Mower maker debuts its latest commercial products

Jacobsen’s new Professional Series mowers include this stand-on, the SZT Model, which has a 26-horsepower Vanguard engine and comes in two different deck sizes. Photo: JacobsenJacobsen’s new Professional Series mowers include this stand-on, the SZT Model, which has a 26-horsepower Vanguard engine and comes in two different deck sizes.
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Jacobsen, a Textron company, has just launched its all-new “Professional Series” commercial-grade mowers and utility vehicles.

Built for a wide range of turf customers, including municipal parks and green spaces, schools, airports, cemeteries, sports fields and golf courses, the new Professional Series mowers and utility vehicles include three lines of zero-turn mowers and six different models of utility vehicles.

This RZT zero-turn, ride-on mower is considered the flagship of Jacobsen’s new commercial product line and can mow up to 5.3 acres per hour. Photo: JacobsenThis RZT zero-turn, ride-on mower is considered the flagship of Jacobsen’s new commercial product line and can mow up to 5.3 acres per hour.
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“One of our main goals with the launch of these exciting new products was to offer a wide range of options that satisfy many different categories of customer needs,” said Bryan Holby, product manager for Jacobsen. “The new mowers and utility vehicles offer a myriad of options in features, benefits and pricing that will appeal to everyone from large fleet owners to one-truck-and-trailer operations.”

The flagship of Jacobsen’s new Professional Series is the RZT line of ride-on zero turn mowers. The RZT mows up to 5.3 acres per hour with either a 25- or 27-horsepower Kawasaki FX engine or a fuel-efficient 27-horsepower Kohler EFI engine.

Jacobsen’s SZT stand-on mower has a smaller footprint and features a 26-horsepower Vanguard engine and two different deck sizes. The new mower series is rounded out with the WZT walk-behind mower, which has an 18-horsepower Briggs & Stratton engine and single or dual-drive drivetrain options.

The new Jacobsen utility vehicles are led by the gas-powered Truckster MS/MX, with a 1,200-pound capacity and a top speed of 17 mph. An available linked suspension on the MX model allows it to handle rough terrain with ease, according to Jacobsen.

For customers needing a quiet, electric option, the Truckster MS-E/MX-E is powered with a 72-volt electric drivetrain and an impressive capacity of up to 1,000 pounds.

The gas-powered Truckster MS/MX shown here has a 1,200-pound capacity and a top speed of 17 mph. Photo: JacobsenThe gas-powered Truckster MS/MX shown here has a 1,200-pound capacity and a top speed of 17 mph.
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The gas-powered Truckster LS/LX offers an 800-pound capacity and a polyethylene bed.

“Today’s professional turf managers are being asked to take on more responsibilities and projects,” said David Withers, president of Jacobsen. “They need a wide range of maintenance tools to help them get the job done quickly and easily. That’s why we’ve expanded our product line to include nine more dependable machines.”

Jacobsen will be exhibiting these new products at GIE+EXPO, to be held Oct. 21-23 in Louisville, Kentucky.

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