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FINISHING MOWERS

Siromer Finishing Mowers give lawns, paddocks and parkland a fine, level cut. Designed for compact tractors, they use a three-blade PTO drive and rear discharge to leave a neat finish without clumps or windrows. Perfect for lawns, sports pitches and well-maintained paddocks.

Product overview:

Siromer finishing mowers use a three-blade design, with each blade mounted on its own spindle and hub assembly for an even cut. They are height adjustable from 1–4 inches using wheel spacers, so you can achieve a very fine, close-to-the-ground finish.

  • Rear discharge spreads clippings evenly.

  • Floating top link follows undulating ground.

  • Four self-aligning solid wheels keep the cut level.

  • Heavy-duty chains fitted as standard.

  • Category 1 lift pins and PTO shaft included.

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Built to last:

Siromer finishing mowers are fitted with a unique easy-greasing system, allowing you to lubricate bearings without removing guards. With a galvanised deck as standard, these mowers are designed to last a lifetime. For a lower-cost option, certain sizes are available with a painted, non-galvanised deck.

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Options:

  • Widths: 4 ft, 5 ft, 6 ft and 7 ft (match your tractor size from 20–50 hp).

  • Mulching kit available as an optional extra on 4 ft, 5 ft and 6 ft models.

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FAQ – Finishing Mowers

What is the difference between a finishing mower and a topper?


A finishing mower is designed for regular, finer cuts on lawns, paddocks and sports pitches. It uses three overlapping blades to give a clean, level finish. A topper is better for rough or overgrown ground where appearance matters less.

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What size finishing mower suits my compact tractor?


Match the mower width to your tractor’s horsepower. As a guide:

  • 4 ft mower: 20–25 hp tractors

  • 5 ft mower: 25–35 hp tractors

  • 6 ft mower: 35–45 hp tractors

  • 7 ft mower: 40–50 hp tractors

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For the Siromer 404 (40 hp), a 6 ft mower is ideal.

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Can a finishing mower cut rough paddocks or long grass?


Finishing mowers work best on maintained grass. For long, coarse or uneven ground, a flail mower or topper is more suitable. Use a finishing mower once the field is topped to maintain a short, smooth sward.

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