COX – a mower for every Aussie lawn.
As the mowing season for ’25 kicks into gear, there’s one name Australians have trusted for 70 years to get the job done right – COX.
From neat suburban lawns to rugged bush blocks, COX has built a mower for every kind of Australian back … and front yard.
Our range includes dependable push and cylinder mowers, designed for those who value precision and a clean cut. For larger residential properties, the legendary COX and Greenfield ride-on mowers and Zero Turn’s combine comfort, performance, and reliability — making light work of tough grass and uneven terrain. And when it comes to serious commercial applications, the industry-leading Wright mowers deliver efficiency and durability that professionals can count on day-after-day – mowing at over 6 hectares per hour – that’s over 15 acres per hour in the ol’ money!
At COX, it’s not just about having the right mower for the job — it’s about engineering equipment that stands the test of time. For 70 years, we’ve been shaping steel into machines that can handle Australian extremes. Designed tough, engineered locally, and built to last, our mowers are as much a part of the landscape as the lawns they maintain.
So, whether it’s a pristine patch of green in the suburbs or a sprawling bush block, trust the mowers that have been keeping Australia tidy for generations.
If it’s a COX, you know it’s engineered steel tough.

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