Stirling Effort
Stirling Effort
Stirling council began replacing their existing fleet of walk behind commercial mowers with Ferris back in 2018.
After a demonstration programme the first order was for 3 x Ferris FW25. Since then they have continued to update their fleet with Ferris the latest purchase being an FW35 26hp model.
The FW35 dual hydrostatic walk behind mower was built from the ground up to meet the demands of professional mowing. Its tough built construction offers a low centre point of gravity and the wide wheel stance results in unparalleled traction and stability on hillsides without the need of twin-wheels.
The user friendly design features smooth operation by means of a cruise control bar, independent speed reduction levers, thumb controlled speed override and foot operated return to neutral controls. The floating deck design in combination with a wide nose wheel enables the deck to react to any inconsistencies in the terrain. Ferris walk-behind mowers are built to withstand the rigours of all day commercial use.
Our picture shows Stirling Council Supervisor Bob Hanson with the new Ferris FW35
For more information contact our sales team directly through this link.
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