Evaluate Toro Mowers and Equipment
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A Toro representative demonstrates their latest mowing technology. The Z-Master 2000 Series (commercial entry-level) features a Kawasaki engine, 3400 transaxle, and a 7-gauge Turbo Force commercial deck, priced at $9,999. It emphasizes durability and comfort. The Grandstand stand-on mower is showcased for its efficiency in hopping on/off to clear debris, as well as its all-season flexibility with various hydraulic attachments (snow thrower, sweeper, power broom, etc.). The Titan Max MyRide (prosumer grade) offers a commercial MyRide suspension system and Kawasaki 24HP engine at a promo price of $8,499. The Timecutter Max Havoc (gas-powered) is also featured, and the representative confirms that Toro offers electric versions of their Timecutter mowers.
Goal: Learn about Toro's range of mowers, their electric tools, and their unique stand-on platform.
Tools and materials
- Toro 60V Flex-Force Battery System Toro — Powering various electric tools like blowers, trimmers, snow throwers, and chainsaws with interchangeable batteries
- Toro Battery-Powered Blower Toro — Leaf and debris clearing, with models up to 900 CFM
- Toro Battery-Powered Chainsaw Toro — Cutting wood and other materials, noted for its torque
- Toro Grandstand Stand-On Mower Toro — Efficient mowing and all-season tasks with various attachments (snow thrower, sweeper, power broom)
- Toro Timecutter Max Havoc Mower Toro — Gas-powered zero-turn mower
- Toro Titan Max MyRide Mower Toro — Prosumer-grade mowing with a commercial MyRide suspension system and 24HP Kawasaki engine
- Toro Z-Master 2000 Series Mower Toro — Commercial entry-level mowing, featuring a Kawasaki engine and 7-gauge Turbo Force deck