OUR FLAGSHIP FAIRWAY MOWER

The LM2700 is the most efficient fairway mower in the industry and is proven to have low cost of ownership and the industry’s leading quality of cut.

PRECISION CUT GREENS

The LM315GC gives the end user the highest quality of cut and eliminating all chances of hydraulic oil spills from the mower units on the green.

UNDULATION & CONTOUR FOLLOWING

Introducing the LM551 is the newest edition to the Baroness fairway line. The LM551 was designed with 22” cylinder reels and has the best undulation and contour following in the market.

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 cylinders 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 cylinders also incorporates this “yakiire” step. “Yakiire” creates a cylinder that is hard and resilient.

About Baroness

AREAS OF USE

Greens & Tees

Approach & Surronds

Fairways

Rough

Bunker

Sports Field

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 cylinder and blade manufacturing process.

All cylinders are assembled and balanced by a skilled craftsman. The blades of each cylinder is fitted and adjusted by hand before being welded to the frame. The craftsman’s work removes any stresses that could form in the cylinder and ensures each cylinder 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 cylinders are renowned for. Baroness’ standard has the least tolerance for deflection (inconsistencies of the circular shape of the cylinder) and unbalanced cylinder rotation.

OUR TECHNOLOGY

“After trialling several brands of triplex greenmowers, the Baroness was an easy choice. Many outstanding features came to the fore, such as excellent traction on our hilly course, its agile manoeuverability and it’s exceptional quality of cut with minimal impact on the greens. I see the Baroness as the only machine which achieves a high quality of finish." (LM315)
Eric Read, Head Greenskeeper at Llandrindod Wells Golf Club

“The Baroness mowers are easy to operate, easy to maintain and so versatile. We can do everything from a 2” rugby cut to cricket cut using the same machine and it is so easy to adjust. It is all just common sense.” (LM2700)
Brian Atkins, Head Groundsman at Colfe's School

“I like the fact that the cutting cylinders run at high speed so it cuts well without tearing the grass whilst maintaining a quick forward speed. I also like that you can individually switch the cylinders to backlap, which makes maintenance very easy.” (LM2400)
Rob Froud, Head Groundsman at Bryanston School

“I hadn’t come across Baroness previously and I was a bit wary at first. But having tried others, I decided it gave a better cut, especially on the fairways. And where our previous machine would go off-cut all the time, the Baroness stayed very much on-cut. I even ran the fairway mower across a fairly rough bit of lawn where we have had problems with moles, and its cut wasn’t affected.” (LM2700)
David Knight, Head Greenkeeper at Donnington Grove Golf Course

“I gave it a try and liked it so much that I got the guys who do the cutting to use it, and we were all impressed. In terms of eco-friendliness, the cleaner cut produces virtually no tearing of the leaf, so the sward is less prone to disease and the grass is generally healthier and naturally more vigorous.” (LM56)
Paul Larsen, Course Manager at Royal St George’s Golf Course

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