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While the upfront cost of battery-powered tools can be higher, over time, the savings on fuel and reduced maintenance costs make them a viable option. For example, battery-powered tools eliminate gas refueling stops and reduce the need for regular engine maintenance. Toro’s 60V system offers a fast-charging battery setup, which further increases productivity by reducing…
When choosing battery-powered tools, higher voltage equates to more power. For example, Toro’s 60V Flex-Force range provides robust power suitable for both residential and light commercial use. This line offers a practical balance for homeowners and landscapers alike, capable of handling demanding tasks like mowing thick grass or blowing large piles of leaves. Typical voltage…
Toro zero-turn mowers, particularly in the TimeCutter and Titan series, use 10-gauge fabricated steel decks. These decks are built with IronForged® technology, featuring a bullnose reinforced leading edge for extra durability against impacts with obstacles. The thicker, 10-gauge steel provides greater longevity and resistance to wear compared to thinner, stamped steel decks. For more rugged…
Zero-turn mowers come equipped with a range of engines, typically between 20-38 horsepower (HP). The type of engine you choose should be based on the size of the area you’re mowing and the mower’s workload: Brands like Kawasaki, Kohler, and Briggs & Stratton are commonly found in high-end mowers and are known for their durability,…
When choosing between the Hydro-Gear ZT 2800, ZT 3100, and ZT 3400 hydrostatic transaxles for a zero-turn mower, it’s essential to consider the mower’s intended use and your performance needs. Here’s how they compare: In summary, if you’re choosing a Toro zero-turn mower, go for the ZT 2800 in the TimeCutter series for residential tasks,…
You can find the TORO® TITAN® tines catalogue at the following link: TORO® TITAN® Tines Catalogue.
Micro tines are smaller diameter tines, typically ranging from 1/4 to 5/8 inches, used in aerators like those offered by Toro. These tines are particularly useful for reducing surface disruption on golf greens and other sensitive turf areas while still allowing for effective aeration. They create smaller holes that heal quickly, making them ideal for…
When selecting an aerator for a landscape business, core aerators are often preferred over spike aerators because they remove soil plugs, allowing better water, oxygen, and nutrient penetration. Spike aerators, by contrast, can compact the soil around the holes they create, which may not be ideal for compacted turf. Toro’s ProCore SR Series core aerators…
Ventrac has more aerating choices to address your lawn care needs. Lower your equipment costs by utilizing versatile attachments to get your work done. Open spoon tines (EB480) create a hole without bringing a core to the surface, saving the extra step of cleanup. Delivers penetration of the soil with minimal disruption to the surface,…
For most of Parkland’s products, information regarding the warranty on your purchase can be found on the last page of your Operator’s Manual. If in doubt, please locate your model and serial number and contact us so we can help you find it.
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