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Orange Riding Lawn Mower Deck Attachment on Grass — Ken Mills Machinery in Monto, QLD

Durable Kubota Mowers

Ken Mills Machinery is a proud Kubota dealer, welcoming customers from Monto to our showroom. We stock a full range of mowers, from lightweight residential models to heavy-duty machines built for commercial-grade demands, all backed by a reputation for durability and performance.


If you're weighing up mower options and based in Monto, we'd encourage you to make the trip and browse the range for yourself. Our team is happy to walk you through the models available, help you settle on the right fit for your property, and support you with genuine parts and servicing down the track.

Our Mower Range

Ken Mills Machinery stocks the full Kubota mower range, so there's an option to suit almost every job:


  • T Series Ride-on Mowers: comfortable and efficient, ideal for everyday residential mowing.
  • GR Series Ride-on Mowers: all-wheel drive and diesel powered, designed for hillier blocks.
  • Z200 Series Zero-turn Mowers: quick and manoeuvrable, suited to homeowners after a fast finish.
  • ZG Series Zero-turn Mowers: built for semi-professional use and heavier workloads.
  • F Series Out-front Mowers: powerful and precise, made for larger properties.
  • W821 Series Walk-behind Mowers: self-propelled and tough, built for demanding jobs.


Whatever you need to get done, Ken Mills Machinery has a mower for the task. Come in and see the range firsthand.

Person on a Red Kubota Riding Mower Mowing Grass in a Green Field — Ken Mills Machinery in Monto, QLD

FAQ

  • What should I check before buying a used mower?

    Buying second-hand mowing equipment can be a smart, budget-friendly option, but it does pay to do some checks first. Look closely at the deck and blades for signs of rust, cracking or excessive wear, since these components take the brunt of the workload over time. It's also worth asking about the machine's service history, as regular maintenance is usually a good sign the equipment has been looked after. Starting the mower up and listening for unusual noises, checking the throttle response, and inspecting belts and tyres before buying will help you avoid inheriting someone else's problem.

  • Is it okay to mow wet grass?

    Mowing wet or damp grass isn't ideal and is generally worth avoiding where possible, since it can clog the deck, cause clumping and lead to an uneven cut. Wet conditions also make it easier to slip while mowing, particularly on slopes, which raises the risk of an accident. If mowing can't be delayed, raising the cutting height slightly and going over the area more slowly than usual will help reduce clogging and strain on the engine. Cleaning the underside of the deck straight after is also important, since wet clippings left to dry can encourage rust and affect performance long-term.

  • How short should I cut my grass?

    Cutting height plays a bigger role in lawn health than most people realise, and it varies depending on the grass type and season. As a general guide, removing no more than a third of the grass blade in a single cut helps avoid stressing the lawn and encourages stronger root growth. During hotter, drier months, leaving grass slightly longer can help retain moisture in the soil and reduce heat stress. Lowering the cutting height gradually over a few sessions, rather than scalping the lawn in one go, gives a much better long-term result.