ECHO robotic mowers from Apollo
Robotic mowers for parks and business grounds
Apollo sells, sets up and services ECHO robotic mowers for parks, public grounds and business properties. Each mower below shows its price and its 60-month lease payment.
Prices shown are Apollo's best price guarantee, with the 60-month lease payment beside each.
Mowers for this work

ECHO TM-850
The smallest ECHO model Apollo sells, for smaller lawns and single sites. Apollo sizes the mower to your acreage.
$10,600 or $241.68 a month
See the ECHO lineup for the ECHO TM-850
ECHO TM-1050
Up to 45,000 m², about 11 acres, 633 mm cutting width, handles slopes up to 35%.
$21,000 or $478.80 a month
See the ECHO lineup for the ECHO TM-1050
ECHO TM-2050
Up to 75,000 m², about 18 acres, handles slopes up to 45%.
$32,300 or $736.44 a month
See the ECHO lineup for the ECHO TM-2050
Every price is Apollo's best price guarantee. Every mower needs a charging station, priced separately on the ECHO page. The monthly figure is that price on Apollo's 60-month lease with a $1 purchase option, equipment only, subject to credit approval.
What to plan for
No cable in the ground
ECHO says Wisenav navigation needs no boundary wire, so nothing is buried and zones are drawn on a map.
Several lawns
ECHO says one robot can connect several spaces, and its cycles adapt to how a zone is occupied.
Around buildings
ECHO shows a company headquarters with several lawn zones beside its buildings, mowed by one robot.
Wet weather
ECHO says the mowers work in wet weather without leaving marks.
Slopes and hard sites
ECHO lists a maximum mowing gradient of 45% and describes sites with sensitive items such as cables and solar panels.
Around the clock
ECHO describes 24/7 standalone operation. Apollo confirms mowing hours for a public site before any quote.
Questions people ask
Not sure which robot fits?
Four questions match the job to a mower, with its price and lease payment.
Find your mowerQuestions about price or lease? Call (281) 286-3600.
Where does ECHO market these mowers?
ECHO markets its mowers for parks and gardens and for business grounds, as well as golf courses and sports fields.
Does it need a boundary wire?
No. ECHO describes GPS-RTK navigation with its Wisenav system and no buried cable.
Can it run in the rain?
ECHO says the mowers work in wet weather without leaving marks.
How steep a slope can it handle?
The TM-850 handles up to 30%, the TM-1050 up to 35% and the TM-2050 up to 45%, from ECHO's model pages.
What does Apollo charge?
Each price on this page is Apollo's best price guarantee, with a 60-month lease payment beside it. Charging stations are priced separately. Apollo confirms pricing on a quote.


