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Mowers / SDL608-80B — 800 mm Remote-Controlled Tracked Mower

REMOTE-CONTROLLED TRACKED MOWER

SDL608-80B — 800 mm Remote-Controlled Tracked Mower

800 mm cutting width · LONCIN 608 cc gasoline engine · 48V electric tracked drive

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800 mm cutting width. 608 cc petrol power.

The SDL608-80B combines an 800 mm cutting width with a LONCIN 608 cc petrol engine and electric tracked travel. Compare it with the 452 cc SDL452-80C when evaluating an 800 mm mower.

Consider the engine configuration, overall dimensions, transport load and service requirements alongside cutting width.

Configuration & specifications

SDL608-80B — Specifications
Cutting width 800 mm
Engine LONCIN 608 cc gasoline engine
Travel system Electric tracked drive, 48 V + 12 V
Operating slope limits Confirm for the supplied configuration and actual site conditions.
Mowing capacity 5–8 mu/h (catalog reference)
Operation Handheld remote control, up to 300 m
Engine starting Electric start
Deck lifting range 0–280 mm

Deck lifting travel and finished grass height are different measurements. Confirm the cutting setup and operating instructions for your selected configuration.

Dimensions, weight & packaging

SDL608-80B — Dimensions & weights
Machine dimensions (L × W × H) 1220 × 1200 × 600 mm
Machine weight 270 kg
Package dimensions (L × W × H) 1420 × 1400 × 800 mm
Packed weight 320 kg

Check machine access

Use the overall machine width, height and length to check gates, rows, storage and loading space. Allow for turning and operating clearance; cutting width alone does not define the access needed.

Plan the shipment

Plan access and loading with the machine dimensions and weight below. Use the final packing list for freight arrangements.

Accessories & spare parts

Confirm the supplied equipment

  • Remote control: model, quantity and battery/power requirements
  • Cutting parts fitted on the machine plus spares included
  • Tools and accessories shipped with the machine
  • Operating and maintenance documents in the agreed language

Identify replacement parts

  • Cutting parts and fastener part numbers
  • Track specifications and compatible drive components
  • 48V electrical parts and drive components
  • Available spare-part quantities and supply terms

Use these checkpoints to finalize the scope of supply and after-sales terms in the written quotation.

Match the mower to your working conditions

Compare vegetation, surface conditions, access and transport requirements before selecting a mower. For sloping sites, provide the gradient, travel direction, ground condition and obstacles so model-specific operating limits can be reviewed.

Operate within the supplied instructions, with active supervision and a clear view of the machine. A larger engine or heavier chassis alone does not establish suitability for steeper ground.

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Common questions

Which weight should I use for transport planning?

Machine weight and packed weight serve different purposes. Use the confirmed machine weight for loading and handling, and the final packed weight and dimensions for freight. Request the packing list for the exact order.

Can I request attachments or my own branding?

List the attachment tasks, branding requirements and quantity in your inquiry. Compatibility, included equipment and customization are agreed for the selected model.

What helps you recommend a configuration?

Share the destination, quantity, vegetation, terrain, narrowest access point and transport arrangements. Site photos help explain the work more clearly.

Prepare a model-specific inquiry

Send a model-specific inquiry with: model (SDL608-80B), destination country, quantity, intended use, ground conditions and any access-width limits. We will return final specifications, the packing list, the attachment list and support terms.

Prepare an 80B inquiry

Use the inquiry checklist to prepare the model, destination, quantity, use case and access requirements.

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