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| New 1600 Series II Turbo Wide-Area Mower |
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Flexible
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Despite its striking dimensions, the 1600 Turbo is surprisingly flexible - able to maneuver down paths as narrow as 84-inches wide (a golf-cart-sized path) by retracting the wing decks, and mow in tight areas with the center deck alone, or with the center deck and either wing deck. You may be surprised - one size really can fit all.
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Ground-Tracing Decks | |
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The wings take wide-area mowing to new heights.
Because most turf isn't perfectly level, especially over an area as wide as eleven feet, the 1600 Turbo's wing decks were specially engineered to adapt. They actually "float" and follow ground contour. Plus, they take flexibility to the extreme - continuous mowing on rolling terrain with upward angles up to
45-degrees and downward angles to 20-degrees. They're able to continue mowing at a 45-degree upward angle and a 20-degree downward angle.
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Retractable Wings | |
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Easy as 1 - 2 - 3.
The 1600 Turbo can mow with all three decks, two decks (center deck and either wing deck) or the center deck alone. And, unlike the competition, when mowing with less than three decks, all of the power can be directed just to the decks being used. All 112 foot-pounds of torque can even be directed to the center deck to easily mow through thick, tough grass.
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It really hauls.
Besides being able to travel up to 14.4 miles per hour, the 1600 Turbo can easily fit on the back of a trailer and be towed by a standard pickup truck. Wings lock into place, and can be unlocked right from the operator's seat.
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