Altoz Launches a Tracked Zero-Turn Mower: The TFX 766 i

Altoz, the first manufacturer to introduce a tracked zero-turn mower, announces the newest addition to its innovative lineup: the TFX 766 i.

The TFX made its debut at The Utility Expo in Louisville, KY (Booth #E1120, October 7–9) and the Equip Exposition (Booth #11100, October 21–24). 

Features

• 66” All-Terrain cutting deck with swing blades; optional deck wing extension expands cutting width to 82”

• Counter-rotating right-hand deck spindle for efficient material processing

• 14-gallon fuel capacity for extended run times

• 12-way adjustable high-back seat for operator comfort

• Flat-free tires for worry-free operation

“The TFX 766 i is built for operators who need a purpose-built, high-performance machine to tackle places others can’t go,” said Altoz founder and CEO, Dennis Brazier. “The compact body style enables the mower to get closer to and underneath obstacles. With its compact body style, hi-vis color, and rugged design, the TFX is made for solar fields, retention ponds, and all municipal and utility sites where performance and safety matter most.”

The new industry-first ultra-rugged Tri-Axis front suspension delivers a smooth ride and exceptional operator comfort. It features an adjustable coil spring over oil shock and three independent pivot points on each side, allowing the front wheels to float while maintaining stability on uneven terrain. All-Terrain TerraFlex tracks and torsion axle rear suspension provide maximum traction and stability with minimal ground compaction and turf damage.

The TFX 766 i is designed especially for the most demanding conditions. It’s powered by a robust 38.5-horsepower Kawasaki FX EFI engine, with 999cc of displacement. Kawasaki’s EFI fuel management system and electronic governor continually adjust power to load, temperature, and altitude to maintain consistent RPMs, getting more done in less time with maximum fuel economy.