Diamond Mowers announces upgraded Mid-Mount Boom Mower

Diamond Mowers reengineered its Mid-Mount Boom Mower with a narrower profile that reduces the machine’s overall width without, said the manufacturer, compromising stability. Repositioning the hydraulic tank to the front left of the cab and adding an axle stabilizer helped reduce the amount of counterweight needed and made this a more streamlined attachment that minimizes lane encroachment during operation. The mower system now sits within inches of the tractor’s tire on the traffic-facing side, an intentional adjustment that gives operators more breathing room and drivers more peace of mind.

“This evolution is about putting power and protection directly into the hands of the people who keep our roads safe,” said Nate Cleveringa, vice president of engineering and product management at Diamond Mowers. “Every inch of this boom mower was shaped by real feedback from municipal operators and technicians. We’ve addressed their pain points and translated their input into a safer profile with smarter controls and thoughtful enhancements that help crews do more with less effort and less risk.”

Enhanced Operator Control and Diagnostics

Diamond updated Mid-Mount Boom Mower with excavator-quality components, customizable joystick sensitivity, and a Smart Screen interface. Operators can adjust boom responsiveness in real time with the flip of a switch by speeding up for open-area coverage or dialing down for careful work around signs and fences. Fleet managers can also restrict speed settings and limit access to advanced controls for less experienced operators.

Additionally, the Smart Screen provides rapid diagnostics and access to system data. This allows operators to identify and resolve issues in minutes instead of hours, which reduces downtime and enables faster service and support.

With the hydraulic drive disengage option, operators can shut off the mower when not in use to help reduce wear, fuel consumption, and heat buildup. In emergency situations or when servicing, the system can be disengaged at the push of a button for added safety.

Additional built-in safeguards:

• Relocated Hydraulic Cooler – moved to the rear of the tractor for unobstructed headlight visibility in low-light conditions.
• Hydraulic Level Sensor – alerts the operator and disables mower and boom controls if oil levels are too low, reducing the risk of cavitation and preventing equipment damage.
• Premium Hydraulic Valve – engineered to resist contamination and ensure smoother, more responsive boom movement.