The design of the new Kawasaki FX and FS Series engines are more than 2011 exhaust emission compliant, they also reportedly offer enhanced fuel economy (through the use of Hemispherical Combustion Chambers and V-Valve technology), better cooling, lower engine noise, and more horsepower over their FH and KAI predecessors.
BOB-CAT will also introduce two new eco-smart units this season. The new Predator-Pro 37-hp DFI, with digital fuel injection, will reportedly provide an increase in fuel economy of up to 30% while significantly increasing engine performance through an Electronic Governor or E-Gov for short. The increase in performance comes from the engines ability to adjust to load conditions without RPM loss resulting in instantaneous power on demand. This equates to both increased performance and substantial fuel economy. Predator-Pro DFI units are in production now and will be available in 61” and 72” deck sizes.
Also coming soon to the Predator-Pro line is the new 30-hp LP-61 (liquid propane-powered) zero-turn riding mower. The LP-61 is a no-hassle propane-powered unit that features a 30-hp Generac 990 propane engine that utilizes liquid withdrawal, using the same common liquid withdrawal propane tanks and technology that propane forklift trucks use, which gives customers instant access to a readily available fuel source and replenishment system. Units will come with choice of a 61” side discharge deck or new 61” rear-discharge deck.
To learn more about the full line of 2011 Compliant BOB-CAT Mowers, visit www.bobcatturf.com.
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