To shed light on the many benefits and long-term cost savings of switching to propane from gasoline-powered mowers, Exmark has published “Transitioning Mower Fleets to Propane,” a white paper targeting landscape contractors. The white paper shares with landscape maintenance professionals the background on propane-fueled equipment, explores trends and economic factors in the marketplace and details options that exist for landscape maintenance professionals who wish to make the switch to propane.
“In today’s marketplace, propane mowers just make sense,” says Exmark director of marketing, Daryn Walters. “As consumer preference for Green products and services increases, propane mowers are a high-profile way for landscape professionals to demonstrate their commitment to the environment. Plus, today’s EFI-propane mowers reduce the cost of operation significantly when compared to carbureted gasoline models. The mowers become a competitive advantage.”
A wide array of sources were consulted in creating the white paper, including landscape maintenance professionals who use propane mowers today. The shared experiences of landscape professionals provides a real-world perspective for those considering adding propane equipment to their fleet. Propane-fueled mowers have been shown to produce significantly fewer greenhouse gasses than gasoline-fueled models. This means landscape maintenance professionals running on propane can keep working during the “Ozone Action Days” being enforced in a growing number of communities. In the white paper it also states that the latest generation of propane-fueled equipment with EFI technology delivers efficiency that can significantly reduce
operating costs for landscape professionals.
The white paper offers a clear and extensive breakdown for contractors looking to learn the basic of propane as well as a wealth of information for those seeking a deeper look into chemical properties, new technology, impacts on performance, and more. The “Transitioning Mower Fleets to Propane” white paper is available for free download (Adobe PDF format) at Exmark.com/propanepower.
