Bobcat Celebrates America’s 250th With Limited ‘Founders Edition’ Mower
In recognition of America’s 250th anniversary, Bobcat Co. is introducing a limited “Founders Edition” ZT3500 zero-turn mower, an exclusive 250-unit release designed to mark the milestone while celebrating the people behind the work. Built on a proven mowing platform, the Founders Edition mower combines the trusted performance operators rely on with distinctive upgrades and commercial-grade features that set it apart.
The Founders Edition ZT3500 features several unique enhancements while maintaining the same performance, durability and ease of use customers rely on: Individually numbered units (1–250), marking each machine as part of the commemorative release; a Founders Edition badge and American flag accents, reflecting the edition’s commemorative inspiration, plus blacked-out tailgate and rims for a more defined, modern appearance and upgraded seat platform designed to support longer days on the job.
The Founders Edition ZT3500 will be available in limited quantities through select Bobcat dealerships nationwide, with some dealers planning to feature the units at community events, charitable fundraisers and local celebrations, extending their impact beyond the jobsite and recognizing the communities they serve.
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