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Exmark

Commercial zero-turn, walk-behind and stand-on mowers for professional lawn care crews.

Overview

Exmark makes commercial mowers for landscape professionals and the grounds crews that run similar equipment: Lazer Z zero-turn riders, Vertex stand-ons from 32 to 72 inches, Turf Tracer wide-area walk-behinds, and 21-inch and 30-inch commercial walk-behinds. The Lazer Z has been in production for 30 years and is built for easier maintenance and a longer service life.

The company has added a battery-electric V-Series across the line, including Lazer Z, Vertex and 21- and 30-inch walk-behind models, using its HyperCell power system. Exmark describes the electric line as an option for work under sound ordinances or zero-exhaust requirements, with up to seven hours of runtime per charge on the Vertex V-Series and remote fleet monitoring through Horizon360 Connect. An autonomous Turf Tracer with XiQ has also been introduced.


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