Redesigned From Harper: ATM72 Slope Mower
Harper Turf Equipment, a manufacturer of slope mowing technology, has released a Tier 4 Final compliant ATM72LC slope mower.
The new model has improved hydraulics, ground drive performance and serviceability in comparison to its predecessor. The advanced components enhance the self-leveling comfort and driver safety features ATM72 operators have relied on since the 1980s.
“We applied our original upright engine design concept, but made modifications to ensure a smoother ride,” says Byron Riesen, Sales Manager. “This improved performance over our innovative hillside mowing technology is a testament to our engineers.”
The liquid cooled, 4-cylinder 24.8 HP Kubota engine powers through tough mowing jobs with ease and adaptability. Enhanced combustion efficiency reduces vibrations and sound emissions.
The larger hydraulic tank, now located near the back of the machine, increases capacity and runs cooler, thus extending the life of hydraulic components. The redesigned leveling circuit provides constant down pressure on the stabilizer arms to absorb rough terrain, improving traction and operator comfort.
Other enhancements to the mower include the servo control hydrostat foot pedal, inclinometer leveling, redesigned operator controls and deck service access.
The new models are available now for spring ordering.
Visit harperturfequipment.com.
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