PRODUCT NEWS  ·  T40S LARGE SLOPE MOWER  ·  REMOTE-CONTROLLED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT

The VOER T40S is a large remote-controlled slope mower designed for vegetation management on steep banks, roadside verges, reservoir edges, estates, parks and forestry boundaries. With a 1,350 mm cutting width, a rated climbing capability of up to 55 degrees and a 38.3 hp Yanmar diesel engine, the machine helps move demanding mowing work away from manual tools and onto a controlled, track-based platform. Its front mounting system can be configured with different attachments, allowing one machine to support more than one type of grounds-care task.

A practical answer for difficult mowing work

Steep slopes, embankments and uneven vegetation areas are difficult to manage with conventional ride-on equipment. Working directly on the slope can also increase physical demands on the operator and make every pass dependent on where a person can safely stand. The VOER T40S changes that workflow: the operator controls the mower from off the slope while the machine works across suitable ground in clear line of sight.

The result is a more repeatable mowing process for sites where access, gradient and vegetation make ordinary equipment inefficient. The T40S combines a wide 1,350 mm cutting width with hydrostatic fine control, helping the operator adjust movement to the ground instead of relying only on manual brush-cutting or repeated hand work.

Key advantages of the VOER T40S

• Remote-controlled operation keeps the operator off the slope during suitable mowing work and allows the machine to be directed from a planned operating position.

• A 1,350 mm cutting width supports wider mowing passes and helps reduce repeated coverage on large verges, banks and open vegetation areas.

• Rated climbing capability of up to 55 degrees provides a working platform for steep ground when the slope, surface condition and site layout are suitable.

• Yanmar three-cylinder diesel power delivers 28.2 kW (38.3 hp) at 2,600 rpm and 107.7 Nm of torque for demanding vegetation-management work.

• Hydrostatic fine control helps the operator make controlled movements on changing terrain and around site boundaries.

• The front attachment system supports different mowing and vegetation-management attachments, allowing users to match the working head to the task.

• A 28 L diesel tank and EPA / Euro 5 engine specification support planned use in professional grounds-care operations.

One platform, more than one attachment

The T40S is designed as a working platform rather than a single-purpose machine. Its front mounting system allows different attachments to be selected according to the vegetation, finish requirement and site conditions. The exact attachment configuration should be matched to the buyer’s confirmed product package and the work to be carried out.

How to use the VOER T40S

1. Survey the site: Measure the steepest section, inspect the ground condition and identify roads, paths, water, fences, trees, buildings and other fixed hazards.

2. Plan the operator position: Choose a stable control position with clear line of sight to the machine throughout the planned pass.

3. Select the attachment: Fit the confirmed attachment for the vegetation and finish required. Stop the engine before any attachment inspection, fitting or adjustment.

4. Check the machine: Inspect the cutting area, guards, hydraulic components, tracks, controls, fuel level and visible fasteners before starting.

5. Start and test at low movement: Confirm the controls, steering response, attachment engagement and machine stability before beginning the main mowing pass.

6. Mow in planned passes: Use controlled movement and avoid abrupt turns or changes in direction on sloping ground. Keep people and animals outside the work area.

7. Monitor the ground: Stop if traction, visibility, surface condition or vegetation changes make the planned pass unsuitable.

8. Finish safely: Stop the engine before clearing a blockage, changing the attachment, reaching beneath the deck or carrying out maintenance.

Recommended application scenarios

How the machine can reduce labour pressure

The T40S does not remove the need for planning, inspection or trained operation. Its labour benefit comes from changing who performs the cutting work and how the machine reaches difficult areas. Instead of sending workers onto every slope with hand-held tools, a trained operator can control the machine from a stable position while the cutting attachment completes suitable passes.

A wider cutting pass, remote operation and attachment flexibility can help teams spend less time repeating manual work and more time on site preparation, inspection, edge control and finished-area management. For contractors, the same platform can also be configured for different tasks, improving equipment utilisation across the working season.

Technical specification

Safety notes

• Read the operating instructions and complete operator training before using the machine or changing an attachment.

• Keep the machine in clear line of sight and shorten the working distance wherever terrain, trees or structures interrupt visibility.

• Do not treat the 55-degree rating as permission to work every slope. Ground condition, traction, moisture and obstacles must be assessed before each pass.

• Keep people, animals and vehicles clear of the machine, cutting deck and discharge area.

• Stop the engine before clearing a blockage, changing an attachment, inspecting the deck or reaching beneath the machine.

• Wear eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and suitable protective footwear when working near the machine.

Frequently asked questions

What is the VOER T40S?

It is a large remote-controlled slope mower for vegetation management on steep banks, verges, estates, parks, forestry edges and other suitable difficult ground.

How wide is the cutting pass?

The published cutting width is 1,350 mm (53.15 in.).

What slope can it work on?

The published rated climbing capability is up to 55 degrees. Actual suitability depends on ground condition, traction, obstacles and the complete site assessment.

What engine does it use?

The T40S uses a Yanmar three-cylinder diesel engine with direct injection, rated at 28.2 kW (38.3 hp) at 2,600 rpm and 107.7 Nm of torque.

Can the machine use different attachments?

Yes. The front mounting system is designed for different attachment configurations. The attachment should be selected according to the confirmed product package and the intended vegetation-management task.

Does the operator ride on the machine?

No. The machine is controlled remotely, allowing the operator to work from off the slope while maintaining clear line of sight.

What transmission does it use?

The machine uses hydrostatic fine control for controlled movement across changing terrain.

What should be checked before mowing?

Check the slope, ground condition, access, visibility, fixed obstacles, attachment, guards, cutting area, controls, fuel and the planned operator position before starting.

Summary

The VOER T40S is built for teams that need to manage vegetation where conventional ride-on mowing equipment is difficult to use and manual cutting consumes too much labour. Its 1,350 mm cutting width, up to 55-degree rated climbing capability, remote-controlled operation, hydrostatic fine control and configurable front attachment system provide a practical platform for steep banks, verges, estates, parks, reservoir edges and forestry boundaries. By keeping the operator off suitable slopes, widening the working pass and supporting different attachments, the T40S can help reduce repetitive labour and improve mowing efficiency across demanding sites.

Before selecting a configuration, match the attachment and operating method to the confirmed vegetation, slope profile, ground condition and site-access requirements.