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Unveiling the Toro Z Master Revolution

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Stanley introduces the Toro Z Master Revolution 60" Commercial Zero Turn Lawn Mower, highlighting its 100% battery-powered operation. He and Toro representative, Jared, discuss the target demographic for this premium machine, emphasizing that it's not for everyone due to its higher upfront cost. They identify key users as those who service parks, schools, and hospitals, valuing lower noise and emissions, and those focused on long-term cost savings.

Goal: The Toro Z Master Revolution, a fully battery-powered commercial zero-turn mower, is introduced, with a discussion on its target market of commercial operators prioritizing quiet operation, low emissions, and long-term financial benefits.

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going to give you a free ride on this one. Toro has what they call this is the Z Master Revolution, Jared, and it's 100% battery powered. >> Yes. >> And before you turn this camera off, who is this meant for? Because there's guys that wake up in the morning and they love the smell of diesel. >> Yep. And there's guys that want nothing to do with batteries. So why would they even consider this? Who's your audience for this thing? >> Yeah. And that's that's a good point. I mean, it's not for everybody. Like battery powered equipment, especially commercial grade, is going to be more expensive. >> Okay. >> So, you know, a lot of people see that upfront cost and they they simply won't pay it, right? They they don't see the long. >> This is meant for There's really three guys that a mower like this is meant for. >> Yeah. So, it's it's for guys that maybe service a park or a school or a uh hospital is a good one >> because you have a lot less decibb. >> Yes. >> Yep. >> Yep. And so you can start earlier, you can mow later. It's less intrusive for the people that are, you know, on site. >> Um so it's for those people and it's also really for >> people that are starting trying to grow their business and be as efficient as possible. So, it's not for the short-term nearsighted contractor. Is there somebody that looks at the dollars and cents, looks at how much they're spending on gas monthly, looks at how much their maintenance costs monthly, and then they can go in and say, "Okay, the upfront cost on this is much more." But because of these savings, it's going to pay itself off in a year and a half or 3 years. >> It's for the number crunchers. >> Exactly. So, there's guys that get up and they love that feeling of getting on that mower and listening to that engine and they tune into it and it just becomes part of their being. But then there's guys that don't care about that at all and at the end of the month all they want is the absolute most money they possibly can. But don't confuse this mower with being the money maker up front. This is the money maker at the back end of this. if I understand this absolutely correctly. So, there's I said there's three three people that enjoy this or can utilize this more. It's the guys that have specialty applications, hospitals, uh schools, things like that. >> Yep. >> It's the number crunchers, and then it's the guys that…

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