PUDU GT5: the robotic mower for large lawns
1.52 m width of cut, up to 6.5 hectares on one charge: it mows, collects grass and leaves, empties its hopper and resumes on its own, to the centimetre, with no perimeter wire.
Easy to Clean is an authorised PUDU distributor: demonstration on your site, all-inclusive rental or purchase with maintenance. Delivery lead times confirmed case by case.
The grounds it covers
The grounds targeted by the manufacturer, and what we look at during the demonstration.
Municipal parks and green spaces
Large open lawns, museum grounds, cemeteries, verges: width of cut drives output.
High schools, campuses and universities
Extensive lawns between buildings, busy during the day: it slows down or stops as pedestrians approach and can mow outside class hours.
Stadium surrounds
Green areas around sports facilities, grassed car parks: mowing and collection in one pass, clean ground behind the machine.
Airports and heliports
Large grass strips on enclosed sites: the manufacturer lists these grounds for the GT5, with no-go zones drawn on the map.
Up to 6.5 hectares on one charge
Eight functions from the manufacturer brochure, from mowing to positioning.
The GT5 at work
Large-area mowing, leaf collection, auto-dump and task resumption: the manufacturer's presentation video.
- 8,000 m²/h stated
- 6.5 ha per charge, 8 to 10 h
A 1.52 m cut for open grounds
On an open lawn, width drives output: 1.52 m of cut at up to 10 km/h. It covers in a day what a crew handles in several ride-on passes.
- Height of cut 38 to 152 mm
- Zero-turn
Grass, leaves and debris in the same pass
It cuts, vacuums and collects clippings, fallen leaves and light debris into a 100 L hopper. The ground is clean behind it, with no follow-up crew.
- 100 L hopper
- Auto-dump and resumption
It empties its hopper and returns to where it stopped
When the hopper is full, it drives to the dump point set on the map, empties clippings and leaves, then resumes mowing at the exact spot where it left off. Nobody follows the machine with a trailer.
- Auto-dump
- Task resumption
As close to the edges as it gets
RTK positioning at ± 2.5 cm keeps a steady path and lets it mow right up to hedges and borders: fewer uncut strips to finish by hand.
- RTK ± 2.5 cm
- Cuts within 5 cm of edges
Zones drawn on satellite imagery
On the GT5, mowing zones can be drawn from a satellite image of the site, with no manual perimeter survey. No-go zones, transit routes and schedules are then edited on the map.
- Maps up to 100 ha
- Digital no-go zones
Centimetre accuracy, no perimeter wire
RTK corrects satellite positioning to ± 2.5 cm. That is what gives even parallel stripes over several hectares, with no buried wire to lay or repair.
- RTK ± 2.5 cm
- LiDAR and vision on top
It stops before the drop
Shorelines, steps, steep embankments: it detects drop-offs and, with the no-go zones drawn on the map, reroutes or brakes to avoid run-offs and roll-overs.
- Drop-off detection
- Digital no-go zones
What it changes, and what it does not do
Large areas come off the ride-on mower schedule.
- 1.52 m width of cut and 8,000 m²/h stated
- Grass and leaves collected in the same pass
- Emptying and resumption with nobody behind the machine
- Zones drawn on satellite imagery, no manual survey
Worth knowing before the demo.
- 20° maximum when mowing: beyond that, the PUDU GT7 handles 30°
- 850 kg: access, gates and waterlogged ground to check
- Pathway sweeping not published: that is the GT3's job
- 38 mm minimum height of cut: not for greens and fairways
- Flower beds, tree bases and finishing stay with the team
From the demo to the first mow
The same contact, from the site survey to maintenance.
1. Demonstration on your site
We survey zones, slopes, access and satellite reception, and the robot mows in front of you.
2. Map and zones
Zones are drawn on satellite imagery or by an exploration lap; shorelines, ditches and banks become no-go zones.
3. Set-up
Height of cut, frequency and schedule per zone, dump point for the 100 L hopper, charging spot.
4. Training and follow-up
Your team gets to grips with the app and the fleet platform: location, progress, alerts. Maintenance, blades and updates stay with us.
Full specifications
Manufacturer data (PUDU GT5 brochure), checked on 28 September 2026. Field values are measured on your site during the demo.
Cutting and collection
Runtime and power
Navigation and safety
Chassis
The PUDU GT5 against the other two models
| Specification | PUDU GT3 | PUDU GT5 | PUDU GT7 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Width of cut | 914 mm | 1,520 mm | 1,600 mm |
| Height of cut | 38 to 114 mm | 38 to 152 mm | 5 to 50 mm |
| Hopper | 60 L | 100 L | 130 L |
| Area per charge | 2 ha | 6.5 ha | 7 ha (no collection) |
| Slope and side slope when mowing | 15° | 20° | 30° |
| Weight with batteries | 450 kg | 850 kg | 950 kg |
| Target grounds | Corporate sites, pathways | Large lawns, public grounds | Golf, sports turf |
All specifications side by side, the videos of the three models and the shared navigation on the PUDU GT range page.
What we check with you during the demo
Area and frequency
Actual area per zone and target mowing frequency: this tells whether one GT5 is enough or two are needed.
Satellite reception
RTK needs a clear view of the sky: under large trees or next to tall buildings, path holding is checked on site.
Terrain breaks
Shorelines, ditches, steps and banks beyond 20°: surveyed during the demo and drawn as no-go zones.
Access and weight
850 kg: gates, passages between zones and ground waterlogged after rain are checked before transit routes are drawn.
The PUDU GT5, on monthly rental or purchase
Both options of our offer apply to the PUDU GT5. Delivery lead times, maintenance and replacement terms are confirmed in the quote, after the demonstration on your site.
All-inclusive monthly rental
A single monthly fee. The robot, maintenance, parts, blades and consumables, updates and replacement in the event of a breakdown.
- No down payment, no capital tied up
- Operating expense, off balance sheet
- Model can be changed if your grounds change
Purchase with maintenance contract
The robot becomes your asset. The accompanying maintenance contract, which is mandatory, covers preventive maintenance, wear parts and software updates.
- Depreciable asset
- You own the equipment outright
- Quote drawn up after the demo
The demo, set-up, training and maintenance are the same in both cases. Compare the two models point by point →
The questions about the PUDU GT5
What is the PUDU GT5?
How much ground does the GT5 mow per charge?
How are mowing zones defined?
Does the GT5 collect leaves?
Is it safe on grounds open to the public?
What slope can the GT5 mow?
GT5 or GT7: which one?
Does Easy to Clean offer the PUDU GT5?
Green spaces to maintain on your sites?
Tell us where and how much ground: we arrange the demonstration and propose the right model.