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KPM Exceptional Named Ybravo Distributor
KPM Exceptional has been selected to distribute Ybravo commercial mowers, accessories and spare parts throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware and Virginia.
“We are excited to be partnering with KPM Exceptional to expand localized distribution of the Ybravo mower line into the Northeast,” said Ybravo Texas, LLC President Robert Graham. “KPM Exceptional has a strong reputation for supporting outdoor power equipment dealers in their market for over 50 years, and their commitment to helping their dealers grow aligns well with our commitment to quality customer service and support.”
The Ybravo line of mowers includes 21” and 25” commercial walk behind mowers with a choice of Kawasaki and Honda engines and a proprietary heavy-duty 2-speed gear drive transmission (patent pending).
“Ybravo’s 21” and 25” commercial mowers will be a great addition to our product offering,” said KPM Exceptional Vice President of Sales & Marketing Rick Favata. “Ybravo mowers are designed specifically for commercial landscapers that maintain small properties or have a need for a trim mower to get into tight spaces. Their innovative product design increases productivity without compromising cut quality—something professional landscapers demand and our independent servicing dealers will be excited to provide.”
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