Z-Wing As Promissed...

[gamble77]

Well here it is and a little write up about it...this will mark the end of walk behinds...

http://www.landscapemanagement.net/landscape/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=132939

 

[DmansPadge]

That is definately a cool concept. But I hardly think it is the end of walk behind mowers. I dought you'll see people in the city with 1/4 acre lots dishing out thousands of bucks for that. I'd like to see one up close.... I wonder about the durability. That makes for a whole lot more moving parts! But I'm sure CC has a good design. Great link Gamble. How many of them babies are y'all ordering??

 

[MBDiagMan]

dmans,

I think gamble means the end of the walk behind mower for the COMMERCIAL market. The small "walk behind" mowers commonly used by suburban home owners are usually referred to as push mowers. When the term Walk Behind is used, it usually refers to those heavy, commercial mowers that the pros use when their Zero Turn Radius unit won't fit through a gate.

Have a great day,
Doc

 

[DmansPadge]

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Ahhh... that definately makes more since. I'm not used to commercial walk behinds.