AS 63 E-Allmäher Battery Slope Mower for Long Grass

AS 63 E-Allmäher is a serious slope mower built for users who want petrol-level power without the noise, fumes or maintenance of a combustion engine. It’s designed for long grass, rough meadow areas and banks that would overwhelm a domestic mower, and its electric drive delivers smooth torque that’s easy to control on uneven ground.

The machine feels steady on slopes thanks to its reduction gearbox, differential lock and self-braking drive. Suffolk Mowers supplies the AS 63 E-Allmäher with clear setup guidance and battery advice so buyers get the best out of both the hand batteries and optional backpack system.

Built for Steep Slopes and Demanding Meadow Work

AS 63 E-Allmäher is made for working where ordinary mowers lose traction or run out of power. The electric drive delivers strong, steady torque without worrying about lubrication on banks, which makes it far more predictable on gradients than many petrol units in the same width. A 61 cm deck and cross-blade system let you push through tall grass and light brush without bogging down, even when the ground underfoot is uneven.

Strength on Slopes

The reduction gearbox and 1:13.44 drive ratio give slow, controlled movement when climbing and descending. Automatic differential lock keeps both wheels pulling when conditions get greasy, and the moment the drive lever is released, the parking brake drops in. This combination gives confident control on tricky banks, orchard lanes and roadside verges where a mower that can hold its line matters more than outright speed.

Electric Power Without Compromise

The 56V system is built for commercial use, not domestic chores. Two 12 Ah batteries supply enough energy for proper long-grass work, and the optional 28 Ah backpack battery extends runtime for contractors or estate teams covering larger areas. Because the motor and blade shafts are separate, hidden stones or roots won’t destroy the drive unit, which is a frequent failure point on lighter machines.

Mulching Performance in Tough Growth

The conical deck helps the cross-blade system maintain airflow, so the machine cuts and shreds in one go rather than leaving heavy clumps. It handles tall meadow grass, bramble regrowth and coarse patches typical of smallholdings and older properties. Where a flail might be overkill and a standard mower would choke, the AS 63 sits in the sweet spot.

Comfort and Control in Real Working Conditions

Only four levers run the entire machine, making it easy to learn and operate on difficult ground. The V-handlebar adjusts laterally and for height without tools, and vibration reduction makes it manageable for longer working sessions. Lockable front wheels steady the mower across the slope, preventing the nose from drifting downhill when working across a bank.

Where It Sits in the AS-Motor Range

• More capable on slopes than the AS 62 E-Allmäher thanks to reduction gearing and differential lock.
• More agile and safer on banks than the petrol 4T models due to the controlled downhill braking.
• A step below the heavier AS 65/73 machines in raw output, but far easier to handle on tight slopes.
• The only electric model delivering genuine long-grass and slope performance.

Accessories That Make Sense

• Mulching kit — better finish in shorter or semi-managed areas.
• Twin wheels — extra stability when working regularly on steep banks.
• Tilt meter — useful for consistent slope-safety checks.
• Backpack battery — essential for contractors wanting uninterrupted runtime.

Who This Machine Suits

Ideal for orchard owners, estate managers, holiday parks, contractors and local authorities who want a quiet, powerful slope mower with predictable handling. Anyone with banks around buildings, tracks, ponds or meadows will appreciate the control and cutting quality. It also suits users who prefer the reduced noise and low maintenance of electric power but still need serious capability in long growth.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions About AS 63 E-Allmäher