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Often used in more delicate areas, many contractors like intermediate walk mowers with good grass-catching ability.
No Immediate Death for Intermediate Walk Mowers
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Commercial Walk-Behind Mowers - 2016 Updates
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Predator-Pro LP Zero-Turn Riding Mower
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Ron Zipp moved Southern Indiana Equipment from an urban setting to rural Lanesville in order to open up his equipment line options. He is still easily accessible, located right off the interstate.
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FastCat Pro
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Toro’s Turbo Force Deck features an adjustable baffle. Adjustments are made easy by the cam-style lever on top of the deck; just twist it around and hold it down. Three primary settings are offered: •A – short, light grass; dry conditions; for smaller clippings •B – use when bagging •C – tall, dense grass; wet conditions; lowers engine consumption; increased ground speed in heavy conditions “Contractors often mentally mark where they want to set it,” says Toro’s Edric Funk. “Many use a B+ position, but when the grass is a little wispy they may shift to an A-. The point is that, for different times of year and different mowing conditions, it’s important to have flexibility.”
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