Wright – Why ride stand on mowers?

Wright – Why ride stand on mowers?
The Wright Stander is the commercial mower designed to go where other mowers simply cannot. The Wright patent protected stand-on mowing position and perfect centre of gravity, allows you to shift your weight and balance to take on uneven and changing terrain. As a zero turn mower, the Standers superb manoeuvrability takes on tight spaces with ease meaning that no grassed area is off limits.

The key benefits of a Wright Stander:

· Wright stander mowers are ideal for limited space on your trailer, having one of the smallest footprints in the industry.
· The low centre of gravity provides more stability and gives you a safer ride while cutting grass.
· Standing provides better all round visibility.
· With a low profile, standing position and lack of seatbelt, Wright stand on mowers allow you to avoid obstacles with a simple bend of the knees.
· Standing takes the stress off your lower back and lets your stronger leg muscles act as shock absorbers.

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Not all stand on mowers are the same, the Wright's stand on position is unique and patent protected. Other stand on mowers may look similar, but their off centre standing position and centre of gravity gives instability, inferior traction and all round poorer grass cutting.
 

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