Trimax returns to BTME with the new Snake S3

Trimaxin BTME

Trimax is pleased to announce its return to BTME after a five-year absence, where it will be showcasing the latest evolution of its specialist trailed rotary mower for golf and sports turf — the Trimax Snake S3.

Visitors can find the team on Stand 544, where the focus will be on helping turf professionals achieve outstanding cut quality with greater efficiency and reduced maintenance demands.

Building on the proven performance of the Snake S2, the Snake S3 introduces a series of practical upgrades designed to reduce downtime, lower total cost of ownership and simplify day-to-day operation. A standout improvement is the machine’s zero daily maintenance design. The Snake S3 features the Trimax Titan roller bearing system — a sealed, dual-bearing unit that requires no regular greasing and is backed by Trimax’s three-year warranty. Sealed automotive-style wheel bearings and non-greaseable bushes across the outrigger arms dramatically reduce grease points, allowing operators to focus on mowing rather than maintenance.

Durability and ease of repair have also been enhanced. A redesigned segmented rear flap delivers cleaner clipping discharge and allows individual sections to be replaced if damaged, rather than the entire flap. The blade beam and spindle are now separate components, limiting damage if an obstacle is struck and reducing repair costs. Maintenance is further simplified with reinforced aluminium belt covers that are safe to stand on, improving access to key service areas.

Beyond maintenance, the Snake S3 continues to deliver exceptional cut quality and turf presentation. Each deck is engineered to float independently, closely following ground contours and minimising scalping across undulating fairways, slopes and roughs.

The articulation system works seamlessly with Trimax’s Multi-Lift System, allowing operators to raise individual decks when navigating obstacles or reducing the machine’s working width. This is particularly valuable on tree-lined golf courses or in areas with restricted access, enabling precise mowing without compromising performance or finish.

Trimax’s return to BTME is the ideal opportunity to see how the Snake S3 has been engineered for real-world turf maintenance. If you’re looking to improve cut quality, increase productivity and reduce maintenance time, a visit to Stand 544 is a must.