For most of Parkland’s products, information regarding the warranty on your purchase can be found on the last page of your Operator’s Manual. If in doubt, please locate your model and serial number and contact us so we can help you find it.
Yes, Parkland Products offer an inhouse irrigation design service for residential properties for a flat fee of $375 + GST. Our designer will consult with you on your property, your specific irrigation requirements and also your water access and flow rates in order to design a plan. We will also provide a list of materials…
For most of Parkland’s products, information regarding the warranty on your purchase can be found on the last page of your Operator’s Manual. If in doubt, please locate your model and serial number and contact us so we can help you find it.
Parkland customer services can help you through your requirements and questions to find the most appropriate model, but will hand you over to a dealer for sale and purchase. Grillo products are sold only by our network of authorised outdoor power equipment dealers throughout New Zealand. Find your nearest one here.
If you’re an approved dealer or reseller of any of our range of products, you’ll find a host of useful information to help with your retail process in the dealer portal. To access it, you’ll need the unique login information that was emailed to you once you’d signed up. If you can’t find it, not…
For most of Parkland’s products, information regarding the warranty on your purchase can be found on the last page of your Operator’s Manual. If in doubt, please locate your model and serial number and contact us so we can help you find it.
All Owner’s Manuals and Parts Manuals are available on request. To obtain the correct manual for you, please contact us and make sure you have your model and serial number of your machine handy.
No. All Grillo Climbers are 2WD. This ensures very good maneuverability, tight turning circles due to a lightweight rack and pinion steering system. Grip retention and hill climbing ability come from lugged tractor tyres, most of the weight located above the driving wheels and from the ability to lock the rear differential.
Yes, the Climber can in fact handle slopes of up to 30 degrees when driving straight up a hill – which is steeper than you would imagine – but coming down the slope much steeper gradients are possible.
Coming down a slope less than say 20 deg the hydrostatic transmission prevents the machine from getting away. On steeper slopes, the force of gravity causes normal tractor type mowers to sledge out of control but this does not happen with the Climber. The differential lock enables both wheels to stay connected with the ground….
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