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INDUSTRY NEWS PRODUCT NEWS


PRODUCT NEWS Zero-turn mowers: fast without the furious


THERE is no question zero-turn mowers save time. The ability for a zero-turn mower to turn on the proverbial sixpence and reduce the need for extra manoeuvring is no idle boast. Add in a wide range of deck options available for a zero-turn mower and you will be able to shave even more time off your regular mow.


Ariens offer homeowners and professionals cutting decks as small as 34 inches or as large as 60 inches across. The bigger the deck the faster the job’s done.


A zero-turn, says Ariens, can halve the time you spend mowing!


All of this is achieved in comfort, they point out. Most Ariens zero-turn mowers come with high-back, plush and adjustable seats with some mowers in the line-up including armrests. The controls are positioned in ergonomic and easily accessible locations so the operator can simply enjoy the ride. Two levers are all you need to drive, brake


and steer. Spinning on the spot is achieved by either pushing the left or right hand forward, eliminating the need for three- point turns at the end of the cutting pass.


Faster speed coupled with the elimination of going over already cut grass demonstrates how efficient the zero-turn is. Typical speeds of ride-on mowers and garden tractors are 3-4 miles per hour.


An Ariens zero-turn whisks you along at 5-8mph with smooth acceleration, into that quick 180 spin and back down the line without the furious turning, backing and turning again.


Go online at: www.ariens.com/en-gb/lawn-products or contact Ariens on 01844 2788000.


Back to work with ECHO


A ROUND-UP of ECHO outdoor power tools introduced this year reveals the move to low and zero pollution solutions for all types of work from forestry to groundscare and gardening, both professional and domestic.


Early in the year we saw the introduction of the CS-621SX, the latest chainsaw in the ECHO X Series of ‘Best in Class’ products which aim to be industry-leading in terms of power and performance. The CS- 621SX boasts a new 59.8cc low emission, professional-grade 2-stroke ECHO engine, designed and manufactured in Japan. The saw is packed with advanced features to help the commercial operator power through their work.


ECHO also launched the world’s first chainsaw with Auto Choke this year, the CS-352AC, an all-round rear handle chainsaw with the patented Auto Choke feature enabling quicker, easier and safer starting. All that’s needed is one pull, regardless of the engine temperature, and the chainsaw starts first time - without the risk of flooding the engine.


Taking low emissions to another level is the ECHO range of three domestic and semi-


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The ECHO DCS-2500T


professional double-sided hedgetrimmers: the HC-2020, the HC-2020R and the HC- 2320. Each features the latest ECHO low emission engine, improved ergonomics with better balance and lighter weight, ideal for tackling small to medium-size domestic and professional jobs.


For the tree care professionals and arborists, there is the ECHO DCS-2500T, the first battery-powered top handle chainsaw with its 50V Lithium-ion battery generating the same power and cutting performance as its equivalent petrol packing chainsaw. All with low vibration and


without the noise and emissions. The DCS-2500T is part of a range of ECHO 50V battery-powered tools where one battery fits all.


All in all, there’s a lot of innovation from ECHO and much of it, they point out, at very competitive prices so it’s worth a good look to get you back to work with new eco-friendly alternatives.


You can find out more from your local authorised ECHO dealer. You can also visit www.echo-tools.co.uk or call 01844 278800 for more information.

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