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Wood-Mizer Zero-Turn Mowers

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Wood-Mizer Zero-Turn Mowers

Since 1982, Wood-Mizer has earned a reputation as a world-leading forestry equipment manufacturer with a strong legacy from its innovative wood processing products. Now, the parent company of Lastec, has engineered a residential Wood-Mizer zero-turn mower.

Built in the U.S., the WR series mowers are available in 52-in. or 61-in. mowing decks. Other features include

  • 26HP Kohler gas vertical shaft engine
  • Dual integrated hydrostatic transaxle Hydro-Gear ZT-3100 transmission
  • 1-in. to 4.5-in. adjustable cutting height
  • Fully welded-steel decks
  • Heavy-duty fabricated frame
  • Durable powder-coat paint finish

Wood-Mizer zero-turn ensure a durable, dependable mower that is engineered for years of heavy-use. The ergonomically designed seat accomplishes optimal control and comfort with large diameter control handles.

Premium components including Kevlar belts and commercial-grade drive motors increase run times and require minimal maintenance. The mowers are backed by a 3-year or 300 hour warranty.

Visit woodmizer.com.

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