PRESS RELEASE: Greenfield Celebrates Six Decades of Innovation with Precision Drive System Release!

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Greenfield Celebrates Six Decades of Innovation with Precision Drive System Release

Founded in 1966, Greenfield has spent almost six decades building a reputation for strength, reliability, and innovation in Australian mowing. With its 60th anniversary approaching next year, Greenfield continues to refine the proven systems that have made its machines trusted by generations.

The classic Greenfield drive system, long recognised for its toughness, has recently been upgraded with modern precision machinery to deliver smoother operation, enhanced durability, and in-field excellence across even the most demanding Australian conditions.

This evolution, now known as the Precision Drive System (PDS), combines Greenfield’s trusted design with advanced engineering, ensuring the performance customers know and value is strengthened with today’s standards of precision and efficiency.

Available across the range, the Classic model starts at $4,999 (including GST) and the Deluxe model, featuring PDS, starts at $6,999 (including GST). By blending decades of proven design with contemporary manufacturing techniques, Greenfield has once again raised the benchmark in ride-on mower performance.

Built on a proud legacy of durability and precision, Greenfield continues to set the standard for Australian mowing as it approaches 60 years of cutting Aussie lawns.

Because nothing cuts like a Greenfield.

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Name: Steve WrightCompany: Cox IndustriesEmail: [email protected]Phone: 07 3323 2222

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October 1, 2025/by Reland Pigte

About Cox Industries

In the 1950s, engineer and inventor Owen Cox laid the foundation for our ride-on mowers cutting Australians grass, bush lands and lawns ever since. By attentively considering people's requirements for a mower, Owen conceptualised and manufactured the pioneering Australian-made ride-on lawn mower, renowned as the Cox MowMobile. Ever since that momentous creation, our commitment to excellence has remained unwavering. Continuously surpassing our customers' expectations and demands, we persistently engineer mowers that embody Owen's visionary mindset. As we expand our extensive range, his legacy continues to shine through in every model we produce. With immense pride, we celebrate the enduring performance of our original mowers, some over 70 years old, still actively serving today – a true testament to our engineered durability. Our success stems from attentively listening to our customer's needs, and that's why we've established a nationwide network of local dealers, always at the ready to provide assistance, mowers, and spare parts right near you.

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