Small zero-turn mowers were never supposed to be this well-built, this inexpensive and this much fun. Otherwise all the other mower manufacturers who have been at this a lot longer than us would have already built it - right? Apparently we didn’t get the memo and good old-fashioned American ingenuity wins again.
Welded, Not Stamped.
Heavy-duty 11-gauge fabricated solid steel deck and 7-gauge steel reinforcements above spindles. It’s a core strength that makes it a Bad Boy through and through.
Put the Pedal Down.
Deck height is easily adjustable thanks to the foot assist pedal. Drop, lock and go for the cleanest, quickest cut around.
Get On and Go.
The combination choke and throttle (separate on Kawasaki) makes the MZ quick to start and ready to work harder. The electric blade start, like its larger siblings, is standard.
An Open and Shut Case.
Easy to access and maintain, there’s nothing tough about operating the toughest little zero-turn mower money can buy. We build ‘em better to make them last and give ‘em more power for performance—and that makes for just plain more fun.
The Direct Result of Just Not Knowing Any Better.
Small zero-turn mowers were never supposed to be this well-built, this inexpensive and this much fun. Otherwise all the other mower manufacturers who have been at this a lot longer than us would have already built it - right? Apparently we didn’t get the memo and good old-fashioned American ingenuity wins again.
