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Trusted Kubota Mowers
Ken Mills Machinery is a proud Kubota dealer, welcoming customers from Nanango to our showroom. We stock a full range of mowers, from easy-to-handle residential models to heavier commercial machines, each built with the reliability Kubota is known for.
If you're after a new mower and based in Nanango, we'd love for you to make the trip and take a look through the range yourself. Our team can walk you through what's on offer, help you decide what suits your property best, and back you up with genuine parts and servicing once you're set up.
Our Mower Range
Ken Mills Machinery stocks the complete Kubota mower lineup, with an option for just about every property:
- T Series Ride-on Mowers: an easy, comfortable choice for residential lawns.
- GR Series Ride-on Mowers: diesel powered with all-wheel drive, made for tougher, hillier ground.
- Z200 Series Zero-turn Mowers: nimble and quick, popular with homeowners after speed.
- ZG Series Zero-turn Mowers: semi-professional grade, built for heavier use.
- F Series Out-front Mowers: strong and precise, suited to larger acreage.
- W821 Series Walk-behind Mowers: self-propelled and hard-wearing for demanding conditions.
No matter your property, Ken Mills Machinery has a mower that fits the job. Visit our showroom to check out the range in person.
FAQ
How should I store my mower when it's not in use?
Storing a mower correctly during the off-season makes a real difference to how well it performs when you next need it. Draining or stabilising the fuel before extended storage helps prevent the engine from gumming up, which is a common issue after machines sit unused for months. Giving the deck and body a thorough clean beforehand also stops built-up grass and dirt from trapping moisture and causing rust. Keeping the mower under cover, ideally in a dry shed or garage, protects it from weather and pests, and a quick check of the battery and tyres before storing will save time when you're ready to start mowing again.
How often should I sharpen my mower blades?
A blunt mower blade does more damage than most people expect, since it tears rather than cleanly cuts the grass. This tearing leaves ragged, brown-tipped edges on the lawn that can make an otherwise healthy yard look patchy and stressed. Torn grass is also more vulnerable to disease and moisture loss, which can affect the overall health of the lawn over time. As a general rule, blades should be sharpened every 20 to 25 hours of use, or sooner if you notice the cut quality starting to decline.
What's the difference between a residential and commercial-grade mower?
Choosing between a residential and commercial-grade mower comes down to how often and how hard the machine will be worked. Residential models are generally built for lighter, more occasional use, with components sized accordingly to keep costs down. Commercial-grade machines use heavier-duty engines, decks and drivetrains designed to handle extended run times and tougher conditions without breaking down. If you're mowing a small yard on weekends, a residential model is usually more than enough, but larger properties or frequent use will get more value and longevity from commercial-grade equipment.
