Q&A WITH TRAE HUMPHREYS,
Senior Product Manager – Ariens Co
We caught up with AriensCo Senior Product Manager Trae Humphreys to learn more about the benets of a stand-on commercial mower.
The market for stand-on commercial mowers connues to grow. What do you think aracts landscapers to stand-on machines?
A: Stand-on mowers, like the Gravely Pro-Stance, oer several benets to users. Their lower center of gravity makes them beer equipped to handle hills and they are easier to maneuver around bushes and retenon ponds, helping professional landscape contractors work eciently.
Are stand-on commercial mowers as comfortable for the user as a tradional zero-turn?
A: For many users, stand-on mowers are more comfortable than zero-turns. Isolators on the Pro- Stance’s plaorm reduce vibraon and increase comfort. Stand-on mowers are also easier on the operator’s back. When standing, the user’s feet and legs act as shock absorbers, taking strain in place of being in a seated posion.
You menoned increased eciency, how do stand-on mowers help commercial landscape professionals accomplish more in less me?
A: In addion to being easy to maneuver in ght spots and around landscaping, the convenience of the Pro-Stance is a big me-saver. Users can quickly hop on and o the machine to remove scks and debris. They’re quick and easy to get on and o the trailer and provide greater visibility than tradional mid-mount models so users can move freely throughout the yard.
Gravely has been in the stand-on business for several years, what’s new with the latest generaon Pro-Stance?
A: The Pro-Stance was completely redesigned for the 2020 model year. We reposioned the operator close to the machine’s center. This lowers the machine’s center of gravity and improves handling. Pro-Stance controls were updated to be more ergonomic, keeping the user’s arms in a comfortable posion for all-day use. The thumb release and vercal pin system makes for quick and easy cung height adjustments.
The Gravely Pro-Stance is available in deck sizes ranging from 32 to 60 inches and oers Kawasaki EFI engine opons. To learn more, visit
Gravely.com
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