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Six Grasshopper advantages for facilities managers

May 10, 2024
6 Grasshopper advantages for fleets

Key takeaways in this article

  • Zero-turn time savings: Commercial zero-turn mowers save facilities managers 30–50% of overall mowing time versus steering-wheel units.
  • GrassMax blade lifespan: Grasshopper's GrassMax Blade System tests at twice the lifespan of aftermarket imitators, lowering long-term blade replacement costs.
  • Built to last: Grasshopper mowers use U.S.-grade reinforced steel and a chip-and-rust-resistant powder-coat finish for years of fleet-level durability.
  • FrontMount decks cut trimming time: Adding a FrontMount deck reduces separate trimming and edging passes, compressing total property mowing time further.
  • Fleet pricing available: Fleet managers can access bulk pricing and easy ordering through national cooperatives and state buying programs.

The go-to mower for facilities managers

#MowDay means something different for every operator—just like quality means something different for every buyer. For facilities managers and fleet owners, Grasshopper is the workhorse you ought to choose again and again. Here’s six good reasons why:

1. Durable steel build

We like to say Grasshopper mowers are the first to finish the job and built to last. That’s because each one is constructed from U.S.-grade steel with reinforcements, plus a chip -and-rust-resistant powder-coat finish so they last for years to come.

2. The right deck and blades for the job

No matter what property you’re mowing, we have a productive deck size and a specially designed blade to match how you’re using your mower. Our GrassMax™ Blade System features blades that are bend and wear-resistant and test with twice the lifespan of aftermarket imitators.

3. Go with zero

Zero-turn mowers are hands-down the best pick for anyone mowing a lot of acreage. Compared to steering-wheel units and other styles of mowers, the turn-on-a-dime capability saves 30-50% of your overall mowing time, according to Grasshopper Mowers’ Brent Dobson. Just think of the time spent backing up, weaving in and out of tight areas and turning around, and you start to see the savings add up.

Want to stay even more efficient? FrontMount™ decks shave off more mowing time by reducing trimming and edging.

4. Comfort is king

Even if you’re buying and not mowing, there’s a lot to be said for a comfortable ride. With an ergonomic seat, tons of legroom, adjustable controls, and a design purpose-built to reduce vibrations, . And you stay popular with your coworkers.

5. No mower leaves untested

At Grasshopper, we believe in our mowers. But never so much that they roll out of the factory without being tested. At every step of the process, each mower is tested for reliability and quality before it’s finally ready to care for your property.

6. Make buying the easy part

Thanks to national cooperatives and state buying programs, fleet managers can take advantage of bulk pricing and easy ordering. Upgrade your fleet with ease and experience the cost-savings and convenience of Grasshopper Mowers.

Keep your properties in tip-top shape with the unbeatable quality and cut of Grasshopper Mowers. Future employee of the month, here you come.

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