Introducing the Turfmast HDX and Full Battery Lineup

>> Right. So when you think about some of the most prevalent feedback is, "Holy smokes, this thing's heavy." >> It is a tank, Jared. >> Yes, >> it is a tank. It is one of It is the heaviest push mower that I've ever laid my hands on. And there are heavier ones out there. I'm not going to name names, but one way to get around that is, you know, rather than have to push, you know, the mower down and move it around. >> Yep. >> Casters. >> Yep. >> Right. So, we came out with this caster design. And I think that, you know, it's it was introduced earlier this year. It's It's actually done far better than we expected it to. >> Well, it it makes a heavy mower easy to move. >> Yes. So, that's the diff that's a the big difference is now this beast of a lawnmower, this tank. And I don't mean that in a negative way because it is actually built the way you and I would want something built. You don't want something built where you're worried about it hitting a rock and it falling apart like a a paper uh paper piece piece of paper in a in a windstorm. You want something that's going to be able to take some use and abuse. Toss it in the back of a trailer, let it bounce around, hit it onto stuff. And this thing, it is it's built heavy in all of the right ways. I want to qualify that for you guys when I say it's a beast of lawnmower because I don't want you to think it's a burden. It is just very wellb built. I got to clear that up. I'm sorry. Go ahead, Jared. >> No, no, that's I mean that's the perfect point, Stan is it is built very durable and that's that's why people get into discussion. Okay, time master versus turf master. >> Yes. >> I mean well how long do you want the units to last? Right? Right. And if you're pushing around and you have >> 10 yards in your neighborhood and you need to get in the back gates and you want a 30 in, buy a time master. >> Okay. >> Right. So, um, but with this with this new caster design, another piece of it that I want to point out is that it can still lock, right? So, your casters can lock into place. They don't always have to be swiveling if you would so choose to do that. But overall, the benefits of this with with ease of moving the equipment around and and ease of use has been really, really, really strong. And then, you know, your height of cut, you can adjust that quick and easily. So, this has been a very good unit with this update.…