Lastec Introduces World’s Biggest Zero-Turn
Lastec has introduced the world’s biggest zero-turn mower with a 120 in. cutting width: the WZ1000 flex deck. Built in the U.S., and starting at $48,900 USD, the WZ1000 provides up to 8.73 acres/hour coverage to fit the wide area production needs of commercial landscapers, lawn care professionals, sports fields and golf courses.
Featuring a massive 120 in. cutting width, five 25 in. flex decks, and zero-turn maneuverability, the WZ1000 cuts with the accuracy of five small push mowers at the speed and production of a zero-turn wide area mower; including five independently flexing decks with up to 24° of total up/down motion for superior cut quality in even the most challenging contours and valleys. Powered by a 49 HP turbo-charged Tier 4 diesel engine, the WZ1000 has quick-lift electric decks for easy transport or storage, tool-free deck height adjustment for quick on-site height changes and 17 gal. fuel capacity.
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