ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER'S GUIDE


MOWERS  Progressive Mowers


Southern Specialty Equipment is a dealer for Progressive Turf Equipment Mowers and has been serving the Southeast region for 22 years. Progressive Turf Equipment Mowers are well known in the turfgrass industry. Their ease of maintenance and durability is unmatched. Progressive mowers have the highest blade tip speed in the industry to better spread-out clippings. Southern Specialty Equipment offers the following models: Pro-Max 36, TD92, TDR22, TDR26, TD65, TDR15.5, TRD30, SDR65, and SDR90. Over the years, we’ve learned that hard work, straight talk, and diligence are what build the relationships which are the key to business success. We are proud to say that Southern Specialty Equipment excels at all three. For more information on Southern Specialty Equipment and the products and services we offer, please visit our website: www.ssequip.net


 X-WAM (Cut width: 34-ft.-2-in.)(10.41-m)


The X-WAM has superior contour-following abilities based on the unique combination of five individual floating decks on an articulated axis. With the potential to cut 32 acres per hour (12.95 hectares per hour) and the ability to perform zero-turns without having to lift any of the mower decks, the X-WAM will increase your productivity and efficiency using only one tractor, one driver, and one mower. With the ability to mow in wet conditions and produce an even discharge of clippings and a reel-like finish, X-WAM is the ultimate wide area mower.


• Full hydraulic operation • Galvanized mowing decks • SteadFast maintenance-free sealed spindles • Full-width rollers • LazerBladezTM


fling-tip blades


• 3-year industry-leading warranty Learn more about the Trimax X-WAM or request a demonstration at trimaxmowers.com/x-wam


 Vulcan (Cut width: 23-ft.-9in.) (7.24-m)


The Trimax Vulcan is the highest return on investment castor wheel mower in the market, providing significant long-term cost savings for sod farms. Vulcan has been shown to consume 31 percent less PTO power, which corresponds to fuel savings of up to 13.9 percent when compared to the current industry- leading castor wheel mower. Subjected to extensive strength and durability testing during development and designed to have minimal maintenance requirements, the Vulcan is incredibly robust, suitable for full-time commercial use, and engineered for a long operational life.


• Full hydraulic operation • Galvanized mowing decks • Automatic belt tensioning • Puncture-proof solid tires • LazerBladezTM


fling-tip blades


• 3-year industry-leading warranty Learn more about the Trimax Vulcan or request a demonstration at trimaxmowers.com/vulcan


56 TPI Turf News November/December 2023


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