The Lightweight Mower that lasts...

The LM531 fairway mower has market leading productivity and is proven to have low cost of ownership and the industry’s leading quality of cut.

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Precision Cut Greens & Tees

The LM311 all-hydraulic triplex, with fully steerable units, and solid build quality for use on greens and tees.

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A New & Efficient Tool for Core Removal

The FS900 is a revolutionary tool that efficiently and beautifully cleans up greens after coring. This lightweight and compact machine can be easily operated on narrow greens and tees.

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5-Unit Rotary Mower

The Baroness GM2810A five-deck rotary mower is a powerful and flexible machine, designed to deliver a high work-rate, superb quality of cut and supreme maneuverability on the most demanding of terrain.

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A New Generation Fairway Mower

The LM551B is designed to produce a high-quality cut for any golf course around the world. Equipped with 22″ & 26″ units along with optional accessories, Baroness’ new midweight 5-unit fairway mower allows you to create the best configuration to meet your turf conditions.

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Samurai sword sharpness & outstanding quality

Baroness started developing mowers in 1959. The materials used in Baroness’ cylinders has changed gradually over the years since its beginning.

A high level of cutting quality, created from the very beginning, has remained the same to the present day. Factors such as the manufacturing process, know-how, and craftsman’s skill have been handed down from generation to generation, this has enabled Baroness to continually produce high-quality reels and cutting units.

In the Japanese sword making process there is a step called “yakiire”. It is a special process to harden the steel. The manufacturing process of the Baroness reels also incorporates this “yakiire” step. “Yakiire” creates a reel that is hard and resilient.

About Baroness

Takumi

Takumi is the name for master craftsman with superior talent and commitment, who have learned a traditional Japanese craft and elevated it to an art form. Many Baroness employees are Takumi, who have trained themselves to the level of master craftsman and are responsible throughout the reel and blade manufacturing process.

All reels are assembled and balanced by a skilled craftsman. The blade of each reel is fitted and adjusted by hand before being welded to the frame. The craftsman’s work removes any stresses that could form in the reel and ensures each reel is produced to the highest quality. The next step is carried out by other skilled craftsmen in their field. High processing accuracy and dynamic balancing keeps the high standard and quality that the Baroness reels are renowned for. Baroness’ standard has the least tolerance for deflection (inconsistencies of the circular shape of the reel) and unbalanced reel rotation.

 

OUR TECHNOLOGY

BARONESS appreciates all who visited Arizona for the 2024 GCSAA Conference and Turf Show. We look forward to seeing you next year in San Diego.

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When you run a machine a couple of passes over the top-dressed greens and it gets dull, it's pretty disheartening. We've all resolved that's the way it is, but it's not the way it is with BARONESS. We can cut a complete round on the golf course and the machine is still cutting paper. We've been amazed how long it can hold the edge. To me, that's the single, biggest factor for us.

Randy Long, Superintendent, Thornblake Country Club, SC

“From the technician’s point of view, Baroness mowers have more adjustability for aggression, meaning they have an aggressive short bedknife blade – a standard one and an extended one. This gave me more options. I like the idea of the bedknife being able to be adjusted on either side with the eccentrics on the bedknife screws. That gives me the ability to make sure once I square that reel up, you can put that bedknife exact.”

Charles “Chuck” Totten, Equipment Manager, Westmoreland CC, IL

“One of the characteristics we noticed about the Baroness machines for the time we’ve had them, is the consistent quality of cut. We are not adjusting the reel as often as we had with the old ones. We like how heavy the reels are. Some guys don’t like that, but that provides a firmer surface for us. And the steel seems remarkable just as the ad says.”

Brian E. Boyer, Superintendent, Cinnabar Hils Golf Club, CA