John Deere Commercial Mowing Equipment

When it comes to professional lawn care or maintenance of bigger facilities, commercial lawn mowers are definitely a great investment and sometimes must own equipment. For example, many lawn care companies will need equipment that is a grade above residential mowers because of the high frequency of use and cost of investment. Thus, it makes great sense to invest in a mower that can will not only lower the overall time it takes to cut a lawn but one that is also durable enough to make a bigger return on the initial investment. This is where commercial lawn mowers work the best as they are more durable, are often more efficient, and packed with features to make mowing easier. There are several manufacturers of commercial mowers who believe in quality products and maintenance crews of big fields and lawn care companies are all users of these products.
 
 

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Commercial Mowing Equipment

There are many differences in a residential mower and a commercial mower rather it is a walk behind or a riding model. One of the big differences is durability, which is very important to the return on investment for the buyer. Durability can be found in different parts of the lawn mower from the tires to the engine. Commercial lawn mowers usually consist of more expensive parts that are high in quality and will last quite a while. Cutting decks are one of the differences and an example is the 7-Iron II™ Deck from John Deere which is made from 7-gauge steel, allows faster blade speeds, and minimizes clumping. Many other commercial models will have similar decks that are very sturdy and able to cut the tallest grass with ease. Another important difference is the engines of commercial lawn mowers. These engines are usually bigger, more dependable engines that can be started and used in many jobs without the slightest sign of a problem. These commercial mowers will have quality engines with preferably 2 cylinders with higher displacement and horsepower. Other parts like the tires, handles, and controls are also important differences that make mowing easier. The warranty is sometimes a factor and commercial grade mowers will sometimes have similar warranties as residential models.


Front Mowers

Featuring advanced safety technology and long-life components like heat-treated, cast-iron axles and advanced self-reinforcing frames, the 1400 & 1500 Series II combine high-capacity mowing, superior durability and all-year versatility. With options like 7-Iron II™ decks, a variety of attachments, and two- and four-wheel drive, they're the best mowers of their kind.

Wide-Area Mowers

Intended for customers with large areas to mow and hills to climb, the 1600 Turbo Wide-Area Mower features a 57-hp, turbocharged, overhead-valve, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled Yanmar diesel engine with on-demand or full-time mechanical rear wheel drive. Mow up to 68 acres in an 8-hour day with a nearly 11-foot cutting width.


Commercial Walk-Behind Mowers

Equipped with 48- and 54-inch mower decks and powerful engines, the John Deere commercial walk-behind mowers offer the heavy-duty features to withstand tough commercial applications. Designed for the demanding conditions and assorted applications of the commercial operator, the 7H Series provides infinitely variable mowing speeds and an immediate positive reverse for various mowing conditions.


Z-Track Mowers

Superior performance begins at the foundation of any zero-turn mower – the frame. Built from years of experience producing professional lawn care equipment, the Estate Series features a robotically-welded channel frame and an industry-recognized 7-Iron™ deck, stamped from a single piece of thick, seven-gauge steel. A unique airflow design lifts grass and delivers a precise, even cut with 48-, 54- or 60-inch mower decks.