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EGO POWER+ 132cm (52”) Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower
Product Description
The EGO POWER+ 132cm (52”) Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower is a ZTR like nothing else out there. Featuring Peak Power™+ technology, it combines the power of up to 6 EGO 56V ARC Lithium™ Batteries – the same battery technology powering all EGO products, making it the World’s First Platform Compatible Rider. Engineered with 5 independent brushless motors to deliver 25 horsepower, equivalent to a petrol engine, in cutting and driving power. Built with a 132cm (52”) 10-gauge FABRICATED steel deck and reaching a top speed of 13 KPH, this new ZTR allows you to cover more ground, faster. Cut up to 2.5 acres* on a single charge with four included EGO 12.0Ah 56V ARC Lithium™ batteries. Go even further by adding more batteries to cut 3, 4, 5 or as many acres as needed – unlike any other battery-powered ZTR in the market. The Industry's Fastest Charger fully charges 4 x 12.0Ah batteries in just 2.5 hours, up to 4x faster than competitors. The adjustable seat suspension guarantees a smooth ride. Customise the mowing experience with an LCD interface featuring 3 driving modes: Control, Standard, and Sport – that can be accessed with the simple touch of a finger. Premium features like LED lights and USB charging port come standard to make the experience unlike any other ZTR. Built for durability – the mower, is backed by a 5 year domestic warranty. Experience zero-turn mowing like never before with the all-new EGO Power+ 132cm (52”) Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower – Power Like No Other. (*Cut up to based on Z6 features set at standard drive mode, highest drive speed, lowest blade speed and 20% removal rate, output may vary dependent upon individuals unique location and requirements)
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