of climb and a low centre of gravity keep it planted where wheeled units slide, so banks and verges stop being a hand-cut job.

Agile and lighter. Easier to load, transport and position than a tank unit, yet far more capable on slopes than a wheeled mower — the practical all-rounder for mixed sites.

Good finish. A clean cut on managed grass, not only rough scrub, means one machine handles both the ornamental bank and the wild corner.

Remote safety. Up to 500m Remote Range, High/Low Speed keeps the operator clear of noise and slope, with emergency stop and dead-man halt that stop the head and drive instantly.

How it compares

For mixed ground the tracked remote mower is the best balance of slope ability, finish and transport — the machine most contractors reach for first.

Operation & maintenance

Before you start. Check track tension, fuel and oil, remote batteries, and test the emergency stop. Clear wire and debris from the line.

Daily. Clean the head, check tracks for cuts and embedded debris, and grease pivots per the schedule. Knock out packed soil so the lift pins stay free.

Head and storage. Service the cutting head on schedule; store under cover, stabilise fuel for winter and disconnect the battery during long idle.

FAQ

Slope limit? Up to 50° on suitable ground; always traverse, never climb a loose face straight up.

Better than wheeled? Yes on any slope or soft ground — tracks do not slide, so banks become a remote job, not a risky one.

Finish quality? Clean on managed grass; it also takes rough scrub, so one machine covers the whole site.

Remote range? Up to 500m Remote Range, High/Low Speed line of sight; keep the antenna clear of the operator’s body.

Transport weight? 240kg net; ramps easily onto a trailer and between sites.