Reinvented from the ground up, the Exmark
The intuitive controls make operating
With the ability to fit through gates as narrow as 36-inches, the compact design of the 32-inch Staris E-Series model gives landscape professionals access to more yards, more quickly, without fatigue.
Expanded Radius model. The company is also expanding its Radius line of zero-turn riding mowers to include a new 44-inch Radius E-Series model.
According to Exmark product manager, Mike Mayfield, the 44-inch Radius E-Series model offers landscape professionals and homeowners a smaller, more nimble mower that’s ideal for landscaped yards, where maneuverability is at a premium.
As Exmark’s most affordable Radius model, the 44-inch Radius E-Series machine includes a 5-inch deep UltraCut Series 3 cutting deck. Fully fabricated and welded from high-strength steel, the two-blade UltraCut Series 3 cutting deck features large-diameter, no maintenance, sealed bearing blade spindle housings. Additionally, Exmark’s exclusive flow-control baffles provide an unmatched quality of cut.
Radius models feature a heavy-duty unibody frame that’s fabricated from 2-inch by 3-inch rectangular steel tubing for maximum durability and strength. The frame design places the heaviest components, including the engine, fuel tank
The 44-inch Radius E-Series model features integrated Hydro-Gear transmissions that deliver maximum durability, smooth control and forward speeds of up to 7 mph. The Exmark 702 V-Twin engine delivers the power and torque needed to make quick work of big mowing jobs. Features of the Exmark engine include a dual-barrel carburetor, cast iron cylinder liners and a quick-drain oil hose for tools-free oil changes.
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