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Toro to Release New Robotic Mower
The Toro Co. will introduce a new robotic battery-powered mower that features a vision-based localization system and wire-free navigation. Set to be released in spring 2023, the mower is easy to set up and tailored to each yard without an underground boundary wire installation. This proprietary vision system uses multiple cameras to map and localize in the yard, enabling the mower to navigate tight spaces and move around structures such as trees and landscaping. It is also capable of crossing surfaces, such as driveways and sidewalks, to maintain all areas of the property.
The mower also includes a dedicated smartphone app that allows users to customize their mowing schedule—whether it’s around work, sleep or travel. The app can also recommend an ideal mowing schedule based on weather forecasts and patterns. In addition, the mower has third-party safety certification, theftproof features, slope-friendly cutting abilities and quiet functionality. The robotic mower offers high efficiency through its patented Smart Zones mowing system that can be controlled through custom settings in the app. Through this system, the mower will automatically keep the lawn at a consistent, owner-selected height by cutting the smallest amount of grass each day for optimal lawn health. https://gpros.co/577c3f Daedong Corp. Celebrates 75 Years Daedong Corp., parent company to Kioti Tractor, is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. In 1947, Sam-Man Kim founded Daedong Corp. alongside his four brothers. As Korea battled famine in the wake of World War II, the need for agricultural mechanization fueled Kim’s determination and creativity. The brothers’ work resulted in machines that increased food production throughout a critical time during Korea’s industrialization. Scan Here Today, Daedong exports to 70 countries, and this past year, the To continue reading company produced Korea’s first 3.8-liter the rest of this story diesel engine, launched the country’s Briggs, Stihl to Partner on ZTR Mower Line first remote-controlled and autonomous tractor series and entered the e-mobility Stihl and Briggs & Stratton have joined forces in a manufacturing market, according to the company. relationship that will result in Stihl launching a line of zero- Kioti Tractor, a division of Daedongturn mowers for professionals and homeowners. USA, has been providing equipment
The new products will be available in select authorized across North America for more than local Stihl dealers beginning in January 2023. 35 years. With more than 60 tractor
Briggs & Stratton will manufacture the new line of zero-turn mowers to models, 12 zero-turn-radius mowers, meet Stihl specifications and quality standards, the companies reported. five utility vehicle models and an
“We take great pride that Stihl has seen in Briggs & Stratton what we have expansion into compact construction known for years—we design, engineer and manufacture (high-quality) zero- in late 2022, Kioti strives to increase turn mowers,” said Steve Andrews, Briggs & Stratton president and CEO. “With offerings to meet customer needs. a 114-year legacy of power application and manufacturing expertise, Briggs & https://gpros.co/s6t838 Stratton is a trusted leader in this industry, and we look forward to applying our product and manufacturing capabilities to produce Stihl zero-turn mowers.”
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Project EverGreen celebrated National GreenCare for Troops Awareness Week June 19-25 to raise awareness of the program with military families and potential volunteers, encourage eligible personnel to register to receive services and thank volunteers. In its 16 years of operation, GreenCare for Troops has provided an estimated $15 million in donated lawn care and landscape services and peace of mind to thousands of military families in need across the country. In addition National GreenCare for Troops to caring for the lawns of military families, Project EverGreen has prioritized environmental initiatives by providing green spaces in cities and neighborhoods. The goal is to offset the effects of climate change through plants.
Staying true to the commitment of aiding military families, Project EverGreen also offers a SnowCare for Troops program that provides complimentary snow and ice removal services for families of deployed military personnel. Scan Here
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Greenworks Expands 82V Line
Greenworks Commercial is adding 26 new product offerings throughout 2022 to its 82V line. The Greenworks Commercial 82V line consists of heavyduty products that can withstand tough jobs while providing high power, performance and run time without the noise, hassle or harmful emissions of gas counterparts. Greenworks Right now, green industry pros can purchase a wide assortment of the new Greenworks Commercial 82V line, including a variety of top performing edgers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws and power cutters. Additional new products from the 82V expansion will be rolling out in both fall and winter of 2022, including the Greenworks Commercial 30-inch Walk-Behind Mower and the 24-inch Dual Stage Snow Blower using a TruBrushless motor that auto-adapts to any condition. Scan Here
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Wacker Neuson, Deere Partner on Excavators
Wacker Neuson Group and John Deere Construction & Forestry Company, a subsidiary of Deere & Co., have reached an agreement for mini and compact excavators.
Wacker Neuson will begin producing mini and compact excavators under 5 metric tons for Deere & Co., including battery-powered electric models. The excavators will then be distributed under Deere’s brand through its global dealer network.
Wacker Neuson will design and manufacture the machines at its facilities in Menomonee Falls, Wis., as well as Linz, Austria, for the requirements of John Deere mainly for North America. John Deere will purchase and incorporate design and technical IP provided by Wacker Neuson, adapting and evolving to meet its own manufacturing and innovation requirements. These models will be produced and launched on the market exclusively by John Deere, while Wacker Neuson will independently continue to develop, produce and distribute its own 5-9 metric ton excavators under its own brand.
The companies plan a phased introduction of models.
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